Has anyone got the custom ring tone to work?
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I'm missing something-
What I did was create a txt file shore_(MAC_address.txt) in the c:\Inetpub\ftproot and I put this path in it WaveRinger1 L/rg 192.168.1.3/SAX.wav. So that tells the phone this is where you need to look to for the wav file right? So then where do I put the wave file at, anywhere on the server? The 192.168.1.3 is the VM server
I hope that make sense
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Ctu
CTU is the counter terrorism unit on the TV Show 24.
I use Audacity to convert mine. if you sate the rate to 8000Hz and make sure it is in Mono and you should be good to go.
In my experience, the ringer has to be atleast 5 or 6 seconds in order to loop correctly. I just add whitespace to the end of the ringer to make it long enough.
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