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Help Setting up ringtones in JB

I admit I didn't even know it could be done through the Music app (not sure I've even used it to be honest).

I've always done it here: Settings / Sound / Phone Ringtone

If you want a custom ringtone for an individual, you can do that through the contacts app (or whatever it's called - I don't use the stock app and can't remember the name).
 
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Thanks everybody. It's such a revelation that my music has to be on the internal memory and not on SD card... that's why I couldn't fix my issue until now. ;)
About Ringdroid, I tried it, but it looks like that it'll create a new file when you select a file to be cut, and I'm not so friendly with multiple copies... :)

Just for knowledge, is it just my device has become power hungrier after upgrading or is it a common fact?
 
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Just make sure your custom ringtones are saved on your device and not your SD card or else, when you plug your phone into your computer, you will lose all your ringtone assignments including the global default ringtone if it was on the SD card.

Yeah, I just discovered that. I have custom ringtones and notifications on my external card. Just did a FDR. Upon powering up, those sounds were available. After pluging into my laptop, doing something, and then unplugging from the laptop, those were no longer available. This worked fine on ICS. Guess I'll have to copy them to the appropriate folders on the internal memory.

Sigh
 
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Yeah, I just discovered that. I have custom ringtones and notifications on my external card. Just did a FDR. Upon powering up, those sounds were available. After pluging into my laptop, doing something, and then unplugging from the laptop, those were no longer available. This worked fine on ICS. Guess I'll have to copy them to the appropriate folders on the internal memory.

Sigh

Ok, so i copied my custom ringtones from my external card to the Ringtones directory on the internal memory. Now they don't show up at all. Any idea why? They are mp3 format. Do they need to be something else?
 
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