music location

[elephant007]

Originally Posted by boredandtattooed

if your ringtones r in the device in ringtones where they should be, you wouldnt have that problem... its happening because your just picking storage card in your media player, so yes, it scans the entir card directory..if u move the tones off the card, u wont have that issue

It's a statement, I have my ringtones on the SD card because I use UC to run SDConfig anytime I flash my phone. They copy from my SD card to \My Documents\My Ringtones during UC. I don't want them seen by music on my SD thus removed the extensions. They copy to my phone with the extension.

[Giovanny]

What I do in order to find all my music to play on the manilla tap in TP is Library>Genres> and select Unkown>and select just one of the music files and it will start to play. Once you're back on the manilla screen just press up or down and it will play all the files from that selection you just made and nothing else. This is the way I've manage my TP for it not to play my ringtones.

[nursemm05]

Originally Posted by rebelmuddlite

well did it occur to you that people might just store their ringtones on their memory card and copy the ones they want to their device to be used for memory purposes. i dont know about other people, but my ringtones that i paid for the mp3 file and edited using adobe audition are around between 300kb to 1.5mb in file size. they take up a lot of space. i usually use them for a while and i dont keep more than about 10 on the device itself at a time. they use up too much memory and the phone starts lagging. anyways, is there some law saying we HAVE to store the ringers on the device when they're not in use?

why do you have your ringers on the device at all? ALL of mine are on my SD card and I use call surprise and it pulls them all from the card. But even before I used call surprise ALL of my ringers showed up when I went to change a ringer. No worries about phone lagging here b/c of all the ringers on the phone itself.