Since upgrading to 4.5.91 I have been changing boot animation files to flash with CWM on 2.3.4 with unlocked bootloaders. I have tried everything I can think of to make the audio last longer than it does, but for some reason it stops after the same amount of time no matter what audio file I use.
The audio files in 2.3.4 go into /system/media/audio/notifications.
Could it be possible there is a default max time set for audio which is in the notifications folder, being that notifications are not intended to run for a long time?
I have no idea where to look in the file system to access audio information.
Maybe a dev will have an answer to this.
Cheers.
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On the Atrix, is there any way to modify the boot animation to sound off the classic "droid" sound?
I changed my boot animation, but would like to add that sound.
Possible?
I did a small amount of googling and found that the "DROID" sound is part of the system file mounting and unmounting (such as connecting a USB cord to your computer), I think.
I checked the file system/SD card settings but to no avail.
Anyone with ideas?
I've got a problem to make my (custom) ringtone and notification sound stick - upon reboot both settings apparently get lost, rendering the setting pointing towards "unknown ringtone"
I put my soundfiles on the internal sd into the folders "ringtone" and "notification" (according to several postings in WWW), all of my custom tones are in OGG format and do get recognized by media chooser, thus allowing me to select them.
My current setup is in my signature. I had this issue on a different Kitkat ROM, too, but wasn't able to figure out what may be the cause...
Any idea what may go wrong here?
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I've got a problem to make my (custom) ringtone and notification sound stick - upon reboot both settings apparently get lost, rendering the setting pointing towards "unknown ringtone"
I put my soundfiles on the internal sd into the folders "ringtone" and "notification" (according to several postings in WWW), all of my custom tones are in OGG format and do get recognized by media chooser, thus allowing me to select them.
My current setup is in my signature. I had this issue on a different Kitkat ROM, too, but wasn't able to figure out what may be the cause...
Any idea what may go wrong here?
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This happened to me using SlimKat, too.
An solution: put your files in system>media>audio>notification/ringtones folder. You'll have to do this again after flashing a weekly though.
Same problem
I have the very same problem after changing to KitKat CM11.
Anybody?
Still same here, copying the file to the aforementioned folder does work, but it's a PITA :-/
Hello guys,
I have a problem when using Poweramp music application.
I always used the application sorting songs by modification date (that way, it plays the latest music first).
I used CM 12.1 when used this way. (It worked correctly sorting by date modified files).
But after Flashed the jelly bean stock ROM, (I blinked with 6 GB PIT), sorting by date of modification does not work anymore ... (both ROM jelly bean stock, as in CM 12.1 (which I am using again ).
When you sort by file management applications, correctly classify the songs.
Can someone help me? (I have already sent a bug report to pweramp team, but they said that some devices fail to read the timestamp, but I always used that function, only now does not work.)
Note: already activated the option into Settings> Folders and Library> Lists and tick "Sort By Filesystem Date / Time" (does not work)
*What do I do? No problem if you delete all my data in a procedure, the only requirement is that I want to use the CM12.1.
Thank you so much.
Good morning people,
I managed to solve the problem.
Despite the explorers get properly classifcar the files by date modified, do not know why the poweramp could not do it (tested my memory card in two other mobile phones with poweramp, and presented the problem).
The solution was: Move all the songs to your computer, and then copy back to the memory card, so that old songs were glued first (In Windows, enable the date modified column, press upon it, the old songs should appear at the top, done that, select all, copy and paste the card. the new songs will be pasted last but with that the date / time change is more recent). When I did this, the songs have replaced the modified date for the current date, and have been classified correctly.
Simple and strange, but it worked. : D
Thanks
Hey guys,
I have a strange issue when adjusting my bootanimation.zip
the board im using is vim3l running android 9.0 and when i change my bootanimation.zip i get Process System Isn’t Responding error once android is booted and it makes my wallpaper black plus kicks me out of apps every 1minutes.
my boot logo is showing up while booting but the issue shows up once android is booted.
the only thing i adjusted was bootanimation.zip, is there any other file/folder that i need to adjust when modifying bootanimation.zip ?
* by restoring the original bootanimation.zip problem goes away and android works normally so is there another file that needs to be adjusted for the new bootanimation.zip’s file size or something related to it ?
Hi Atika-Plex
I'm currently encountering the same issue (on the same board). Have you find a solution ?
Personnaly, I tried several things (reducing the resolution, removing sequences, etc..) without succcess...
Please let me know if you find something.
I´ve been using this mic boost zip for years. Sorry, I will give credit if I find out again who created this. Thoe goal is to make the mic more sensitive for video recording or whatsapp voice notes.
It seems like I can not use it anymore. Flashing it has no effect in latest builds. Can someone adjust it for current roms?
I already tried many different TWRP versions to no avail, so I guess it is related to the ROMs. Maybe some kind of protection to not change files in /vendor?
Thank you!
PS: As flashing did not help, I edited the xml file via root text editor. This causes the phone not to start, it is stuck in Lineage OS boot screen