How to use any MP3 as a Voicemail Greeting (iPhone)

In this video, I teach you how to use any mp3 file as a voice mail greeting. That way when someone calls you, and you don't pick up, they hear whatever mp3 you set.



INSTRUCTIONS: (Please keep in mind that you do have to watch the video to know how to do this procedure properly. These written instructions are just here to refer back to)

1. Download Cyberduck (or any SFTP application)
cyberduck.ch/

2.
Establish a connection between your iPhone and computer:
(Keep in mind, these instructions only apply if you use Cyberduck)
a. Download OpenSSH from Cydia
b. Connect both your computer and iPhone to the same wireless network
c. Open Cyberduck, and click the "+" in the bottom left corner
d.
d1. From the protocol drop-down menu, choose "SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol"
d2. In the 'Nickname' field, type whatever you like
d3. In the 'Server' field, type your IP Address.
d4. In the 'Username' field, type root
e. Click on the red X to close the window
f. You should see a new 'tab' or 'bookmark' that shows all the information you entered
(If Cyberduck ever asks you for a password, type "Alpine")

3. Convert your .mp3 to a .amr here:
convertfiles.com/convert/audio/MP3-to-AMR.html

4. Double-click on the iPhone bookmark in Cyberduck. Depending on your iPhone, there are two paths you can take to get to where you need.
If the first one doesn't work, try the second one:
/private/var/mobile/library/voicemail
replace the existing Greeting.amr with your Greeting.amr
OR
/var/mobile/Library/Voicemail
replace the existing Greeting.amr with your Greeting.amr

Tap "Save" on your iPhone



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