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Minitor VI Custom Audio

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Hello all,

I am new to programming and am amazed at the ability of programming your own custom tones into the Minitor Vi. However, that seems easier then done. Can anyone provide any help as to how to achieve this? I am aware of the converter available online at pwservice, but getting the audio to the correct file and size to start seems to be a challenge. How are you all doing this? Also, does anyone have any they have already created that they could place here for others to download?

Thanks in advance.
 
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Tried it for my fire department...didn't go so well. What I did was went on a TEXT to SPEECH MP3 creation site and downloaded the files that I wanted then put it in the converter but even though it met all the specifications as a proper custom audio file it didn't work. I've tried everything and that converter does not help.
 
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Bumping this back up two years later. Does anyone have any custom audio alert tones they are willing to share?
 
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Attached is a fun one... General Lee's Dixie Horn! This alert is extremely loud even if the volume is turned down!
 

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