[macvoiceover] Re: VO-compatible iPhone ringtone creator app, Plus Questions about WI-FI/cellular data & making 3-way calls on iPhone 5.
- From: Ricardo Walker <rwalker296@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2012 17:38:29 -0400
Hi,
In regards to wifi, when your connected, the iPhone will use that. When on
cellular, you will see 3G or 4G in the spot where the wifi bars would normally
be.
You can use Garageband to make and export ringtones to your iTunes library.
hth
Ricardo Walker
ricardo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Twitter:@apple2thecore
www.appletothecore.info
On Oct 3, 2012, at 3:19 AM, Ronald Johnson <ganahee@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello fellow listers,
>
> three quick questions for you:
>
> 1. Anyone know of a good, easy-to-use, VoiceOver-accessible iPhone
> ringtone creator for the Mac? I got my 64GB iPhone 5 on the 27th, am
> starting to become familiar with using it, but still have a long ways to go,
> but am interested in starting to make my own ringtones from the vast iTunes
> library I have. Even if all the app does is convert a clip edited in a sound
> editor, such as Sound Studio, into the M4R format, that'd be great, but a
> fully VoiceOver-compliant app which would permit editing, etc, would be great
> too!
>
> 2. Can someone please explain how iPhone works, when it comes to
> cellular vs WI-FI data? I see, in my iPhone 5's status menu, signal strength
> for both the Verizon network, as well as my WI-FI, so I know both work. I
> spend most of my time at home, so does this mean, with the exception of voice
> mail, making calls, and the like, that my phone automagically uses WI-FI for
> things like TuneIn Radio, or does it use cellular data? Right now my plan is
> the Share Everything plan with 300MB of data, and I know I should upgrade
> this to at least 2GB. I just don't want my ignorance in this area to end up
> costing me mucho dinero! I did discover, in settings, that there was an
> option for turning cellular data off, so I did this, for the time being. I
> assumed that the phone would use my wireless router, when in range, yet I
> discovered that I ended up sending about 6.2MB of data and receiving about
> 4.3MB. The 3 apps I have on the phone, so far, which could be responsible
> for this, are Skype, TuneIn Radio and Zello Walkie-Talkie. So far, I've been
> obtaining my apps using the iTunes App store, thru my MacBook and syncing
> them manually to my iPhone.
>
> 3. HOw the heck does one make 3-way calls with iPhone 5? When I'm in
> the phone app, am on a call, and have the keypad hidden, I see an "Add Call"
> button, but usually it's dimmed. I haven't seen, as of yet, any way to do
> this. FYI, it appears, at least for the moment, I only have 3G here and not
> 4G LTE. Would that make a difference at all?
>
> Any and all help in these areas will be greatly appreciated!
>
> Take care,
>
> Ron
>
>
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