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how do you d/l ringtones to your phone? can you do it with verizon?
Quote from: AcGrundy aka budsmokeronly on October 12, 2003, 07:16:04 PMhow do you d/l ringtones to your phone? can you do it with verizon?for polyphonic ring tones its simple midi files so if you have webspace and have midi files just upload them and use your internet on your phone and download the file by typing in the url of where the file is hosted thats how i do it and it works perfectly and i dont have to pay no 2 bucks for each song
Quote from: E. J. Rizo on October 12, 2003, 07:50:34 PMQuote from: AcGrundy aka budsmokeronly on October 12, 2003, 07:16:04 PMhow do you d/l ringtones to your phone? can you do it with verizon?for polyphonic ring tones its simple midi files so if you have webspace and have midi files just upload them and use your internet on your phone and download the file by typing in the url of where the file is hosted thats how i do it and it works perfectly and i dont have to pay no 2 bucks for each songverizon does it differently.
Quote from: Don Breezio on October 12, 2003, 07:54:40 PMQuote from: E. J. Rizo on October 12, 2003, 07:50:34 PMQuote from: AcGrundy aka budsmokeronly on October 12, 2003, 07:16:04 PMhow do you d/l ringtones to your phone? can you do it with verizon?for polyphonic ring tones its simple midi files so if you have webspace and have midi files just upload them and use your internet on your phone and download the file by typing in the url of where the file is hosted thats how i do it and it works perfectly and i dont have to pay no 2 bucks for each songverizon does it differently.im sure they do every company does it differently too because they want you to pay for the ringtones...but if you do it like i do it ends up free pretty much because all your paying for is your internet plan on your phone other than that its free as long as you can find the midi files.....im pretty sure that even virizon phones use midi files as there ringtones if they are polyphonic meaning that they can just download the file like i said or else pay the 2 bucks per song over the internet services that charge you.
Quote from: E. J. Rizo on October 12, 2003, 08:22:06 PMQuote from: Don Breezio on October 12, 2003, 07:54:40 PMQuote from: E. J. Rizo on October 12, 2003, 07:50:34 PMQuote from: AcGrundy aka budsmokeronly on October 12, 2003, 07:16:04 PMhow do you d/l ringtones to your phone? can you do it with verizon?for polyphonic ring tones its simple midi files so if you have webspace and have midi files just upload them and use your internet on your phone and download the file by typing in the url of where the file is hosted thats how i do it and it works perfectly and i dont have to pay no 2 bucks for each songverizon does it differently.im sure they do every company does it differently too because they want you to pay for the ringtones...but if you do it like i do it ends up free pretty much because all your paying for is your internet plan on your phone other than that its free as long as you can find the midi files.....im pretty sure that even virizon phones use midi files as there ringtones if they are polyphonic meaning that they can just download the file like i said or else pay the 2 bucks per song over the internet services that charge you.they are midi files but verizons internet doesnt allow you to download. you use an entirely different feature called "get it now" which some phones are equipped with and others (like ACGrundy's) arent...the only way AC could get ringtones would be to see if there is a link cable available for a kyocera to go from his phone to the computer and then download them like that...it still may not work that way...kyocera's are pieces of shit (no offense).
Quote from: Don Breezio on October 12, 2003, 09:41:34 PMQuote from: E. J. Rizo on October 12, 2003, 08:22:06 PMQuote from: Don Breezio on October 12, 2003, 07:54:40 PMQuote from: E. J. Rizo on October 12, 2003, 07:50:34 PMQuote from: AcGrundy aka budsmokeronly on October 12, 2003, 07:16:04 PMhow do you d/l ringtones to your phone? can you do it with verizon?for polyphonic ring tones its simple midi files so if you have webspace and have midi files just upload them and use your internet on your phone and download the file by typing in the url of where the file is hosted thats how i do it and it works perfectly and i dont have to pay no 2 bucks for each songverizon does it differently.im sure they do every company does it differently too because they want you to pay for the ringtones...but if you do it like i do it ends up free pretty much because all your paying for is your internet plan on your phone other than that its free as long as you can find the midi files.....im pretty sure that even virizon phones use midi files as there ringtones if they are polyphonic meaning that they can just download the file like i said or else pay the 2 bucks per song over the internet services that charge you.they are midi files but verizons internet doesnt allow you to download. you use an entirely different feature called "get it now" which some phones are equipped with and others (like ACGrundy's) arent...the only way AC could get ringtones would be to see if there is a link cable available for a kyocera to go from his phone to the computer and then download them like that...it still may not work that way...kyocera's are pieces of shit (no offense).there is no way to search the web on verizon? because as long as you can type in somethin like this "http://homepage.mac.com/ejrizo/" you should be able to get the midi files...you work there i dont im just asking thats fucked up if you cant do that if thats the case.....
yeah verizon really sucks balls. too bad I am stuck with it for awhile.
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