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<b>using windows:</b>
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go to itunes and find the file you’d like as a ringtone. right click file > get info > options. find a part of the song you like, approx. 25-35 seconds or so and put in the time in: start time and end time. press ok and right click again > convert to AAC.
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go to your music folder (it shuold be there) and find the itunes folder. Go to itunes music and you’ll have a file there. Rename the file from YOURFILENAME.m4a to YOURFILENAME.m4r. If it doesn’t work and a message doesn’t pop out saying that you’re changing the file extension, then:
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Control panel > Appearance and themes > folder options > view > uncheck hide extensions for known types
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rename file from: FILENAME.m4a to FILENAME.m4r
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double click file and it should pop up in the ringtones section. sync your iphone and it should work.
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