Free Ringtones for Pocket PC Phone Edition Users

[Jason Dunn]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/downloads.php' target='_blank'>http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/downloads.php</a><br /><br /></div>We <a href="http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/index.php?topic_id=4002">launched the downloads page over at Smartphone Thoughts</a> today, so if you have a Smartphone, go check it out. I spent a good part of my Saturday hunched over my laptop creating funky ringtones (eight bundles in all), the first of which is available for free download over at Smartphone Thoughts. I love the fact that the Smartphone and Pocket PC Phone Edition can use regular old WAV files as ringtones - that's just sweet. :mrgreen:

[JonnoB]

PPCThoughts needs a download page....

[Jason Dunn]

PPCThoughts needs a download page....

When one feature is added to the Thoughts Media Engine, you can rest assured that the other sites running atop it will more than likely offer the same feature soon enough. This won't happen right away though - I have several other things with a higher priority on my plate right now.

[entropy1980]

Pocket PC Phone Editioncan
Is that a new model? What does it look like? :lol:

[PlayAgain?]

I love the fact that the Smartphone and Pocket PC Phone Edition can use regular old WAV files as ringtones - that's just sweet. :mrgreen:

So you now know why Symbian users have been harping on about things like this for so so long :D. Now all that's needed is support for proper MIDI files on the Microsoft smartphone and I'll be even happier. :roll:

Anybody here been using the SAPI software for speech generation? Now that is cool!

[Jason Dunn]

Now all that's needed is support for proper MIDI files on the Microsoft smartphone and I'll be even happier. :roll:

Why? Are you planning on hooking a Smartphone up to a keyboard and controlling external devices? :takethat:

[ctmagnus]

Why? Are you planning on hooking a Smartphone up to a keyboard and controlling external devices?

:rock on dude!: :mrgreen:

[yawanag]

Thanks! I liked them all. I'll just have to be sure that I switch the volume to "OFF" when I go to Church. I'd be most embarrassed if I got a call. :devilboy:

[Jason Dunn]

Thanks! I liked them all. I'll just have to be sure that I switch the volume to "OFF" when I go to Church. I'd be most embarrassed if I got a call. :devilboy:

I have two packs coming out that will have very subtle, gentle ringtones. :-)

[maximus]

Now all that's needed is support for proper MIDI files on the Microsoft smartphone and I'll be even happier. :roll:

I prefer mp3 ringtones... Rip them directly from your CDs, wav to MIDI conversion is a headache.

[Yorch]

actually, Windows Mobile 2003 uses WMA audio for ringtones, which make ringtones sound way crispier and better.

[Jason Dunn]

actually, Windows Mobile 2003 uses WMA audio for ringtones, which make ringtones sound way crispier and better.

It does? Sweet! I thought I heard that, but we'll have to work with what we have then. ;-)

[Yorch]

yeah, they sound really cool, and since they are WMA and not WAV they are way smaller too

[PlayAgain?]

Now all that's needed is support for proper MIDI files on the Microsoft smartphone and I'll be even happier. :roll:

Why? Are you planning on hooking a Smartphone up to a keyboard and controlling external devices? :takethat:

Oooh! Get Him!
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:roll: :lol: :roll:

[Jason Dunn]

Oooh! Get Him!

I have no idea what you're talking about, or what handbags have to do with my comment. Is this a UK thing? 8O

Anyway, why DO you need MIDI support on your phone? MIDI is a controller interface designed to let musical devices speak a common language. MIDI was never designed for cheesy songs or ringtones, so if that's what you want it for, you sort of missed my whole point. :lol:

[sponge]

Why? Are you planning on hooking a Smartphone up to a keyboard and controlling external devices? :takethat:

I am, at least with my iPaq. No decent software for composing music on the PPC that has MIDI support. There's this (http://www.han-d-solutions.com/midi.htm) but all it does is play MIDIs through the MIDI port.