Ringing Tones around the World 

Strange that no one has made this video until now! Thanks!

in australia, we hear the first one on mobile phones, and the third one on landline phones.

I appreciate your efforts on making this video, however, there are many variations just within one country. For example, Slovakia, every carrier uses ETSI pulsing interval, however frequency for Orange is 450 MHz, O2 440 MHz, Telekom 425 MHz and 4ka 410 MHz. So basically you can tell to which network you are calling

Ooh!! RU-vid had been recommending me videos of different dial-up modem handshakes, and I noticed that the off-hook and ring back tones were different. Turns out, most of the people who did the videos in English live in the US or Canada, though I was also recommended videos from French-speaking Europeans (probably live in France, Belgium, or Switzerland) and people living in Japan. (This also applies to when I watch a TV programme or film that took place in the US and the tones get mixed into the audio) For Singapore, the first tone is actually correct for when calling to mobile phones. When calling to landline phones, the ring back tone sounded more like the example for Japan that was shown in this video but wasn't exactly the same, at least when I last checked in the early 2010s. I can't check at this time as the analogue phone lines (or POTS lines in American terms, I think) were removed from my older flat when it was renovated, and i don't yet have anything connected to the digital phone line on my fiber-optic Internet connection. Based on the information in this video, the off-hook tone (carrier tone?) is a constant 400 Hz tone, and when the call ends and there's no carrier tone, there's a 400 Hz tone for 1 second followed by a 1 second pause and it repeats until the line is back on hook.

Okay you're a real G for making this. Thank you

When calling most Polish mobile networks, we hear a signal with a frequency of 425 Hz, while when calling Play PL, we hear a signal with a frequency of 450 Hz.

i like this video, very informative.

France sounds like a eas Scenario tone

France has an absolutely terrible ringtone.

you helped with my book, thx

Just found the perfect on-hold music, thanks very much

great video

In Canada at least there are two different ringtones for local and long distance I don't know what the differences are however.

Even here inGermany its different. An ordinary landline rings 1 second and paused 4 seconds. The tone frequncy is 425 or 450 depends on the location. were you live. Internet IP landlines are also different depends on the router and provider. default settings are most US scheme. My pabx rings to the british scheme , but is made by Siemens. On the mobile the ringing tone come from the party you actually call.

The French one is also the Indonesian one too

The tone with 425 Hertz is creepy. Hearing this on a call box is ever scary.

Canada should have the 425 Hz since it's my favourite tone when I was in Europe... LOL!

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Cool 😊❤❤

i wish it ws easier to change your dial tone when abroad, so i could work abroad!

Where did you find the Japanese one? I would like to download it

In India, the dialling tone is same as france if there is poor network. 0:50

Obviously I heard the Japanese one from various sources of media including Death Note, personally I like the American, Latin American and Japanese ones.

The uk and Australian have the excalt same lol x😊

Jesus France's and Asia's is just terrible, I wouldn't be able to tell if it's ringing or if I got hung up on

Also northen Ireland has uk ringing tone

Lols x

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The Japanese one reminds of me the hailing sound heard in Star Trek Voyager.