How To Get Ringtones On Your Motorola Droid
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 | The highly-anticipated Motorola DROID is finally out! Now, it's time to acquire personal ring tones and put them onto your cool Android smartphone. Here are the steps on how to get ringtones on your Motorola DROID. |
| Instructions | Difficulty: Moderately Easy |
Things You'll Need:
- Motorola DROID
- MP3 software
- MP3 ringtone
1
Begin by obtaining the clip of your selected MP3 for your Motorola DROID ring tone. This can be done by using various software. 2
Connect the Motorola ANDROID into your computer via the USB cable that came in the handset's box3
A notification will pop up informing that you have connected the phone with a computer. Choose Mount4
Open the drive on you handset and create a new folder and name it as “ringtones” (all lower case).5
Copy the ringtone you've obtained from your PC and paste it in the newly created “ringtones” folder on the drive of your handset6
Eject the drive and unplug the DROID from your PC7
Set new new ring tone by going to Home -> Settings-> Sound & Display -> Phone Ringtone. Select the newly uploaded ringtone and... you are done!
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Thank you so much for sharing this-- very useful for us Droid users... any idea how to work the same magic for notification ringtones and alarms? I'm trying 'notifications' and 'alarms' as folders... they both seem to work! Cool. Nevermind.
Thank you so much for sharing this-- very useful for us Droid users... any idea how to work the same magic for notification ringtones and alarms? I'm trying 'notifications' and 'alarms' as folders... they both seem to work! Cool. Nevermind.
I want to mount my driod to my PC, but the USB port does not understand what a droid is and wants software to connect to it. So much for plug and play!!!
Thanx
Thank you so much for sharing this-- very useful for us Droid users... any idea how to work the same magic for notification ringtones and alarms? I'm trying 'notifications' and 'alarms' as folders... they both seem to work! Cool. Nevermind.
I want to mount my driod to my PC, but the USB port does not understand what a droid is and wants software to connect to it. So much for plug and play!!!
Thanx
What do you mean:
Open the drive on you handset and create a new folder and name it as “ringtones” (all lower case)
I created a folder on my droid and I do not see it from my PC. All I see is:
google_maps_navigation
LOST.DIR
Thank you so much for sharing this-- very useful for us Droid users... any idea how to work the same magic for notification ringtones and alarms? I'm trying 'notifications' and 'alarms' as folders... they both seem to work! Cool. Nevermind.
I want to mount my driod to my PC, but the USB port does not understand what a droid is and wants software to connect to it. So much for plug and play!!!
Thanx
What do you mean:
Open the drive on you handset and create a new folder and name it as “ringtones” (all lower case)
I created a folder on my droid and I do not see it from my PC. All I see is:
google_maps_navigation
LOST.DIR
You create a "Notification" ringtone the same way as a ringtone. The only difference is you create a folder called "notifications" all lower case.