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Author Topic: How To Change Tone for Incoming TXT Messages  (Read 51029 times) Average Rating: 0
SpacedDuck
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« on: June 09, 2008, 04:46:31 PM »

Other than the dozen or so pre-set incoming text tones, can you have something else as your text received tone?    

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« Reply #1 on: June 09, 2008, 06:16:40 PM »

Yes you can

To use bitpim with the Vu set you phone to an lg vx8700 same as the shine.

LG PC Suite (for TU915). Drivers for CU915/CU920
Bitpim/EFS

Instructions:

   1. Install software listed above
   2. Hook up phone
   3. Launch BitPim (if using EFS, skip to step 12)
   4. BitPim should show "Other CDMA phone on COMx" (where x is the COM port being used)
   5. Choose Edit, Settings
   6. Change Phone Type to "LG-VX8700" (this is the CDMA version Shine)
   7. Click OK to close
   8. Choose View, View Filesystem
   9. Click the Filesystem icon
  10. Click the expand button beside "/"
  11. It will say "Retrieving" for a minute or two
  12. Expand to the following directory: /LGAPP/Media/Midis/RingTone
  13. Add whatever MP3 ringtones you want by right-clicking on RingTone folder and selecting "New File ..."


And a few final things to note:

    * You can also modify sounds in other folders but you can generally only replace existing ones (ie. the new files
       must have the same name)
    * There is still a size restriction of 300kB on the ringtone MP3s so you can't use a full song
    * You can bypass the Java security restrictions by modifying the .pol files under /LGAPP/Media/Java/cert/

Note: There is a workaround the 300kb limit but it involves using a data cable and such. Directions can be found in this post, HERE.
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« Reply #2 on: July 27, 2008, 01:50:10 PM »

When you put the MP3's in the MsgTone folder the songs have to follow the same naming scheme, ie: Message01, Message02, etc.  It seems that the phone will only hold 10 tones for messages so it won't look like it changed in the phone, but as long as you name the file the same, play it on your phone it should work.

Also here is the specs for supported music types from ATnT's http://developer.att.com/developer/device_detail.jsp?id=17700187#

Ring Tone Capabilities
Maximum Tone Length    N/A
Maximum Tone Size    300 kB
Ringtone Capabilities    WMA, MIDI-0 (MIDI 1.0), AMR-WB, MP3, WAV, MIDI 2.0, Real, AMR-NB/EFR, AAC, MIDI-1 (MIDI 1.0) SMF, iMelody (non-MIDI capable devices)
Ringtone Format    Music, Polyphonic
Max Tone Storage Capacity    128000 kB
Max Number Of Tones    N/A
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