iPhone ringtones can easily be created using iTunes. To create ringtone for your iPhone follow these simple steps.
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Select a song for which you want to create ringtone. Right click and click on get info.
In the option tab , select the start and stop time for your ringtone. Keep it lower than 35 seconds.
Now right click on song and click on Convert To AAC. In this case it will create a 30 second Aac file.
Now right click on newly created aac file and click on show in explorer. Rename the file with extension .m4r
For example if your song name is songs.aac rename it to song.m4r
Now drag this song in your itunes and from there drag this into your iphone to make it a ringtone.
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Im using itunes 9.1 and when i right click , i dun have the options that says covert AAC
if you are using itunes 9.1 go click “advanced at the top of your screen, then select, “create AAC version”
same like Coolis
its under the advanced tab at top of itunes
mine says create mp3 version not aac
I have converted to .m4r file, then add to itune and after syncing it does not show in the ring tones on Iphone……….
I am having the same issue. you can create the ringtone but it will not recognize it on itunes as a ringtone.
I can create the ringtones, but iTunes wont let me import them into the ringtone folder. WTF
Make certain that you delete the new AAC file you created out of iTunes before you try to add the m4r file back to the library.
Your import settings for importing CDs must be set to AAC for you to get the above mentioned “Convert to AAC” menu option. Click Edit and go to Preferences. On the General tab there should be an Import Settings button. Change to AAC.
Thanks, a lot Leah!
My settings for cd import were on mp3… Thanks again!
it is great, i liked it. thank u very much
Still cant get it to work….I have the .m4a file…but cant get it to .m4r and into the ringtones folder. Any help would be appreciated.
-Daniel
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