Ringtone Request: The Indian Sitar ringtone

[dhabell]

I was using CM7 and it had a cool Indian sounding ringtone. It was Sitar Music. It was very chill. It may have been called Third Eye, but im not sure. I have since switched back to CTMOD but I still want that ringtone.

Does anyone have it?

 

[Heloguy]

I was using CM7 and it had a cool Indian sounding ringtone. It was Sitar Music. It was very chill. It may have been called Third Eye, but im not sure. I have since switched back to CTMOD but I still want that ringtone.

Does anyone have it?

is this it?

 

[dhabell]

no that wasnt it. but thanks.

can someone else try to find it in CM?

 

[SoCal Trucker]

Is this it?

 

[dhabell]

Is this it?

yes thats the one! thanks!

 

[Mayniack]

how do i install this on my phone...downloaded but won't open or apply. ty

 

[wetbiker7]

how do i install this on my phone...downloaded but won't open or apply. ty

It can be extracted and placed in a folder that you must make and label "ringtones"on your sd card. Once that has been done your phone will read the ringtone. You can also place mp3 files in that folder and they can be used as ringtones too.

 

[Mayniack]

It is an ".ogg" file when I unzip it. Does not show up as a ringtone.

 

[wetbiker7]

Rename the file to an .mp3 file. That may work for ya.

 

[Rarewolf]

Rename the file to an .mp3 file. That may work for ya.

since he has root he can place it in the systems media folder, no?

 

[vce2005]

He needs to check the ID3 tag. If the title is not in the ID3 tag, it won't show up. To do this, either convert the .ogg to an MP3 and use a program like MP3Tag ( mp3tag.com ) and change the ID3 info. Then either leave it as an .mp3 or convert it back to .ogg.

Then he can place it eiter, like Rarewolf said, in the \system\media folder or on the SD-Card into \Media\Music\ringtones

Works perfectly here !

 

[wetbiker7]

since he has root he can place it in the systems media folder, no?

Yeah, he could. A ringtone folder is good to have on the sd card though. It's so much easier to add custom ringtones from external sources when you have it. Especially if you like having your favorite songs as ringtones.

I have one for my notifications too.

 

[wetbiker7]

He needs to check the ID3 tag. If the title is not in the ID3 tag, it won't show up. To do this, either convert the .ogg to an MP3 and use a program like MP3Tag ( mp3tag.com ) and change the ID3 info. Then either leave it as an .mp3 or convert it back to .ogg.

Then he can place it eiter, like Rarewolf said, in the \system\media folder or on the SD-Card into \Media\Music\ringtones

Works perfectly here !

You don't even need to follow the entire Media /music/ringtones file path. A folder simply named ringtones will work.

 

[Mayniack]

Thanks everyone, but I followed a You Tube link and simply downloaded the mp3.