[John Dorrance]

That's all. Recently upgraded to a Galaxy S3, and I miss Magic Adventure. My computer refuses to recognize the Optimus (keeps telling me to insert a disk in the phone), the driver package from LG doesn't actually include the driver for the Optimus, and basically everything is thwarting my efforts. Yes, I'm a noob, and not a developer, so please forgive the intrusion, but any assistance would be appreciated.

[epidenimus]

Find the file in your Opti S using root explorer, copy it to Dropbox... or email it (oldschool). Possibly easier: find the MP3 or OGG online and pull it directly to your S3.

[gingerc76]

Have you tried downloading an app called zedge? They do have ring tones, hopefully they'll have what you're looking for

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[hlxanthus]

That's all. Recently upgraded to a Galaxy S3, and I miss Magic Adventure. My computer refuses to recognize the Optimus (keeps telling me to insert a disk in the phone), the driver package from LG doesn't actually include the driver for the Optimus, and basically everything is thwarting my efforts. Yes, I'm a noob, and not a developer, so please forgive the intrusion, but any assistance would be appreciated.

Below is a dowload link that contains the ringtone you wanted. I placed it within a series of folders. Extract the zip and you should have a file structure like this /media/audio/ringtones/Magic_Adventure.ogg

This file structure is important. Once you have it extracted you need to place on the root of your sdcard (that means not within any other folders). There may already be a media folder there (for instance I know facebook generates there). If there is, just let it merge when you drag and drop it into your sdcard. Once done, just reboot your device and now that ringtone should be there from your settings>sounds>ringtones menu



Edit: boy I love this ringtone! Talk about fun

[John Dorrance]

Find the file in your Opti S using root explorer, copy it to Dropbox... or email it (oldschool). Possibly easier: find the MP3 or OGG online and pull it directly to your S3.

That's the thing - the only valid link I could find online was to a bad YouTube video of someone's mom dancing to the ringtone. No other applicable results. God doesn't want me to have it. Root explorer - hey, that looks keen! It's always bothered me that I can't view system files on my phone like I can on my computer. If you tell me I can use it to delete software I'm never going to use, I think I'll wet myself!!!

[John Dorrance]

Have you tried downloading an app called zedge? They do have ring tones, hopefully they'll have what you're looking for

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No dice. Possibly some kind of LG copyright thing.

[John Dorrance]

Below is a dowload link that contains the ringtone you wanted. I placed it within a series of folders. Extract the zip and you should have a file structure like this /media/audio/ringtones/Magic_Adventure.ogg

This file structure is important. Once you have it extracted you need to place on the root of your sdcard (that means not within any other folders). There may already be a media folder there (for instance I know facebook generates there). If there is, just let it merge when you drag and drop it into your sdcard. Once done, just reboot your device and now that ringtone should be there from your settings>sounds>ringtones menu



Edit: boy I love this ringtone! Talk about fun

JACKPOT!!!!! You are an awesome creature. I have nothing more to ask for.

[hlxanthus]

No prob. I jumped today because I forgot I added that to my phone a few days ago and had set I as my ringtone too. Surprised me. Glad it worked for you!

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