Video Ringtones
Why stick to just a just a song for your ringtone when you can have so much more? Instead of just hearing your ringtone, why not see your ringtone as well? A video ringtone can help you do just that. Whenever your phone rings, you’ll both hear a ringtone and see a vide clip of your choosing. The videos used for ringtones come in all kinds of varieties, so you’re sure to find something you like.

Video Ringtone Varieties: -

There are a few main types of video ringtones available. Some video ringtones are simply music videos that accompany the music ringtones your phone plays. These videos can be the actual videos for the songs, as you would see on MTV, and other videos are clips that video graphic artists have created to accompany ringtones. An example of this is the mosquito ringtone video sample; it plays a video whenever the mosquito ringtone rings.

Another common type of video ringtone is a movie or TV show clip ringtone. For instance, Austin Powers fans can get Austin Powers videophone ringtones that play a clip of the movie every time the phone rings.

The last common type of video ringtone is your own videos. You can use your own original videos as ringtones; you can even program your phone to play a video clip pf a certain friend whenever that friend calls.

Where to Get Video Ringtones: -

You can download video ringtones from several websites. Because video ringtones are relatively new technology, you they are not as widely available as regular ringtones, but that is changing. Of course, with the right software, you can also create your own video ringtones from clips of video you can download from the internet or from your own videos. If you want to see and hear video ringtones to try them out, you can do that for free on many websites.

Things to Keep in Mind about Video Ringtones: -

To be able to use video ringtones, of course you need a phone that is capable of playing videos. You also need to make sure the ringtones you are downloading are compatible with your phone. If you’re not sure what your phone can do, consult your owner’s manual or contact your phone service provider.