iPhone5 Ringtones

Can you locate the actual file on your hard drive?

Is this in the default iTunes Media folder? The default Media folder is setting up in iTunes>preferences>Advanced.

In the same window, is checked the Copy in iTunes Media folder when adding to Library?

Just got my first iPhone so it is a learning curve coming from a Blackberry. Trying to change the ringtone and thought I followed directions. Got to the part where I have the saved file with the extension on my PC. However, my iTunes does not show a Tones tab.

iTunes>Preferences>General>check Tones checkbox

Hello,

I tried all these but I still couldn't locate the converted file on my iTunes and ringtone section on my iphone. I use the iPhone 5 and IMac. I have gone to iTunes>preference>tones and that was checked already. i also couldn't find the ringtone on iTunes as I just upgraded the iTunes to the latest one.

Folder Options>View>uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types"

This will now allow you to REALLY change the file extension to .m4r

Folder Options>View>uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types"

This will now allow you to REALLY change the file extension to .m4r

I have made my ringtones on my Imac and I'm having trouble uploading them to my iphone5 through Itunes match. Cant find ringtones anywhere on my phone. How do I get them downloaded to my phone and where do I find them on my phone ?

Sync your iPhone through USB cable or Wi-Fi with iTunes. Then go to iPhone in Settings>Sound>Ringtone and select the ringtone you want.

Tried to use usb cable and wifi sync on iphone and I'm getting error message that says iPhone cannot be used because it requires iTunes version 10.7 or later. I can't update to Itunes 10.7 because I have an older system. I had to download my Itunes library through Itunes match because of this. Any other suggestions ?

Hi, is this possible in iTunes 11 with an iPhone 5?

I have successfully created tones few months ago in an older version of iTunes and an iPhone3GS so I know the method works, but it won't work for me at all now - despite following all the steps, the file is a ringtone file, I've physically put it in the tones folder but it just doesn't show up in the tones section of iTunes.

Any advice?

So, I've gotten as far as finding the created 30 sec cut in Windows Explorer, but I'm unable to change the 'm4a' to 'm4r' - how do you do it? When I right-click on it and open Properties, there's no way to change the file... anyone else on Windows have this problem?

Go to the comment above you Billkoeh, shows how to make the extensions visible under "folder options" > "view" and Uncheck where it says "Hide extension for known file types " that'll make it so u can change to m4r

I can't find “Create ACC Version”, What's my problem?

I'm using iTunes 11.

The file must be downloaded in your computer. (If is on iTunes Match).

Right click and select "Create AAC Version".

It's OK i got it now, thanks anyway.