

Bonus: Save Ringtone Forever on Your Own Device Part 4. How to Create Ringtone in iTunes for Free? Part 3. Where Are My Ringtones in iTunes? Part 2.

However, in today’s article, we’ll teach you how to create ringtone in iTunes for free in simple and quick strategies.Īrticle Content Part 1. In some cases, there is a small fee to have some of the options you want. However, they don't always include all of the features you'd expect to aid you. There are several free ringtones online that enable you to create new ringtones. It’s true, you can create a ringtone in iTunes. Or perhaps you want your favorite tracks to be your personal ringtone? The good news is, that is possible. You might want to try something new that is not included in the ringtone default. Other than using third-party software.If you are an Apple user, you probably become queasy with its commonly used ringtones. I haven’t found a way to do this with the Windows version of iTunes yet. Really nice for listening to live concerts. If you need to listen to the audio from a video, this process is great. One is in MP3 format and the other in m4v.

Here are two videos I converted to audio. Then change the file type you want it converted to. From the iTunes Menu bar click iTunes > Preferences > General > Import Settings. If you’re converting a video to audio to play on a device that doesn’t support AAC, change the Import Settings. This is handy if you want to listen to audio from a video while driving, on your iDevice while walking, or just in a position when you can hear it but not watch. The amount of time it takes will vary depending on the size of the video and the audio quality you’ve selected.

Now, wait while the video is converted to audio. Here I’ve created a folder specifically for videos that I convert to audio. Next, select a destination to put the Audio file. Now browse to the location of the video you want to convert to audio. Then you’ll see Create AAC Version is now available. The secret is to hold the Option key on the Mac keyboard. You’ll see Create AAC Version is grayed out. Launch iTunes and click Advanced from the Menu Bar. In this example, I’m converting a video podcast I want as an audio file so I can listen to it in the car. If you have video files already in your iTunes Library, you can convert them to AAC, MP3, or the import settings you’ve selected.
