How can I convert MP3 to M4R?

MPEG-4 is a container format for compressed sound, video and text files relative to MP4 extensions. Apple® Inc. It took advantage of the non -standard extension to indicate the content of the MP4 file because the extension is not specific. For example, the MP4 file with sound is given .m4A extensions, while the ring tones used in the Apple® iPhone® are further marked as M4R files. Many people have digital music in the form of MP3. You can convert MP3 to M4R file to create your own ringtone for your phone. The length should be below 30 seconds. Furthermore, the file must be saved to the M4R format. There are a number of ways to achieve this.

For those who prefer free services, many websites will transfer MP3 to M4R for you. Once such a website, MP3- to-m4R.net, allows you to upload your MP3 file, edit it, then the site will store the file for you in the correct format. By clicking the button, the ringtones are sent directly to your iPhone®. This service is free of charge and does not require registration.

Apple® iTunes® can also be used to convert MP3 to M4R, but the process is a bit involved and the instructions may vary slightly depending on the version. In general, the imported MP3 must first be converted to AAC format (which is basically the same as M4P), then manually renamed MP4 to M4R file.

You want to use iTunes® to convert MP3 to M4R, add the MP3 file to the iTunes® library. Right -click the file to select the information. Enter the beginning and endpoints for ringing on the option tab. (Optionally, you can edit the MP3 file in an external editor before adding to the library.) Click OK. Right -click the file again and select "Create ACC" from the pop -up menu.

Now the advertisement where ITunes® saved this file. Use your computer to find a file name or see the default music folder and then inside the iTunes folder®. Scroll down until you find a saved file that will be the M4A file. Drag the file to the desktop (the copy will be generated), then go to iTunes® and delete the original file. A copy of desktops will remain.

Return to the desktop and rename the ringing file with the M4R extension. If you do not see the file extension, go to folder options (via control panel) and on the View tab, uncheck the "Extension Hide familiar file types" and try again. Once the file is successfully renamed, click it and iTunes® will import it into the ring tones. Son of iPhone® for uploading ringtone.

6 Open the file in Bonkenc ©, a free audio file converter for PC users. As far as possible, general settings, select the MP4/AAC encoder, and then click the Convert button. The ringtone will be converted to the M4A file. Rename it to the M4R and click on it and import it to the iTunes® ringtone folder for future synchronization.