Nagelfar
05-16-2015, 03:34 PM
Does anybody know what this constitutes exactly? I'm trying to make a ringtone for my state foodstamp acquired "Safe-Link" cellphone.
It can be "encoded with a sampled audio format such as MP3, AAC, or WMA." apparently, so a regular *.mp3 needs to have something done to it. I can't find a program online that "encodes" *.mp3 as "truetone/mastertone/realtone" at all though. Perhaps it's something as simple as file size? (or length, since the phone only rings so many "times")
I'm getting flustered at this. It's been months I've been looking online, almost daily, with my limited library internet time.
Also, my home laptop is officially kaput now. I tried re-installing the audio drivers I uninstalled, and it was at McDonald's using their Wifi, but they didn't have any plug-in outlets (all had face-guards plates covering them, supposedly because of all the homeless people coming in to charge their phones) and my laptop doesn't have a battery pack. So it died mid-streaming installation, and now whenever it boots, it says "looking for (such & such) driver, not found" and repeats that indefinitely. The phoenixBIOS on my Toshiba notebook doesn't have an F8 'safe mode' feature at all. I made a bootable 4GB thumbdrive, but I can't figure out the convoluted command prompt system, and all I want it to do is not look for this nonexistent driver so Windows 7 will load and I can properly repair it.
F**k you, McDonald's.
It can be "encoded with a sampled audio format such as MP3, AAC, or WMA." apparently, so a regular *.mp3 needs to have something done to it. I can't find a program online that "encodes" *.mp3 as "truetone/mastertone/realtone" at all though. Perhaps it's something as simple as file size? (or length, since the phone only rings so many "times")
I'm getting flustered at this. It's been months I've been looking online, almost daily, with my limited library internet time.
Also, my home laptop is officially kaput now. I tried re-installing the audio drivers I uninstalled, and it was at McDonald's using their Wifi, but they didn't have any plug-in outlets (all had face-guards plates covering them, supposedly because of all the homeless people coming in to charge their phones) and my laptop doesn't have a battery pack. So it died mid-streaming installation, and now whenever it boots, it says "looking for (such & such) driver, not found" and repeats that indefinitely. The phoenixBIOS on my Toshiba notebook doesn't have an F8 'safe mode' feature at all. I made a bootable 4GB thumbdrive, but I can't figure out the convoluted command prompt system, and all I want it to do is not look for this nonexistent driver so Windows 7 will load and I can properly repair it.
F**k you, McDonald's.