[kooltop]

I downloaded a small 3gp video clip to my Curve 8330 and I can watch it
and hear it without any problems. Is there a way to select this file as a
"phone ring tone" in one of the profiles ? in other words, when a phone
call comes in, it would play the video clip instead of a regular audio tone ?
From the setup screens it's not obvious if this can be done or not.. is there
a way ?

Thanks
Orlando

[bmcclure937]

I do not think this is possible

[MarsVolt�]

I was thinking about this earlier! I miss this feature on my sprint blade :/
And also being able to set the videos as wallpaper. But I don't believe BlackBerry's support this unfortunately

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[adwspoon]

BB can do it. Google videotones.

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[John Yester]

BB can do it. Google videotones.

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Sorry no it will not. Check your info first....


Support devices per their website.

Videoringtones work with Nokia: 3600, 6620, 6682, N-Gage QD / Sanyo: MM-8300 / SonyEricsson: K790i

[MarsVolt�]

Haha he says it does. But if you even google videotones BlackBerry nothing appears even

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[mobiman]

Yeh man all the googling you do will find you nothing about BB videotones.

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[blackjack21]

Of course you can have videotones on the BB.

I got mine at jamster.com

[vululami]

Sorry you will have to bear with me as I torture myself with how blackberries work so I will just draw a small comparison with my beloved Nokia N95

Within the N95, I only need to go to the ring tone settings and navigate to my mp4 files and select preview and ok, my video will now be selected as a ring tone.

My question is is this sort of functionality possible within BB, if not is there a 3rd party application which can do it?

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[vululami]

I think I might have got a cheaper solution than Jamster.

Just rename your video file (mp4) to an .mp3 and then use the menu button to select it as a ringtone.

Try calling yourself to see if it worked, alternatively, go to your sound settings and try the settings

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