(CLICK MORE INFO) Watch in high quality: www.youtube.com No audio or anything. Just example of how to add mp3 ringtones to your LG Scoop through BitPim. If you are attempting to use ringtones you send over bluetooth, this will allow you to do that too. Follow the tutorial below. **Before using BitPim with the Scoop, you need to install the drivers for it and have a usb cable for it.** EDIT: These are the drivers that I used: www.imjosh.com EDIT: These steps assume that your phone has been "found" by BitPim. To do this, click the little icon with the phone and magnifying glass. If it doesn't find it you may need to go into the settings and manually select your serial port. 1. Open up BitPim 2. Go under view and click on "Filesystem" 3. Click the magnifying glass button (find phone) 4. Once the phone is found, click "Filesystem" in the lower left. 5. Click the + next to "/" 6. Click the on "dload" 7. In the pane on the right side, right click on lg_mysound.dat and delete it. 8. Back on the right side, click the + next to "brew" 9. Click the + next to "media" 10. Click the + next to "lk" 11. Click on "ms" 12. Drag mp3s into the right pane and let copy (progress in lower left). 13. Close BitPim and unhook your phone. 14. Restart your phone. Note for users attempting to use bluetooth copied audio files: When you copy audio files over bluetooth, these are put in /brew/media/ms (assuming you do not have a microSD card in). In order for them to be seen as ringtones, they need to ...
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