well i'm not familiar with that phone ,
but i remember some 2-3 years i had a verizon phone ( lg something )
that only took .mid files for ringtones ,

i did a little search , found a program called bitpim ,
and with a data cable i was able to get it play mp3 files ,

all i had to do was, to rename that mp3 file to .mid extension
and it worked ,

probably it is much cheaper  to  look for  an extension (through software )
and  block  the file, than look into the contents of the file ,
anyway , the audio decoder doesn't care what the name is , it only wants
the data
and it decides for it self how it will play , this is true for most
phones i encountered


if this doesn't work , the cd that came with the phone has a file
manager program ,
simply drag-n-drop would convert to wma any audio file ( its common
practice these days)

stefano




Steven Sartorius wrote:
> Unfortunately, it's a Verizon phone and the firmware on the Razr 
> restricts the music format to .wma.
>
> thanks,
>
> Steve
>
> On Jun 25, 2007, at 03:49, stefanos mparas wrote:
>
>> Steven Sartorius wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I recently picked up a Motorola RAZR phone and am trying to install 
>>> some music on it.  Unfortunately, it only understands .wma and my 
>>> entire music collection is in mp3 form.  Anybody know of a 
>>> unix/NetBSD/Linux tool to convert .mp3s to .wma?  MPlayer and sox 
>>> don't seem to be able to do it...
>>>
>>> Or is this a Windows only sort of thing...
>>>
>>> thanks for any help,
>>>
>>> Steve
>>>
>>>
>> hello ,
>>
>> last time i did something like this for motorola phones was with 
>> ffmpeg (compiled from source) ,
>> i managed to produce for these phones amr,mp4 and other formats ,
>> can't remember for wma or mp3 but they should work as they are 
>> popular formats ,
>>
>>
>> stefano
>>
>