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Ringtones from songs using WAV Compression

9 replies · 8,862 views · Started 06 March 2003

You can find this information here and there in the topics but I feel it is important to remind every p800 user that you can have a full song as a ringtone (although you might prefer to only have a short excerpt) because you can compress WAV files. This is the procedure I used for my ringtone (which I will not post because of (C) )
1) took the track out of the CD using AudioCrusher -> wav
2) cut it out and converted to mono using Nero WaveEditor (any wav editor would do i guess)
3) opened the Windows Sound recorder (it's in Program -> Accessory somewhere) reloaded the wav and did a Save As changing the Options to IMA ADPCM, 22,5 Khz, 4bit, mono)
4) the 32 MB went down to 1 MB and most of the song is there, with good quality (for a ringtone at least, not comparable with mp3 quality) and very high volume

Is there a simple way to convert mp3 to wav files? Also, how to get realone video converted to P800 format???

[quote="tigernet"]Is there a simple way to convert mp3 to wav files? [/quote]
Not sure but I think BeSweet & BeSweetGui should do the work.
they can be downloaded here: www.doom9.org
[quote="tigernet"]Also, how to get realone video converted to P800 format???[/quote]
I haven't tried that yet.

[quote="tigernet"]Is there a simple way to convert mp3 to wav files? Also, how to get realone video converted to P800 format???[/quote]

You can try JetAudio. Its a Ripper/Player/Converter/Radio replacement for the MediaPlayer.
Simply choose the MP3 then convert (with your settings you like) and voila...you got your Wav-File. Its fast too...oh, yeah, its an AudioCD Player, too !

[quote="cityhunter"][quote="tigernet"]Is there a simple way to convert mp3 to wav files? Also, how to get realone video converted to P800 format???[/quote]

You can try JetAudio. Its a Ripper/Player/Converter/Radio replacement for the MediaPlayer.
Simply choose the MP3 then convert (with your settings you like) and voila...you got your Wav-File. Its fast too...oh, yeah, its an AudioCD Player, too ![/quote]

Damn i forgot the link, and its a CD-BURNER,, too ! 😊

http://www.jetaudio.com/