M2RingToneSplicer
Last Updated : 23rd December 2004
Introduction
I wanted to make this program ever since I
got my XPhone, since it could use WMA files as a
ring tone I wanted to make something that could
be used to easily extract soundbytes and change
them into usable ring tones for the Smartphone.
So finally after getting my XPhone 2, I decided
to sit down and make the program using code from
M2PMCEncoderZX and stripped out the video
and other advanced functions and I got this. A
program that will allow you to easily extract
out sound bytes from video and audio files and
change them into usable WMA files.
Software Requirements
Before you even download the program please
make sure you have the following programs
already installed as I'll be using functionality
from these programs. If you don't know whether
you have these installed or not my
recommendation is to download the program first,
and if it any error messages pop out when you
try to run the program then go pick up the
dependencies.
Once you have those installed, you can pick
up
M2RingToneSplicer Here
Instructions
Using it is a simple 5 step process.
- Select a source file that can be played
by Windows Media Player
- Mark the region of the sound you want to
use with the mark start/end buttons.
- Select an output quality. '32kbs 44khz
Mono' IMHO is a good choice
- Select the file to save as
- Hit the Encode button!
Feedback
I welcome any feedback regarding the program,
I can't promise I'll fix every bug that's
reported (My day job demands a lot from me
:P) But I'll try! And of course if you want
to send me money you're welcome, ahahahahaha ;)
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are © Marauderz
2004
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