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2013-02-24
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I don't think that's one of the default ringtones. The default one is a guitar-ish based Nokia tune
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2013-02-25
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Quick reply...
When you choose a ringtone, you are offered a selection from "/home/user/MyDocs/.sounds/Ringtones". When you click button "More", you can browse the "/home/user/MyDocs" part of the device to select any audio file. Except, you cannot see a hidden directory - folder which has name starting with a dot, is considered hidden. And "/home/user/MyDocs/.sounds" is listed as "Nokia N900/Audio clips", with "/home/user/MyDocs" being named "Nokia N900".
I don't know where the "japan child / female song" is stored on your device. Do you remember the name it was listed under? Because, if you don't remember a keyword, you might have to listen to each and every audio file stored on your N900 until you find the one which you used to have as a ringtone.
Best wishes.
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When you choose a ringtone, you are offered a selection from "/home/user/MyDocs/.sounds/Ringtones". When you click button "More", you can browse the "/home/user/MyDocs" part of the device to select any audio file. Except, you cannot see a hidden directory - folder which has name starting with a dot, is considered hidden. And "/home/user/MyDocs/.sounds" is listed as "Nokia N900/Audio clips", with "/home/user/MyDocs" being named "Nokia N900".
I don't know where the "japan child / female song" is stored on your device. Do you remember the name it was listed under? Because, if you don't remember a keyword, you might have to listen to each and every audio file stored on your N900 until you find the one which you used to have as a ringtone.
Best wishes.
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2013-02-25
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Hello Wikiwide,
thanks for the reply.
Previously in .sounds folder I had only Nokia Tune and Beep. Nothing more except my mp3 library. I don't remember the name unfortunately, but I really hope that somebody will remember that song
thanks for the reply.
Previously in .sounds folder I had only Nokia Tune and Beep. Nothing more except my mp3 library. I don't remember the name unfortunately, but I really hope that somebody will remember that song
since I had my nokia n900 it came with default n-series theme + the ringtone was something really funny - like japan child / female song, which I accidentally replace with something different.
My question is how / where can I find this ringtone and restore it out how it was?
I'll be really thankful if anybody can help where to find this default ring-tone. I checked some of the phone directories, but was really confused. This song doesn't list in the selection when I try to change the tone from the profiles...?