These are instructions on how to enable random ringtones on your iPhone using RandomRing.
To follow these instructions you will need to have a jailbroken iPhone.
Step One Press to launch Cydia from your iPhone Springboard.
Step Two Press to select Sections from the tabs at the bottom of the Cydia application.
Step Three Press to select Multimedia from the list of sections.
Step Four Press to select RandomRing from the list of packages
Step Five Press the Install button at the top right of your screen.
Step Six Press the Confirm button to begin installation.
Step Seven Once installation has completed successfully press the large Return to Cydia button.
Step Eight Launch iTunes on your computer
Step Nine Select Ringtones from the Library List on the left
Click to select one of your ringtones from the list. If you do not have any ringtones you can learn how to create your own here: Windows, Mac
Press the Command+i keys or right click the selection and choose Get Info from the contextual menu.
Step Twelve Rename the ringtone as RandomRing and click the OK button.
Step Thirteen Connect your iPhone to the computer, select it from the list of devices on the left, and click the Sync button to synchronize your device.
Step Fourteen Press to select Settings from your iPhone Springboard
Step Fifteen Press to select Sounds from the Settings Menu
Step Sixteen Press to select Ringtone from the Sounds Menu.
Step Seventeen Choose RandomRing from the list of ringtones.
Now whenever someone calls you a Random Ringtone will be played!
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Those steps must be outdated now. Only thing I needed to do was adding RandomRing and configuring through the app itself. No iTunes or other tweaking required.
one of them is an actual app with a GUI, and naming one of your songs RandomRing is unnecessary. you guys should update it to show that one. it's very simple and works rather well. thanks for the tip, though.