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Hiei77
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Does anyone know a place where i can get some anime ringtones? I've been dying for one, and i cant seem to find any on Verizon. Also all i could find online are the ones you make yourself. The only one on Verizon is Pokemon.
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daxomni
 Posts: 2650 Location: Somewhere else. |
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Just make your own. Rip a song from your favorite anime CD or DVD and then clip the part you want and load it on your phone. (your phone has to be able to play mp3's and have some type of link to your computer for this to work, but most phones can do this if they were made in the last few years).
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slickwataris
 Posts: 1334 Location: Carol Stream, Illinois |
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just search google for anime midis and download them to your phone.
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hanachan01
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Yes, but Verizon's phones don't let you do that
 You can only buy ringtones on the phone.
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daxomni
Posts: 2650 Location: Somewhere else. |
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First of all, midi's are terrible. Seriously. I'm sick of hearing that 8-bit Nintendo crap come out of people's latest $300 phones from 2006. Well, unless it's an actual 8-bit Nintendo rip from CastleVania or something, then I can understand.
Second, are you really sure this has anything to do with the network provider? I have a Nokia phone at the moment. I simply downloaded Nokia's own software off the internet and then linked up my phone through my notebook's iR port. It took all of five minutes to add my own ringtone to my phone and I didn't have to crack any security or bother with my provider to get it done. If I were you I'd do some more searching around to see how it can work with your phone as well. It's true that I'm a techie, but I'm no phone guru. I just did a couple searches online and I was done. Hopefully you're just a couple searches away from the same fate. 
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Minai
 Posts: 21 Location: The Middle of Nowhere, USA |
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I know I have to have a special cable to download files from my compy to my cell, but that is the make, not the provider. Mine is a Sony Ericson Z500a. Talk to your Verizon rep and see if you can buy a link cable to connect your phone to your computer, or if you can do it by firewire/usb.
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TestamentSaki
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Some cellphones (old ones, I guess) can record sounds and you can use those sounds as ringtones. A friend of mine did (but he doesn't use any J-MUSIC for it)
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Johnni86
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I have a verizon phone (LG VX8000) and i had to go out and buy a third party software and cable (datapilot) which wasn't cheap ($40-60) but it will allows you to easily put mp3s on the phone which can be played as ringtones(i have done this many times) it also allows you to edit any info on your phone like, contact list, calender, photos, messages, and to back up everything. I don't know if your phone's manufacture makes a cable or something to connect but LG didn't when i got the software.
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omnistry
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I have a Cingular Motorola V551. Does any one know of how I can do that, too?
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Johnni86
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your phone has bluetooth you should be able to connect with a computer with bluetooth idk if you need special software for that but if you can't figure that out then you can always fall back on the method i described earlier, you can get datapilot connectors for basically any phone.
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SoloButterfly
 Posts: 239 Location: Masaki Residence |
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some phones have a program called "composer" or something similar and allow you to program in your own ringtones. I know there are a lot of sites out there that have all the info you need for writing up ringtones.
If I want anime/jpop ringtones on my phone I'd have to go out and buy an expensive cable or something. I've decided just to wait until they start offering us new phones at the end of our contract period and I'm going to get something that's not such a pain. I think there may be a few sites out there that let you "text message" links to songs you upload. There's a charge, and some of them are kinda...untrust worthy and you have to know whether your phone supports mp3 or just midi files, but that may be your best bet if you don't have any sort of connectors that came standard with your phone. |
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Kruszer
 Posts: 7994 Location: Minnesota, USA |
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My cell service only has Pokemon and Mew Mew power. Like I'm going to put that on my phone.
My ring is Metallica's "For whom the Bell Tolls" which is one of my favorite songs so I guess I'll forgive them though. 
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Wolverine Princess
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This is pure, unadulterated awesomeness. It's the exact same ringtone Yamazaki has from Welcome to the NHK, the "Fushigi Purupuru Plrin Rin" theme song. If my phone wasn't such a decrepit piece of crap, this would SO be my ringtone. (I can link to this, right? Am I breaking any of the rules by posting this?)
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adonais
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Cool...I've been looking for that one 
(you're probably safe linking that piece, although the guy has a load of other transcriptions on his site which definitely aren't covered by fair use..) (and....I couldn't help myself, here's my purupuru Plring mp3 remix. Didn't get the sound exactly right, but close enough  )
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DaZ616
 Posts: 327 Location: Sydney, Australia |
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My mob phone is old. Its the Nokia 7650 and only has midi.
My General Ringtone is "Those who fight" from FFVII Hehehhe, my Message Ringtone is" Victory Fanfare" from FFVII:AC( Just like in the movie, but not the general ringtone.) -DaZ |
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