Creating ringtones from MP3's for 6255i

I've editing my desired file down to a 20 second snippet. I've tried converting it to an .aac file and an .amr file. No matter what the file format or size, when I try to select it as a ringtone I get the error 'Invalid file'
Is there another format I'm missing? Maybe it is size restricted?

Have you tried restoring the factory settings?
It might fix that bumb if its a bug.
Just dial *#7370# or *#7780#, and the security code should be 12345 unless you changed it.
BE AWARE, THIS WILL CLEAR THE PHONES MEMORY, CONTACTS, GALLERY EVERYTHING. IT WILL BE A NEW PHONE OUT OF THE BOX!
Good Luck,
Tal
I own a 5210, 5140 and now..the new 3250. Symbian 60 Series OS 3.0 ..just the best.

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I've been able to download some of my short music clips and use the clips as ringtones. However, for the longer pieces of music, I want to use just 30 second of it. I've already imported the audio file into my BB's micro SD card.
The BB Media Manager Help Center provides the following instructions (below), but when I try to right-click on the file, I don't get the "Edit with Quick Sound Editor" function at all. I've tried everything to get this function with no avail. Please help!
You can create ringtones from existing audio clips—such as your favorite song—with the Quick Sound Editor.
To create a ringtone:
In Media Manager, browse to the audio file from which you want to create a ring tone.
Right-click the audio file and choose Edit with Quick Sound Editor.
If necessary, display the Trim & Fade view by clicking Trim Fade.
Move the play head to the beginning of the section you want to use as your ringtone, either by clicking Preview or by clicking the waveform.
Click Set Start.
Move the play head to the end of the section you want to use as your ringtone.
Click Set End.
Click Create Ringtone.
Specify a file name and location for the new file, and click Save.
To exit from Quick Sound Editor, click Close.
The ringtone is added to the All Music > Ringtone Smart View.
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Set your import settings to AAC format, and maybe 128kbps or less.
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I found this way to create ringtones in a previous discussion and think it is the easiest way to do it
1. Open iTunes Library
2. Double click on the song you want to turn into a ringtone. Listen to the song and write down the approximate start and end times of the section you want to save as a ringtone, up to 40 seconds long.
3. Once you have determined the approximate start and end times, pause the playback of the song, right click on the song, and select "Get Info", then "Options".
4. Add a check to the Start Time box and type in the approximate start time. Then add a check to the Stop Time box and type in the stop time. Exit the Options section by clicking OK.
5. Still in iTunes Library, double click the song again to listen and verify that the start and stop times are eorrect. If the times need a slight adjustment, repeat steps 4 and 5 until you are satisfied.
6. Right click on the song again and select "Convert selection to AAC". This will create a new, separate, shortened song with the same name at the top of the iTunes library.
7. Right click on the new shortened song and select "Show in Windows Explorer". The title will appear in Explorer followed by _1.m4a . (If you don't see the file name extention ".m4a" in Explorer, you will need to go to Control panel (Classic view), Folder Options, View, and then uncheck the box next to "Hide extensions for known file types").
8. Right click on the songtitle_1.m4a file in Explorer and select Rename. Change the file name extension "m4a" to "m4r" and press Enter. You will get a warning about changing the file name extension, but click YES.
9. Now stay in that same Windows Explorer window and double click the new .m4r song. Instantly, iTunes will pop up, the song will appear in Ringtones, and it will start playing. (If it doesn't, try adding a "Ringtones" folder in "iTunes Music" directory.
10. Sync your iPhone with the computer and the new ringtone will appear under the Custom section.
Hope this helps.
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