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Forums › Spark New Zealand (including Skinny and BigPipe) › HELP! Sanyo 7400 data cable
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#5581 10-Nov-2005 15:05
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hi people, looking for some help as im kinda dumb when it comes to this stuff..
If i buy a data cable for a sanyo 7400 will i be able to transfer mp3 music files onto my phone and have as ringtones? if not does anyone know how i can do this.
Thanks heaps guys ;)

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#22963 10-Nov-2005 15:35
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No, the 7400 is not capable playing mp3s or using them as ringtones. You would need software (and knowledge) to convert them. I have seen other threads here about this, so have a search, although lots of threads mention the 7400 multiple times, so be patient!!

The cost of even a cheap imported cable is about the cost of 5 or 6 tru-tones anyway... I dont know how many ring tones people like to have, but I have only got about 4 on my phone...

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#22972 10-Nov-2005 15:49
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how do i search through telecom forum topics?

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#22975 10-Nov-2005 15:57
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#22982 10-Nov-2005 16:31
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thank you :)

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