Mp3 unable to play mp3 ringtones or songs

go to the menu > my stuff > music > ringtones. that is where your ringtone program probably stored the ringtone that you created.

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had the same problem with my moto q9c. if you are using mp3 songs as ringtone it will play the whole song. You can use a app called mp3 trimmer that will let u cut it down to the size you want to have it play should help out .

right click on the mp3 songs there will be one option as use as go on there will be ringtone option click on it then use as ringtone as u wish enjoy it.

Send the MP3's to yourself in a message. The MP3 should be 30 seconds or less. One you receive the MP3 that you have sent to yourself, look under OPTIONS, you should see something that will let you save it as a ringtone.

Take the phone to a mobile service center and ahve them reflash the firmware on the phone to correct this error...it will work.

You can: MP3 Player * Download and listen to music with the built-in MP3 player.
* Don’t settle for boring polyphonic ringtones, select an MP3 as your ringtone. (Also supports AAC, AAC+, AAC++ and WMA formats)
* External MP3 button for easy access to your music.
* Graphic equalizer with 6 sound effects to choose from (General, Classic, Jazz, Pop, Rock and Bass).
You should try to find a music or download some mp3 music and when playing click on set as ringtone.
Good luck!

yes it does select options and it will ask set as a ring tone..

Just copy the ringtone in phone memory which you want to set. It will give you option to set it as ringtone.

SUGGESTION: Read below and I hope your problem is related to this for a fix:Make sure they are MP3 and uploaded one at at time.  You then have to move each single file you send to your phone, to the EXTERNAL memory before the phone will accept another. The phone accepts many other audio file tipes, eg .aif  .wav etc which it stores outside the MP3 folder. It will play them but unless they are in the MP3 format your phone will malfunction if you use them as ringtones (even though the phone gives you the option to save other audio file types as ringtones!). Ringtone MP3s must always be stored to the PHONE to work though, so you are limited to the number of personalized ring tones you can assign.  I can help you with file conversion if you need. Hope this covers your problem.

Well firstly,..make sure you have downloaded some songs via Bluetooth to the Sd card.
Then select setup.
then go to Ringer alert Style.
Then click edit.
then ringtone line 1,..click on the lil blue/white file folder.
A screen should come up saying select ring tone,..scroll down to more,..and click more
click my audio
click my audio again, scroll down to trans flash,..which is where any bluetooth downloaded ringtones, songs, go too.
select what you want from your downloads, click insert
then click save.

You can also do that for mesages
Hope it helps
jodee