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frogcurry wrote:I'm surprised no one has suggested using Audiko:

http://audiko.net/

Which does all the hard work for you. Much simpler than using the itunes method.

What is with nerds constantly plugging their favourite audio app? Anything that outputs aac/m4a will work, with the convenience being drag-select and editing the save as extention. The idea you need a specific app is asinine. There's nothing intrinsically special about the ringtones created.

Well clearly you don't have a ringophile's ear for quality differences, Stark. Everyone knows using a special app will make it sound sooo much better on the tinny little speakers on a cellular phone.

GET WITH THE PROGRAM.

Stark wrote:

frogcurry wrote:I'm surprised no one has suggested using Audiko:

http://audiko.net/

Which does all the hard work for you. Much simpler than using the itunes method.

What is with nerds constantly plugging their favourite audio app? Anything that outputs aac/m4a will work, with the convenience being drag-select and editing the save as extention. The idea you need a specific app is asinine. There's nothing intrinsically special about the ringtones created.

Stark, thank you, I was wondering how to do that for my mom so I can make her ringtones for one mother's day gift!

It's all good, I got my iPhone hacked at the weekend and now it's all sorted, got the 1812 Overture as my ringtone, thanks for all the help guys.

...Why would you hack your iPhone? I have yet to learn why jail breaking iPod Touches and iPhones is a good idea.

He 'got' it hacked, he didn't do it himself, lol.

Jailbreaking lets you mess with the system on a pretty broad basis, removes restrictions on apps and all sorts of things. It's simple enough to do and roll back that every time an update comes out you can de-hack it, update, then hack it again. It's pretty simple to do, but I've never really wanted anything that needs it (aside from NES emulators, lol).