Anyone who managed to actually update their iPhone & uses iToner notice if you still have all of your custom ringtones? This is my one concern before updating.
Anyone who managed to actually update their iPhone & uses iToner notice if you still have all of your custom ringtones? This is my one concern before updating.
I had used iToner way back on version 1.1.1 and it kept my ringtones intact when I upgraded to 1.1.2 if they were assigned to a contact - now I upgraded to 1.1.3 and it removed them, even if assigned to a contact. I just tried to re-add through iToner and it did not work. I'm still trying to figure out a way to get my custom ringtone back on there.
I had used iToner way back on version 1.1.1 and it kept my ringtones intact when I upgraded to 1.1.2 if they were assigned to a contact - now I upgraded to 1.1.3 and it removed them, even if assigned to a contact. I just tried to re-add through iToner and it did not work. I'm still trying to figure out a way to get my custom ringtone back on there.
So does it not even show up on the list, or does it just not play them?
This $^#% is getting so irritating! I never did update to 1.1.2 either, even though I knew that ringtones still worked. Now itoner doesnt work with 1.1.3 so I cant upgrade now
Ambrosia reassured me at MacWorld today that if 1.1.3 broke it, they would be on it to fix it ASAP. They haven't failed us yet! But keep in mind they are all at MacWorld!!
does iToner allow you to set a custom tone for text/voicemail yet?
I had added custom ringtones using the method whereby you change the file extension of sound clips from m4a to m4r, and drop them into iTunes. I've updated to 1.1.3 and they all work just fine. Because the ringtones are indistinguishable from those made/bought via iTunes, they should survive future updates too.
It's been discussed at length in here and elsewhere, but here's how that's done:
Acquire/make your ringtone clip. If it's not an AAC file, import the clip into iTunes, then convert it to AAC - the file will now have an "m4a" extension. Simply rename the extension "m4r" and (Mac) drag the file to iTunes or (Windows) double-click the file. Either way, iTunes adds the clip to your ringtones list, from where you can sync it up to your iPhone.
that method worked for me, but the update knocked out all of my ringers. I'm sure they are part of the "other" that is shown in itunes in the dark orange.
Again, the method getting ringers on the phone to play:
convert mp3 to acc through itunes or whatever program you use. (.m4a)
find the file info and rename the file to m4r
add the file to itoner and sync
It works for me, and at first it didnt because i had like 4 files that didnt work and tried freeiphoneringtones program as well and didnt work.
GOOD LUCK!!! now if someone can fine a way to change the gui sounds like lock, unlock, sms, email and voicemail...
i tried this method when it was first announced. it was very hit or miss for me (mostly miss). i just tried it again with 2 songs and it didnt work...
that method worked for me, but the update knocked out all of my ringers. I'm sure they are part of the "other" that is shown in itunes in the dark orange.
Again, the method getting ringers on the phone to play:
convert mp3 to acc through itunes or whatever program you use. (.m4a)
find the file info and rename the file to m4r
add the file to itoner and sync
It works for me, and at first it didnt because i had like 4 files that didnt work and tried freeiphoneringtones program as well and didnt work.
GOOD LUCK!!! now if someone can fine a way to change the gui sounds like lock, unlock, sms, email and voicemail...