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sparky0904
31st August 2003, 10:32 PM
Trying to send a ringtone to someone using SMS, is this possible using normal Free SMS services or is a ringtone a special SMS. Also how do i create the ringtone, is it all the characters for the diff notes, etc.
Cheers,
Sparky
Ben
2nd September 2003, 12:04 AM
Hello :D
A ringtone SMS is a specially formed SMS message - it is sent differently to a normal text message.
A ringtone sent to a nokia is formulated of RTTTL. All you need to know will be on www.google.com
You can send RTTTL free using CBFMobiles "Ringtone Converter" - no other SMS site required!!!
sparky0904
2nd September 2003, 12:13 AM
Thanks for info Ben.
What i want to do is set up a website for ppl to order and then recieve ringtones. Q is can i do this via CBFMobile or will i need special programs, etc.
U mentioned info is on google, have u found ne info?? If so what did u place in ure search as i have tried and all i get back is websites trying to sell me a ringtone :(
Cheers,
Sparky
Ben
2nd September 2003, 12:43 AM
Hi
I was actually pointing you to google to search for information about forming RTTTL, try "about rtttl" or "free rtttl ringtones" etc.
If you put the RTTTL on your site with a link to us, people can come here and convert it so they can send it to their phone. This is what I would recommend. You could also host monophonic midi files that people could download and then convert here.
A lot of people forget that actually sending out ringtones costs money. If you want to implement your own sending system, you have financial backing and you have plans of what you want, try contacting CardBoardFish via http://www.cbfsms.com/buy.htm
I hope this information helps, good luck.
sparky0904
2nd September 2003, 06:31 PM
Cheers Ben.
Yes i have backing just need to establish a method of getting the ringtone, graphic, etc to the user.
I have a lot of ino of the nokia site whihc details the SMS 3.0 Spec which helps.
What can CBF offer as the link does not detail much info.
Sparky
Ben
2nd September 2003, 07:21 PM
Hi,
You need to use the form to tell them what it is you want - they'll tell you what they can do and how much it will cost.
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