Hi Jennifer, You don't need to update -The instructions for creating the ringtone in iTunes is still the same. As I mentioned in my Offlist email to you this morning, that after you have created your australian-magpie" ringtone & then add it into iTunes, the ringtone will then be found in Tones under Library in iTunes (if using iTunes 11.1.3 - under Ringtones in previous iTunes)."
Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad > On 15 Dec 2013, at 12:30 pm, Jennifer Lefroy <lefroy.jenni...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Good morning, > I have downloaded the magpie call to iTunes. Ronni has sent me meticulous > instructions on a PDF which I had failed to note beforehand was updated for > IOS7. I have an iPhone 4 not updated to IOS 7. Looking at the PDF, I > wonder if now is the time to take the plunge and update ( but I gather > looking at some of the forums that there are contraindications) or do I > pester Ronni yet again? > > Regards, > Jennifer > > Regards, > Jennifer > > > >> On 15 December 2013 10:24, Jennifer Lefroy <lefroy.jenni...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Good Morning, I am sorry about the delay, but as I explained I was engrossed >> in the last days of my UK family's visit, now sadly over. I have now >> followed your instructions, Ronni, and have the magpie in my iTunes music >> thank you. I will now contact you off list about the PDF. >> Best wishes, >> Jennifer >> >> >>> On 4 December 2013 19:32, Ronni Brown <ro...@mac.com> wrote: >>> >>> >>>> On 3 Dec 2013, at 10:08 pm, Jennifer Lefroy <lefroy.jenni...@gmail.com> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>> Thank you everyone. I am hoping to tackle all this soon, but it is more >>>> complicated than I anticipated and we have overseas visitors at present. I >>>> will report back asap and hope to access Ronni's PDF. >>> >>> Hi Jennifer, >>> >>> It is not complicated, and my instructions in the PDF are very easy to >>> follow. >>> >>> I downloaded an Australian Magpie sound file from the link below and have >>> included instructions below how to download a sound file. >>> So you can do a 'test run' ;-) >>> >>> Click on this link: >>> >>> <http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/birds/featured/Top-40-Bird-Songs> >>> >>> 1. Select No.11 'Australian Magpie' - click on ‘Sound file’ (219kb MP3) to >>> listen to the track. >>> 2. Then to download the MP3. >>> 2. Control-Click on the sound bar then select ‘Download Video’ (I am not >>> allowed to send the screenshot I annotated to the list, can send it to you >>> offlist if you wish) >>> 4. Once it has downloaded -Drag the “gymnorhina-tibicen.mp3” out of >>> Downloads to your Desktop >>> 5. Rename the file to “australian-magpie.mp3” (without the quotes) >>> 6. Drag & drop the australian-magpie.mp3 file onto the iTunes icon in your >>> Dock >>> 7. iTunes will open and the australian-magpie.mp3 will show in ‘Music’ >>> >>> Then to create an australian-magpie ringtone - Locate the song in iTunes - >>> Music, then follow the instructions in my Tutorial to create your ringtone. >>> >>> Post back if you want me to send you "offlist" the annotated screenshot and >>> 'How To Create A Custom Ringtone (Updated for iOS 7)' PDF. >>> >>> If, after you give it a try... you still feel that this exercise is too >>> daunting for you. If you download a sound file you would like to use as a >>> ringtone, you can send it to me "Offlist" and I will create the ringtone >>> for you. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Ronni
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