[husker23]

My upgrade from the original to the spv e2000 has been great - the feature where you can assign pictures from the camera to someones call is wonderful - makes it so easy to know whos phoning at a glance

but it still doesnt allow me to assign differnet ring tones to different people
- my ancient nokia did that !

so

am i being stupid ops: (and ive missed something)

or has someone written a bit of software that works for ringtones like the one for pictures

[husker23]

My upgrade from the original to the spv e2000 has been great - the feature where you can assign pictures from the camera to someones call is wonderful - makes it so easy to know whos phoning at a glance

but it still doesnt allow me to assign differnet ring tones to different people
- my ancient nokia did that !

so

am i being stupid ops: (and ive missed something)

or has someone written a bit of software that works for ringtones like the one for pictures

[Mike Temporale]

Custom ring tones is built in. It's easy to do, just find the contact in question, edit it, and scroll down to "Custom Ring Tones".

[husker23]

i feel so stupid - but im sure that option wasnt their before

OK

next question is how low a frequency and bit depth will the phone work with

cos im gonna hae lots of tones

so will it play 30000hz at 12 bit
(or will i just ahve to try and find out)

[Mike Temporale]

Originally Posted by husker23

so will it play 30000hz at 12 bit
(or will i just ahve to try and find out)

Interesting... My guess is that this is different for each phone. I think it would depend on the frequency range of the speaker the manufacturer used. So you may notice different ranges from different phones. I think it's something you're going to have to test out. My only other thought is that there may be some mention of this in the manual or specifications on the manufacturers web site. But that's a long shot.

[husker23]

just tried 32 Khz at 8 bit - sounds OK through the speakers -

so a real memory saver :lol:

thanks again for the help