Branded phones : How to use mp3's as ringtones step, by step

gkjnr · 12-07-2004

Hello I just got a s700 how do you get mp3 into it step by step if you can please also how do you use them as ringtones thanks in advance

**webmaster** · 12-08-2004

Step 1.

Download and install the Sony Ericsson Digital Rights Management Packager

Step 2.
Select a mp3 you would like to protect. In this example we will use a small mp3 sound effect.
(Right click save target/link as) http://lasyk.addr.com/joannak/ohoh.mp3

Step 3.
Run

DRM Packager
Start->Programs-> Sony Ericsson-> DRM Packager-> DRM Packager
Go to File, add files and select the mp3 you saved from the link above.

Step 4. (Configuration)
Go to Options -> Configuration -> and select combined delivery and click OK

Step 5 (Rights)
Go to Options -> Rights
Please fill in the following information:
Content ID: myForumExample
@ : Lasyk.net
Enable right = checked
Start time checked and date set to December 7, 2008
End time checked and date set to December 6, 2009
click OK

Step 6 Creating the dm file(s)
Click on Create DRM content
Now you can send this file to your device , you will be able to set this mp3 as a ringtone

Important note : The mp3 is saved using the dm extension. You must send ohoh.dm and not ohoh.mp3
Output

ohoh.dm

* The values used in this example are imaginary

Search Keywords: Vodafone Branded Phone, S700i Vodafone, Set Mp3 ringtone, mp3 ringtones

chimpie · 12-08-2004

nice one.

i've been looking for something like that for ages.

priceless.

thank you

gkjnr · 12-08-2004

i must be stupid i still can,t get it to work. how do you load up the stick with mp3 to use the player function it,s great how they tell you you can use it as an mp3 player but don,t actually tell you how to do it!!

gkjnr · 12-09-2004

got it to work ,you are a phone god!!!!!!!!

alepe · 12-10-2004

And if you're using a Macintosh, how do you use mp3's?

jim1000 · 12-12-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by webmaster@lasyk.net

Step 1.

Download and install the Sony Ericsson Digital Rights Management Packager
http://www.lasyk.com/download/drm/drmsetup.exe
username: drm@lasyk.net
password: drm

Step 2.
Select a mp3 you would like to protect. In this example we will use a small mp3 sound effect.
(Right click save target/link as) http://lasyk.addr.com/joannak/ohoh.mp3

Step 3.
Run

DRM Packager
Start->Programs-> Sony Ericsson-> DRM Packager-> DRM Packager
Go to File, add files and select the mp3 you saved from the link above.

Step 4. (Configuration)
Go to Options -> Configuration -> and select combined delivery and click OK

Step 5 (Rights)
Go to Options -> Rights
Please fill in the following information:
Content ID: myForumExample
@ : Lasyk.net
Enable right = checked
Start time checked and date set to December 6, 2004
Start time checked and date set to December 6, 2005
click OK

Step 6 Creating the dm file(s)
Click on Create DRM content
Now you can send this file to your device , you will be able to set this mp3 as a ringtone

Important note : The mp3 is saved using the dm extension. You must send ohoh.dm and not ohoh.mp3
Output

ohoh.dm

* The values used in this example are imaginary

Search Keywords: Vodafone Branded Phone, S700i Vodafone, Set Mp3 ringtone, mp3 ringtones

hi i've managed to download the mp3's but i can't get them to transfer by cable any idea's how please

**webmaster** · 12-12-2004

@jim1000
Hello jim1000 and welcome to myForum.lasyk.net,
What phone are you using? Is it a Vodafone branded phone? What software and cable are you using?

jim1000 · 12-12-2004

hi and cheers
it's a s700i vodafone and i'm using the vodafone usb datasuite & charger made by kondor which i got given when i bought the phone from the vodafone shop any idea's???

nz_benny · 12-26-2004

ahh my stupid vodafone still wont let me use them.

jim1000 · 12-26-2004

you can do it but you need a blue tooth dongle i picked one up for £12

Andrew657 · 12-26-2004

i had a vodafone locked phone i just unlocked it and reinstalled the firmware to get rid of all the vodafone rubbish. i can now set any mp3 as a ringtone

-BreaL- · 01-01-2005

whats the point of doing thism this way if you can just send it trought bleutooth..?

**webmaster** · 01-01-2005

Quote:

whats the point of doing thism this way if you can just send it trought bleutooth..?

What do you mean?

simon8 · 01-01-2005

if ur using a mac with osX its dead simple. Just need a bluetooth dongle. There is a bluetooth setup assitant where u pair the phone and then u can just send stuff to the phone from the BT menu.

robertkert · 01-15-2005

hi the password is not accepted ?

**webmaster** · 01-15-2005

The Username is -> drm@lasyk.net
password -> drm

kew · 02-09-2005

Works a treat, cheers!

clwydian · 02-10-2005

On my O2 branded phone. I put the MP3 into the MP3 folder on the memory card
using a card reader.

Then on the phone I go to file manager, SOUNDS.
scroll to the mp3, press MORE then USE then SET AS RINGTONE

Much easier than on Voda it seems,.,

kew · 02-10-2005

Yup, it's because Voda want you to use Voda Live and pay £2.50 per ringtone! Their Voda Live software blocks you from setting personal mp3s as ringtones, Bandits!

12-07-2004	#1
gkjnr Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 8	Branded phones : How to use mp3's as ringtones step, by step Hello I just got a s700 how do you get mp3 into it step by step if you can please also how do you use them as ringtones thanks in advance

12-08-2004	#3
chimpie Registered User Lasyk Active Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: i live in dunblane in scotland Posts: 67	nice one. i've been looking for something like that for ages. priceless. thank you

12-09-2004	#5
gkjnr Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 8	got it to work ,you are a phone god!!!!!!!!

12-10-2004	#6
alepe Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1	And if you're using a Macintosh, how do you use mp3's?

12-12-2004	#8
webmaster Administrator Lasyk Elite Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Athens, Greece Posts: 2,851	@jim1000 Hello jim1000 and welcome to myForum.lasyk.net, What phone are you using? Is it a Vodafone branded phone? What software and cable are you using?

12-12-2004	#9
jim1000 Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: birmingham england Posts: 5	hi and cheers it's a s700i vodafone and i'm using the vodafone usb datasuite & charger made by kondor which i got given when i bought the phone from the vodafone shop any idea's???

12-26-2004	#10
nz_benny Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 11	ahh my stupid vodafone still wont let me use them.

12-26-2004	#12
Andrew657 Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: UK Posts: 23	i had a vodafone locked phone i just unlocked it and reinstalled the firmware to get rid of all the vodafone rubbish. i can now set any mp3 as a ringtone

01-01-2005	#13
-BreaL- Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 40	whats the point of doing thism this way if you can just send it trought bleutooth..?

01-01-2005	#15
simon8 Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: UK Posts: 11	if ur using a mac with osX its dead simple. Just need a bluetooth dongle. There is a bluetooth setup assitant where u pair the phone and then u can just send stuff to the phone from the BT menu.

01-15-2005	#16
robertkert Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 7	hi the password is not accepted ?

02-09-2005	#18
kew Registered User Lasyk Friend Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Midlands UK Posts: 2	Works a treat, cheers!

02-10-2005	#19
clwydian Team Member Lasyk Active Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: North East Wales UK Posts: 141	On my O2 branded phone. I put the MP3 into the MP3 folder on the memory card using a card reader. Then on the phone I go to file manager, SOUNDS. scroll to the mp3, press MORE then USE then SET AS RINGTONE Much easier than on Voda it seems,.,