haha...iBrickr is history already
mmm...there r much other solutions on how to do ringtones transfer, either manually edit in sound editing application and then transfer using iTunes, or by creating the ringtones on the iPhone itself.

3 easy ways to get ringtones into iPhone, just choose one:

- convert ringtones into AAC format, and change the extension of m4a into m4r and then u can transfer it using iTunes. make sure the duration is under 40 seconds
http://iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=439

- use 3rd party applications such as iPhone Ringtone Maker on the computer

- edit and create ringtones on the fly on your iPhone using Ringtones. yup, that's the name.
http://iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=839

choose the one that u like.

i'm afraid that the bluetooth stack in iPhone doesn't support file transfer.
btw u can still perform transfer to other iPhone or Mac via wifi using Dropcopy.
or maybe u haven't done enough research before doing your purchase on the iPhone, or maybe u got it as a gift?
mmm...btw u can always refer to the iPhone FAQ thread about it
This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: May 14 2008, 09:44 AM

the 30-40 sec limitation is only if using method 1 or 2. if u use Ringtones software on the iPhone itself u r free to set either to use the whole song or portion of it. just like on SendSong, u can pick any song u want, but in addition u can edit the song in Ringtones.

mmm...btw as from what i've observed, any calls will only ring for about 38 seconds maximum no matter what phone i use (on maxis, dunno if the duration will be different on other telcos). so maybe it's better to just edit the song. the phone will not ring endlessly.

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Added on May 14, 2008, 9:41 amopps, this iBrickr 0.91 thread turns into Ringtones thread, sorry sorry...

This post has been edited by LaskarCinta: May 14 2008, 09:41 AM