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06si · 02-26-2008, 07:36 PM

I figured out how to get custom ringtones on my LG Voyager using BitPim, Itunes and an MP3 converter. I was wondering if anybody knows a way to customize the menu like the iphone with games and stuff

How to get free ringtones (you will need itunes, an AAC-MP3 converter, and BitPim)(make sure you install all phone drivers after connecting it to computer through usb):
Welcome to BitPim Koyote Soft Apple - iTunes - iTunes Overview
1. Find song you like on itunes than find and remember the time range of a 30 second clip of it you like
2. right click and go to get info
3. click the options tab and enter the time range and click remember playback position than press OK
4. click convert to AAC format
5. Find an AAC to MP3 converter and use that to create an MP3 of the AAC file
6. Open BitPim and click on the plus sign under media
7. Click ringtone and drag MP3 file into there
8. Click the convert button than ok
9. Click 'SEND PHONE DATA' on the upper left corner
10. The ringtone should now be on your phone if you go to call ringtone under tools

02-26-2008, 07:36 PM	#1 (permalink)
06si Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: South Florida Age: 23 Posts: 3,820 Kenny G iTrader: 5 / 100%	hacking the voyager? I figured out how to get custom ringtones on my LG Voyager using BitPim, Itunes and an MP3 converter. I was wondering if anybody knows a way to customize the menu like the iphone with games and stuff How to get free ringtones (you will need itunes, an AAC-MP3 converter, and BitPim)(make sure you install all phone drivers after connecting it to computer through usb): Welcome to BitPim Koyote Soft Apple - iTunes - iTunes Overview 1. Find song you like on itunes than find and remember the time range of a 30 second clip of it you like 2. right click and go to get info 3. click the options tab and enter the time range and click remember playback position than press OK 4. click convert to AAC format 5. Find an AAC to MP3 converter and use that to create an MP3 of the AAC file 6. Open BitPim and click on the plus sign under media 7. Click ringtone and drag MP3 file into there 8. Click the convert button than ok 9. Click 'SEND PHONE DATA' on the upper left corner 10. The ringtone should now be on your phone if you go to call ringtone under tools Last edited by 06si; 02-26-2008 at 07:49 PM.