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How do I transfer the polyphonic ringtone to my phone?
Consult
your phone's users' manual or manufacturer's website for
details on transferring ringtones to your phone. In many
situations, you will have a way to connect your phone to
your computer via serial cable or Bluetooth. For some
lower-end phones, you may need to download them from a
WAP site.
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How do I make a good polyphonic ringtone?
Obviously, there isn't one single answer to this. However, from our experience, we've discovered a few universal truths about what goes into a good polyphonic ringtone. First of all, you do not need lots of voices to make a good sound. Simple lines work best. Things are less confusing that way. Don't use too many instruments! The more instruments you use, the more memory is required to play your ringtone. Remember you're usually dealing with a very small speaker with very limited frequency response. Don't use the extremes of the instrument ranges - you might not hear them, and you'll just be wasting voices!
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I cannot enter the numbers your software gives me into the phone, the phone will only
let me enter notes, or letters. When I try to type the number 2 for example,
my phone displays the letter C. Help!
Ignore what the phone displays while you press the keys, if you key the numbers into
the phone in the sequence given your tone will work!
The Ringtone converter does not need you to know anything about
music, notes, octaves etc, it takes the tones in the RTTTL or Nokia Composer format and changes these to the key press
sequences.
As an example, on some Motorola mobiles, if the tone you are entering needs a 'D'
the converter will show 22, telling you to press the number 2 key twice to generate that note,
so by just trying the numbers and ignoring the display everything should work for you.
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My phone is not listed, how should I do?
Try using 'Check Ver' button in the About dialog box to make sure you have the latest copy
of the software. If its still not supported, try a similar phone from the same manufacturer.If it still can't work for you, let us know and we can add it!
-> If a ringtone plays too fast or slow on my phone than in the Plinksoft Ringtone Composer, how should I do?
If your phone asks to set the tempo, you should set the same value with the tempo edit box.
Or you can simply use the speed up or the speed down tool in the toolbar to fine tune it.
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Why I can't reversely convert the ringtone press key
sequence of a certain phone to the Nokia Composer format
text?
First
check if you have correctly selected the brand and model
for the ringtone press key sequence, then compare the
format of the ringtone press key sequence with the
example. In a general way, the Plinksoft Ringtone
Composer can handle the most formats of ringtone press
key sequence. These formats usually only have a bit
difference, such as position of blank etc and you can
simply adjust it.
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What
is RTTTL?
Ring
Tone Text Transfer Language. A text format designed to
allow people to save standard (non-polyphonic) ringtones.
Used by most internet sites for Nokia ringtones and by
the Ringtone Converter so you can use RTTTL ringtones
with almost any make or model of phone.
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What
is SMAF?
SMAF
stands for "Synthetic music Mobile Application
Format", and is a data format specified by YAMAHA
that defines multimedia content for use on hand-held
portable devices, such as mobile phones and PDAs. The
most common application of SMAF is the creation of
ring tones for mobile phones; however, the full
specification defines support for graphics too.
The YAMAHA MA-2 and MA-3 sound chips feature in many
of today's mobile phones and other hand-held devices.
Any device incorporating one of these chips is capable
of playing SMAF sound files.
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What
is SP-MIDI?
The Scalable Polyphony variant of the Musical Instrument Digital Interface specification, defines a flexible method by which a MIDI file can play predictably on devices with varying capabilities. These devices may vary in terms of memory, processing speed, and may have different polyphony capabilities.
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What
is MIP?
Maximum Instantaneous Polyphony specifies the total number of voices required for accurate playback of a given MIDI channel with all MIDI channels of higher priority. Each channel used in a SP-MIDI file requires a MIP value. Collectively, all the MIP values in a file make up the MIP table that represents a cumulative polyphony requirement based on each channel's priority, as defined by the content creator.
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How do I get the newest version of the plinksoft RingtoneComposer?
Please enter About Dialog Box and press Update Ver Button.
-> What's the system
requirements of Ringtone Composer?
Operation
System : Windows
95/98/ME/2000/XP with DirectX8 or greater installed
(DirectX8 is already installed in windows XP)
CPU : Pentium 300MHz or higher
Memory : 64MB or more
Harddisk Space
: 10 MB
-> How can I check if I have installed DirectX8 or greater?
Go to Start Menu -> Run and then enter dxdiag in the open field. If you get an error telling you that dxdiag could not be found, you can download Directx8.1 from
Microsoft.
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