I am not sure, but was this done with the Mac computer, or with Windows PC? I do not have a Mac computer, so I would like to know how to do it from a Windows PC. I have windows 10. Thanks a lot and advance for the information. And if this is so for the windows computer, please let me know that too. I will read the article, and make sure that it is for a Mac computer. This did not seem to be very clear, again, thanks a lot for the info in advance.
Cathy and Tiny. > On Sep 22, 2017, at 1:52 AM, Gerry Cook <[email protected]> wrote: > > here is a exert from the mac dailey news that gives instructions how to copy > ring tones to your iPhone iPad or iPod touch >> >> http://osxdaily.com/2017/09/18/copy-ringtones-to-ios-device-with-itunes-127/ >> >> How to Copy Ringtones to iPhone or iPad in iTunes 12.7 >> >> <itunes-icon.jpg> >> >> You probably know by now that iTunes 12.7 brings some notable changes like >> the removal of the App Store from iTunes, requiring users to manage and >> install iOS apps directly on an iPhone or iPad without iTunes on a computer. >> Similarly, the ringtone and Tones section has also changed in the latest >> iTunes releases, which some users may find confusing when they go to adjust >> ringtones on their devices. >> >> The good news is you can still copy and transfer ringtones over to an iPhone >> or iPad with iTunes 12.7, and as you’ll see it’s actually quite simple as >> you will see. >> >> >> You’ll need the latest version of iTunes as well as ringtone files in .m4r >> format to accomplish this task. Note that even if you have installed iTunes >> 12.7 you will find the ringtone files are still stored locally on the >> computer as m4r files, much like .ipa files are, so if you had some custom >> ringtones before you can likely still find them locally. >> >> How to Copy Tones and Ringtones to iPhone and iPad in iTunes 12.7+ >> >> Open iTunes on the computer if you have not done so already >> Be sure the iPhone is connected to the computer (via wi-fi or USB) and >> identified in iTunes, then select the device in iTunes* >> From the Finder on the Mac, locate the .m4r ringtone file you want to copy >> to the iPhone or iPad >> <ringtone-file-m4r-610x437.jpg> >> >> Drag and drop the ringtone .m4r file into the “On My Device” section of >> iTunes to copy the ringtone or tone file over to the iOS device >> <copy-ringtone-to-iphone-itunes-12-7.jpg> >> >> A new “Tones” section will appear if it’s not already visible showing the >> ringtones on the device, repeat with other tones and ringtones in m4r format >> as desired >> * Remember, selecting an iPhone or iPad in iTunes is done by clicking the >> little device icon in the top bar of iTunes now. >> >> As you can see, copying ringtones to an iOS device with iTunes is still >> quite easy. >> >> And yes you can still make your own in iTunes the same way as always and >> copy those over. >> >> This is kind of similar to using the drag and drop approach for copying >> music to iPhone in iTunes or even copying .ipa iOS apps to devices. >> >> Another option that doesn’t use iTunes at all is to create ringtones on the >> iPhone or iPad directly in Garageband, which can be done entirely on the iOS >> device and never requires any kind of syncing or copying since the ringtone >> .m4r files are created and then kept on the device itself. >> >> Of course if this is too much of a bother, you can undertake a cumbersome >> task to downgrade iTunes 12.7 back to 12.6, though be aware that by >> downgrading you are likely avoiding the inevitable future of iTunes as well >> as iOS device compatibility. >> > > > cheers gerry have a nice day > Email: [email protected] > Skype: gerry.cook1 > Twitter: @gerrycook52 > > -- > The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone list. > > If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if > you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners or > moderators directly rather than posting on the list itself. > > Your V iPhone list moderator is Mark Taylor. 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