#GET BACK UP AGAIN RINGTONE FULL VERSION#

Unfortunately, this will revert to automatically syncing music and video on your iPhone. (Tip: If you want to get back to your iTunes Library, click the вЂњDoneвЂќ button on the top right.) Then you can simply sync your iPhone and the ringtone should be copied over. Go to the вЂњTonesвЂќ view for your iPhone and check the вЂњSync TonesвЂќ option. First, in iTunes, select your iPhone from the вЂњDevicesвЂќ button on the top right.

There are two methods of getting the ringtone on your iPhone. This may take a long time if you havenвЂ™t connected your iPhone to iTunes recently. Let your iPhone backup and sync before you proceed. The file will be imported as a ringtone and you will see it under the вЂњTonesвЂќ view in iTunes.Д®nsure that your iPhone is connected to iTunes. Since you want to keep the ringtone file, choose вЂњKeepвЂќ on the second dialog box.ДЇinally, double-click the ringtone in Finder. Agree to the first dialog box (вЂњAre you sure you want to delete this copy of the selected song?вЂќ). Right-click on the 30-second version of the song and choose вЂњDeleteвЂќ from the pop up menu. It should still be listed under the album, next to the full-length version. Using iTunes, go to the song you have created as a ringtone. A dialog box will pop up asking you if you are sure that you want to change the extension. Just change the end of the file name, which is known as the extension. The filename will turn into an editable field. To rename a file, click on it once to select it, wait a moment, and click it again. Use Finder to rename the extension to вЂњ.m4rвЂќ.

Right-click on this and choose вЂњShow in FinderвЂќ. Your ringtone version is the one with the 30 second length.

#GET BACK UP AGAIN RINGTONE FULL VERSION#

After the AAC version is rendered, you will see it next to the full version of the song.

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