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Decoding the Nokring
Today’s cell phone user can download practically anything for a ring tone, whether it be a rock and roll song or the sound of cows mooing. A single search on ringtones can generate over a million sites―and in one site,Santa Claus Is Busy Playing Golf_6590, up to 100,cheapest mbt shoes,000 ringtones. That’s a lot of options.
The most popular format for ringtones is the Nokring, also called the RTTTL (ringing tones text transfer language). Basically, it allows users to transfer the ringtone codes through a data cable and a special software. One mouse click and you’re done and ready to rock and roll (or moo,abercrombie kids, whatever the case may be).
RTTTL is not the only format that Nokia uses for its phones. Some models are equipped with the Nokia composer,air max 90, which allows users to type in the music code directly into the phone. The Nokia 3210 model was the first to offer this function.
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The problem with Composer ringtones is, well, the work involved. You’ve got to type, and type it very accurately, or it’ll come out very, very wrong. The binary format, while more convenient, only works on a small selection of Nokia phones. Only RTTTL offers both absolute convenience and reliability,bostonian clarks, and it doesn’t hurt that the majority of the ringtones are in this format.
How do you know if a ringtone is in RTTTL format? There are three specific elements. First, you’ll see the name of the ringtone followed by a string of characters that represent each note. Duration is indicated by the letter “d”, while octave is indicated by the letter “o” and beats per minute (or tempo) is indicated by the letter “b”. These letters are followed by a number that shows the note. If no modifier is present, then the phone automatically uses the default duration, octave and tempo.Each note is then followed by a comma.