[ramireh3]

Is there a way to get my custom ringtones available for my contacts? Everytime I hit the ringtone option it only shows the preloaded sounds but none of the ones available on my SD Card. I hit the menu button but it won't do anything. I'm coming from the DINC1 and am still trying to learn Moto's version of Android. If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it.

[delco714]

This is how I do it.. I use handcent app for my messaging., so any time you want to change a ring tone or sound on the phone it gives you the option of choosing by the handcent app (versus choosing Android system). You choose handcent then you choose system then wherever your music file is. But how do you get to change one contact's tone? Easy. Go to contacts then find the person. Hit menu then view contact. Hit menu again and choose options. Right there is the custom ringtone changer. Lots of steps for something simple huh? Gone are the days you could go into the file manager, find the file on the sd card then hit menu set as contact ringtone.., but hope this helps.

[ramireh3]

Thanks for answering back. My problem is that my ringtones don't show up when I do that. Only the Moto ringtones. Does anyone know how to change the default on what is being pulled up? I accidently didn't hit Astro and pressed the search engine that comes with the phone and now I can;t get back to the stage where they offer me the option of which app to use to search.

[Maddog241]

On my wife's Bionic, custom ringtones had to be set through the stock music app., Try opening the music app and playing the custom ringtone from there and then save it as a ringtone. After doing that with each of the ones I put on her SD card, they worked just fine.

Hopefully the same on the Razr.

[ArtieTheOneManParty]

You need to create a folder on the sd card under media -> audio -> called Ringtones. Put your custom ringtones in there, and they will show up.

[lonewolfarcher]

Actually, the easiest way to do this is to download and install Ringdroid.

Bing, bam, boom!

[TerracottaDROID]

Actually, the easiest way to do this is to download and install Ringdroid.

Bing, bam, boom!

I second this! Ringdroid is really useful, and its free.

[10SE]

Between Ringdroid and Zedge, I have custom ringtones coming out my ears!

[bubbadog]

Zedge is great

[LinuxAddict]

While all those methods work, if you have the ringtones on the sdcard, when plugging it into a computer you lose your custom settings and have to reset them, which is annoying. You can make them permanent but it requires a rooted phone. Get root explorer and make sure you tap mount as r/w(read/write) at the top, in the root directory (/). Move all your ringtones to /system/media/audio/ringtones or alerts to /system/media/audio/alerts then restart your phone and they will now appear with the default ringtones and you wont lose the settings when mounting to a computer.