Want to add to a ringtone for iPhone 4
I would like to make this into a ringtone for my iPhone 4. Is there anyway I can do this? Below is the song,
Battlefield Hardline into the jungle/
iPhone 4, iOS 7.1.2
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Thanks got as far a creating a acc version but cannot drop into tones I do not see it there it goes back to my desktop and my iTunes looks different on what you sent me. I have version 12.1.0.50 and operating system iOS 7 any other help but do have the acc version thats how far I got. If you have a easier why that be awesome.
Thank you
I am stuck on step 7
The following article is about how to add ringtones to iPhone with iTuens 12. Hope it can help you.
http://www.techisky.com/how-to/make-ringtones-alerts-text-tones-on-itunes.html
I am stuck on step 7
DO YOU HAVE ANOTHER LINK THIS ONE WAS BLOCKED BY MY SECURITY SOFTWARE AS HARMFUL AND DID NOT WANT TO OPEN IT. THANK YOU
Follow the steps below. It seems that you cannot drag the songs to iTunes before. Follow step 8 and try again.
- Launch iTunes 12.
- Right-click on the song you want to make ringtones and select “Get Info” to view the song properties.
- In the pop-up window, select "Options" tab.
- Fill in the "Start time" and "Stop time" to extract the portion of song you want to custom as ringtone. (Make sure ringtones is no longer than 40 seconds)
- Create ACC Version. Right-click on the song and select "Create ACC Version".iTunes then automatically extracts the portion of song you have instructed in the previous step.
- Right click the mouse and select "Show in Windows Explorer" to locate the converted song which is in .m4a extension.
- Rename .m4a extension to .m4r extension: For Windows user, especially for Windows 8 and Windows 7 user, file extension will not show until you unhide extensions for known file types. click “view” on the top toolbar of File Explorer, and select to show file extension. Then click on file name and change the file extension to .m4r from .m4a.
- Add the .m4r file to iTunes 12. In iTunes, move to “Tones” section, then click on "File" -> "Add File to Library" to add the .m4r file to iTunes. The ringtone will automatically be added to the “Tones” library in iTunes. You can now sync it to iPhone as a ringtone.
When it’s done, you can head into the settings and select your new ringtone.
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Want to add to a ringtone for iPhone 4