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How to convert iPhone recorded voice file to become a ring tone?

Posted by on June 18, 2011 in IPhone with 2 Comments

Question by So Ken You: How to convert iPhone recorded voice file to become a ring tone?
I recorded some funny noise using my iPhone 3G. How can I convert that to something applicable for a ringtone? It’s my girlfriend’s voice. Thanks.

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Answer by Grace
try using a site called Ventones

its the best site

step 1 upload a music file
step 2 select what part of the file you want as a ringtone

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How can i convert movie to iPhone supported video format?

Posted by on September 2, 2010 in IPhone with 3 Comments

Question by rollingcaker: How can i convert movie to iPhone supported video format?
Hello..I have some troubles with the conversion of movie to iPhone. I bought an iPhone last week and yesterday when I put a movie onto iPhone and click play, the phone give me a warning that he cannot play video in that format. I think I need to convert the movies to iPhone supported format first. So how can I deal with the conversion? Can any one recommend a powerful and free converter for me ?

Best answer:

Answer by Quincy
Download *Videora* to convert the movies to iPhone supported format. It’s 100% free and reliable.

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