Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Ring tone for cell phone

[KingS]

Hey there guys this has been posted on here before but I can't get any of to work on my phone. I'm looking for a 12v takeing off and running through the gears and one of one idleing or idleing with a couple revs I have a verizon motorola E 815 phone I'v tried the one posted on here I send it to my phone but I can't set it as a ringer and help or files that work I would appreciate it.



Oh yea if you have some you can just send it to me phone (574) 320-6595 thanks again guys

 

[KingS]

come on guys please I some of you on here have these ringtones on your phone and I have searched everywhere I can think of to find them

 

[WDixon27]

i've not seen any 12v stuff i think everyone just uses the isb wav file that's so common on the website, my razr wouldn't accept and play the wav file so i converted it to a mp3 and it now works on my phone here it is if you want to try it, i used a free sound editor called Audacity i guess with something like that you could edit just about any wav file to something phone friendly like a mp3

 

[KingS]

thanks guys that works finally a ringtone to be proud of.

 

[WDixon27]

what you don't like all of the gay rings that come with new phones either? :-laf

thanks guys that works finally a ringtone to be proud of.

 

[KingS]

nope the only one I like on my phone is a techno music one its ok but the rest suck.

 

[WadePatton]

Use the recorder thing in the phone to make your own ringtone. I haven't gotten a good "sample" yet, but am working on finding the right "grunting" up the hill sound--without the wind noise.



Or maybe just have the wife hold the phone while I do a 100mph fly by. :-laf

 

[ACrafts]

Wow i really want that as a ringtone. Im not to good with computers so do you think i could get one of you guys to just send it to my phone please. I would really appreciate it.

Thanks



Adam

(303)638-8003 Oo.

 

[KingS]

t-bone sent the one to me that works but if I send it to some one else it doesn't work for them but if you give me you you number I will send it and see if you can get it to work for you other wise PM t-bone.

 

[EDaigneault]

klenger.net go to 2nd gen reference and clic on start cummins isb.

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[telliott]

how do you send it to your phone? i saved it on my computer, but now what? or maybe someone could send it to me too? 970-580-8196

 

[KingS]

telliot I sent it to you let me know if it works.

 

[telliott]

yeah i got it... . thanks a lot Oo.

 

[brn2fsh]

Hello,



I want it on my cell phone also! Can someone please send it to (406)-672-8707.



Thanks,

 

[WBerry]

i would like to have it also please. could you send it to 305-710-3812 thanks,Bill

 

[KingS]

pm me what cell phone sevice you use verizon ect if you use other then verizon send me a text or pic text to -- email address removed -- so I have the information I need to send the file to you off of my computer if I send from phone to phone it doesn't always send it depending on carrier.

 

[mcsinfl]

Please send to me too... verizon... . I've been trying for the longest to find a ring tone.



Mark

 

[mcsinfl]

wow, that was fast, received it already. thanks a million. i'll be calling myself all day long

 

[george]

man o man, just when you think you've heard about everything, what a bunch of sick puppies you all are.

I feel right at home, I want it too please 702-245-7330

 

[HoleshotHolset]

For those of us with somewhat old Motorola iDEN Nextel phones (I have the i870 which is at least 2 years old... ) - I have converted the infamous ISB startup . mp3 to a . wav file - which can be assigned as a ringtone. I edited it down to 5 seconds before converting it.



I use a program called "dBpower AMP Music Converter" to transcode all my ringtones (except for MIDI tones... ) into the following format specs:



Wave (. wav)

Bit depth - 8-bit

Sampling rate - 8000Hz

mono - NOT stereo



That is the format which will work on older Motorola iDEN phones. Convert it JUST BEFORE you transfer the files to the phone - if you open/edit the files with Windows Sound Recorder - they will fail to transfer successfully. 8-bit/8kHz/mono audio sounds kinda rough, but it is the only format that will work on these older phones.



You then have to use another program called iDEN WebJAL (made by Motorola) to upload the files using a USB cable.



It is a bit of a convoluted process, but the end result is sweet. To name a few, I have the Dukes of Hazzard, A-Team and CHiPs theme songs for ring tones... I also have Grateful Dead tunes and movie quotes saved as ring tones.



There is a WEALTH of information out there on the WWW on how to convert/transfer and manage ring tones for specific phone models put out by the various carriers.



Have fun!



Matt