1. daretobebold's Avatar
    I'm sorry if this is a repeat post, I did not find anything when I did a search. There are many ringtones software widely available. But I do not like to install additional software's on my computers that I use for work.

    iTunes is pre-installed and used by most computer owns. Why not use us? It only takes few steps, and the ringtones sound great on the Blackberry.

    1: Right click on your song of choice (DRM free)
    2: Chose "Get Info" and navigate to the "Options" tab.
    3: Take of note the two check boxes labeled: Start time & Stop time.
    4: Chose your desired start time and end time and then exit out by choosing "OK"
    5: Right on click the same song again, select "Convert Selection to AAC"
    6: A new file will be created below the select song. That new file is your cropped and ready to go song.
    7: Drag the song to your desktop, rename the extension to .mp3 and send it on over to your Blackberry.

    Your done. Don't forget to uncheck the start and stop time to have your song play normally again.
    09-04-08 11:26 PM
  2. MochaBlast's Avatar
    Great instructions. Thanks! But I'm new to BB. Can you explain "send it on over to your Blackberry" for me?

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    09-05-08 03:43 AM
  3. TvTechGuru's Avatar
    This will work even though iTunes songs are protected and encrypted?
    09-05-08 05:13 AM
  4. kevinw's Avatar
    This will work even though iTunes songs are protected and encrypted?
    In version 7.7.1 there is no "convert to AAC" at least on mine. Only cnvert to MP3 which it won't do on a protected song.
    09-05-08 03:02 PM
  5. daretobebold's Avatar
    This will work even though iTunes songs are protected and encrypted?
    The song is to be DRM free.
    09-05-08 11:36 PM
  6. TvTechGuru's Avatar
    Oh ok yeah I've heard of the DRM but I don't understand it and I see you can buy that version of a song on iTunes but what are the advantages and disadvantages. I know what DRM stands for too just confused by it's meaning.

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    09-06-08 04:10 AM
  7. kckeys's Avatar
    7: Drag the song to your desktop, rename the extension to .mp3 and send it on over to your Blackberry.

    What does this mean, and how do I do it. Also, what is DRM?

    Thanks!!
    09-20-08 10:15 PM
  8. frambach's Avatar
    is there any way to send an iTunes purchased (protected) song/m4r to my blackberry?
    09-28-08 12:37 PM
  9. tystntey's Avatar
    Worked perfect for me! I didn't have the ACC option when I right clicked but I just sent it to my desktop and changed the file to .mp3 from wav. Thanks for posting this info! I am off to make more ringtones.
    09-28-08 03:14 PM
  10. smctay's Avatar
    It all worked up until the I sent it to my bb through email and it wouldn't recognize the attachment when I opened it...

    Does that have something to do with the DRM thingy? Which I dunno what that this btw...
    10-03-08 07:19 PM
  11. 0mie's Avatar
    I had this tutorial up a while back, but just updated it with iTunes 8.

    10-06-08 01:48 AM
  12. JekYL6669's Avatar
    Oh man! daretobebold, you friggin rule!!!! Thank you soo much! This was very, very helpful.
    10-09-08 04:23 PM
  13. lexlex's Avatar
    does not work for me
    10-09-08 06:14 PM
  14. fiste's Avatar
    DRM = Digital Rights Management

    read all about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management
    10-14-08 08:36 AM
  15. ScottLong's Avatar
    It all worked up until the I sent it to my bb through email and it wouldn't recognize the attachment when I opened it...
    I had the same issue. Can anyone help here?
    10-14-08 03:51 PM
  16. gdaryl333's Avatar
    5: Right on click the same song again, select "Convert Selection to AAC"


    I do not have that option but I do have a option to "Convert Selection to MP3"
    Then I just drag and drop. And Bam!!!!!! It works great. Thank you.........
    10-20-08 07:19 PM
  17. maddiesyaya's Avatar
    You are awesome!! Took me a couple of tries, but I finally figured it out! Thanks!
    11-02-08 06:17 PM
  18. maddiesyaya's Avatar
    You are awesome!! Took me a couple of tries, but I finally figured it out! Thanks!
    11-02-08 06:17 PM
  19. handyhoppe's Avatar
    Changing to a .mp3 file did not work for me , but leaving it as a m4a worked great.
    11-07-08 11:58 PM
  20. hitman50cal's Avatar
    dude dare you are the ****! i have been racking my brain trying to figure out how to do that. thnx
    12-08-08 12:20 PM
  21. JMillionNYC's Avatar
    i neva used this. i usually use audicity. i may try it tho
    12-08-08 04:30 PM
  22. Leugim's Avatar
    Thanks for the help! Was getting a little bored with the default tones!

    Much appreciated.

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    12-08-08 06:55 PM
  23. 808bb's Avatar
    nice post and tut
    12-09-08 01:19 AM
  24. motorpsycho67's Avatar
    Okay, CrackBerry n00b here. How do you drag it over to your 'Berry? I've got the mp3 on my desktop, but don't see anything to drag it to. I don't think my Mac is recognizing my 8130 Pearl. I see no icon for it on my desktop. Also, how do you right click on a Mac?
    12-21-08 04:38 AM
  25. gcopter's Avatar
    All I`d like to know is how long should the ringtone be?
    12-29-08 12:15 AM
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