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Old 03-10-2007, 19:29   #149
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Re: iPhone
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Originally Posted by handyman View Post
They have built a ringtone editor into the new version of itunes. You can use this to select the (up to 30 seconds) portion of the tune to use as a ringtone. You can try this as many times as you like to get the right bit and if you then want to purchase it you can and it will appear in the ringtones section of itunes and sync to your iphone. Almost all of the tunes can be used and have a marker on the letting you know. Tunes you already have purchased that are sat in itunes will also get this marker if they are ringtone compatible.
So how does that work with a song that you have ripped to iTunes from a CD, or say something like a Beatles song or any other song that may not currently be available on iTunes.
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