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Cell
Phone Ring Tone Converters
The web has plenty
of free ring tones available for cell phone users. Most ringtones are
offered in a format known as as RTTTL
(Ringing Tones Text Transfer Language). This format was first introduced
on the Nokia phones and so the format has become a standard for transfer
and publishing of ring tones on the Internet. Unfortunately (or fortunately
depending on your perspective) some of the newer Motorola phones (as well
as other brands) don't support the RTTTL format directly.
Since I recently bought
a Motorola V66, I wanted to experiment with different ring tones. The
V66 only allows ring tones to be manually entered using a format Motorola
calls "My Tones" which is a keystroke method of entering notes,
note durations, and octaves. Nok2Mot works better than
some other online converters because it offers the ability to copy and paste
your results.
Nok2Mot History:
7-Nov-2002: Initial release
1-Dec-2002: Fixed some minor bugs
18-Feb-2003: Improved error handling
30-May-2003: Improved tune accuracy
7-Sep-2003: Added a search feature to view ringtones entered by other
visitors
11-Sep-2003: Improved error handling and corrected for missing default
values
17-Sep-2003: Fixed a bug where too many colons are inserted
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