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Apple 6 has set the bell. Why not?

] The ringtone format is incorrect, so itunes doesn't recognize the ringtone format, so make sure it's correct. If you confirm, it is recommended to reinstall itunes. The prerequisite for using iuntes to make ringtone files is 1, which can be viewed in itunes Edit-Preferences. ...

1. Select the song you want to be a ringtone in the iTunes music list, and right-click and select "Show Introduction"; Enter "options", including "start time" and "end time", and randomly intercept a time period less than 40 seconds (I usually only choose "end time" and fill in "0:30" and so on. ), and then click OK. If you think the original sound is low, you can also adjust the volume. ?

2. After confirming the settings, right-click the music again and select "Create AAC Version". This means that iTunes will automatically help you make music in ".m4a" format, and a music with the same name will automatically appear in the music list, which will be grayed out before the conversion is completed, and there will be voice prompts after the conversion to restore normal display.

3. Select the converted music in the list, right-click, select "Display in Windows Explorer", open the folder where the music is located, and find the music location.

4. Change the extension of music from ".m4a" to ".m4r" (this is the ringtone format of iphone), then double-click the music and play it in iTunes, and iTunes will automatically add the music to the ringtone list. Click "ringtone" in the "database" to see the music just now in the list, and the list can display information such as ringtone duration.

5. The above is the normal process of making ringtones using iTunes. At this point, the music clip can be uploaded to the iPhone as a ringtone through ringtone synchronization.