changing alarm tone

yohan81718 · 05-19-05, 03:34 AM

i know you can have your custom .wav file in your windows folder and use it as customized alarm/reminder tone (or any other ones too)... but then that uses up RAM
is there any way to put these WAV files in SD card and use it as reminder/alarm tones?

mmosca1222 · 05-19-05, 08:07 AM

Originally Posted by yohan81718

i know you can have your custom .wav file in your windows folder and use it as customized alarm/reminder tone (or any other ones too)... but then that uses up RAM
is there any way to put these WAV files in SD card and use it as reminder/alarm tones?

I also would like to do this. I hope someone knows how to do this. I have some cool wav sounds on my laptop i would like to use. But like you i dont want to put these sounds in Main memory.

Mark

yohan81718 · 05-19-05, 11:48 AM

also i've noticed, there seems to be a size limitation on the wav file

ybot218 · 05-19-05, 12:27 PM

im with you guuys this is a very good question if anyon know definetly tell us cause frankly i dont like the alarm sound grrrrrrrrr

yohan81718 · 05-20-05, 03:57 PM

as for now, you can have WAV file in your windows directory...
i used nero wave editor to cut off a section of a song and saved as low quality wav (16000hz, 8bit, mono) and the file size is about 300kb
if you put it in windows directory... you can see the name listed on the tone selecting part