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you cannot transfer ringtones without using a 3rd party program such as bitpim

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!

Any sound, including recorded sounds, that are sent offers the option to save as ring tone upon opening the file. You do not have to send as a picture file.

Highlight the sound under your sounds file, select "send", and send it to your own number. When you receive it, open it and select options. One option (scroll down) is to save as a ringtone.

I do this all the time, so it absolutely works.

you cannot just bring your MP3's onto your phone and use them as ringtones.

What I have done in the past is taken a file as a MP3 and found a program on the internet (google will help you find one) to convert it to a .wma file. You can then send that as a pix message to your via e-mail. Once it is on your phone you can through the message save file as a ringtone.

Make sure the file is mp3 format, 600 kb or smaller, and 30 seconds or less. You can make your own ringtones at the following sites:

www.cellsea.com
www.makeownringtone.com
www.ventones.com
www.myxertone.com

Once you have your ringtones ready, there are many different steps you can follow depending on what you have available on your phone.

1. If you have internet/text messaging: sites like cellsea and myxertone will provide you with instructions.

2. If you have a usb cable: connect your phone making sure it's in Mass Storage Mode. You can do this by going to settings, connection, usb connection mode, mass storage. Open the folder for your phone on your computer. It should be one of the choices of storage when you go to My Computer. Place your ringtones into the Sounds folder. And voila! It should be in the ringtone menu in your phone.

3. If you have a MicroSD memory card: Create a folder on the memory card. Name it anything other than Music (the phone will automatically create a Music folder which can not be used as ringtones). Once you insert your card into your phone, the tunes should come up when you open your ringtone menu!

Hope this helps! Good luck! :)

i've always just converted the files on my computer to .wav files then sent them as a PIX message to my phone. In the text message options on your phone there is an option to save audio as ringtone. Hope this helps. You can google MP3 to Wav converters. There are free software for this.

well my friend if you want to use a mp3 as a ringtone here it's what you have to do.... buy it! no just kidding save your mp3 ringtones on to the memory card in the "my sounds" section make sure it doesn't go over 400 kb , select ringtone and send it on a mms to your self and  thre you have it save it as a ringtone hope this helps you oh also you can send and recieve ringtones to via blutooth but by mms messaging

firstly LG phones are well known for having a lot of problems, including music and picture transfer. I have an Lg platinum and it took me days to find out how to transfer things on to it. When transfering music make sure it is in MP3 format otherwise it won't show up on your cell phone. You may be able to purschase a link cable for your phone to connect it to the computer, try searching on the internet or go to lgmobile.com thanks morseasjack

bitpim - software that communicates with whichever type of pda/usb device.

if you have your mp3 files at your n70 memory card, try to use memory card reader and copy your mp3 files to the memory card of your vx8500.