When setting alert for text messaging it is not sticking. Set with native sound app. Also set with Zedge. Will not alert with notification.
EDIT:re-download of Zedge corrected issue. Rebooted.
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wytecaztle said:
When setting alert for text messaging it is not sticking. Set with native sound app. Also set with Zedge. Will not alert with notification.
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Is your sound volume turned up? I have no issues changing the notification sounds with the zedge app.
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I changed my notification ringtone to cheeper or something like that and the phone continues to use sherbet which was the factory setting. Any ideas?
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did you set it for the specific application? maybe its a different app tone u need to change.
I found it. There is extra settings within the stock text messaging app that allows you to change the sound. My past phones just use the default notification sound. First samsung... Thanks.
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nps. different apps use different notifications. that one is used for gmail alot.
where do i go to change the SMS sound? I went to the notification sound and change it but it didn't happen. The SMS sound is set on "whistle" right now.
I know for most Android phones, SMS sound comes from notification sound. Since that did not work for you, what kind of application are you using? Are you using WhatsApp?
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Im not using any app at all. I'm on stock rom. When I change sound on the Notification ringtone it work when i get emails or other app notification. The SMS sound is set on "whistle"
If stock open the message app and go into its settings to change the notification sound. It should work and yes the whistle is annoying
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Thank you. I was able to change the sms notification sound.
The subject says is all. I can't find a setting within the app to change the notification sound. Regardless of the system's default notification sound, the app always plays the "hint" sound when I receive an email. It's a very subtle tone and I'd like to change it to something I can actually hear.
I've tried clearing defaults, the cache, and deleting the Exchange account the setting it up again, but no luck. Either something is wrong with my phone or this is just how this phone works. (Which, if it's the latter, is really stupid.)
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dbrits said:
The subject says is all. I can't find a setting within the app to change the notification sound. Regardless of the system's default notification sound, the app always plays the "hint" sound when I receive an email. It's a very subtle tone and I'd like to change it to something I can actually hear.
I've tried clearing defaults, the cache, and deleting the Exchange account the setting it up again, but no luck. Either something is wrong with my phone or this is just how this phone works. (Which, if it's the latter, is really stupid.)
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Settings -> Personalize -> Sounds (tab) -> Notification Sounds
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junkmail9 said:
Settings -> Personalize -> Sounds (tab) -> Notification Sounds
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I already did that, which is why this is so odd. The notification sound does not change regardless of the sound selected.
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dbrits said:
Eta: Please disregard this entire post. I am an idiot. Thanks.
I already did that, which is why this is so odd. The notification sound does not change regardless of the sound selected.
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i think you have to change the notification sound within the mail app it self in settings
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I already did that, which is why this is so odd. The notification sound does not change regardless of the sound selected.
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Make sure you hit "Aplly" after sellecting new sound.
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Yeah, I figured it out now. Thanks, all. I didn't realize that the setting was buried in the Personalize menu. I ran stock on my OG DInc for the longest time and am shamefully unfamiliar with certain parts of Sense. Plus, you could customize the notification sound from the Email app on older versions of Sense.
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dbrits said:
Yeah, I figured it out now. Thanks, all. I didn't realize that the setting was buried in the Personalize menu. I ran stock on my OG DInc for the longest time and am shamefully unfamiliar with certain parts of Sense. Plus, you could customize the notification sound from the Email app on older versions of Sense.
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Same here (from OG Dinc, but ran SkyRaider). It took me forever to find that the first time on this phone.
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Is there a way do assign a different notification for text vs voicemail in the Google voice app?
Set it to receive your texts through the messaging app. That way you can choose your ringtone for texts through your regular messaging app and still get voicemail through the Voice app with a separate ringtone.
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rubyknight said:
Set it to receive your texts through the messaging app. That way you can choose your ringtone for texts through your regular messaging app and still get voicemail through the Voice app with a separate ringtone.
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OK, I guess my situation is unique because I am having issues with my text notifications through Handcent or the stock messaging app. That's why I went with Voice for all texts. I can live with one messaging sound if this is the only option.
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mr0roboto said:
OK, I guess my situation is unique because I am having issues with my text notifications through Handcent or the stock messaging app. That's why I went with Voice for all texts. I can live with one messaging sound if this is the only option.
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You might wanna check your Voice settings on a computer browser to make sure its set to send you texts through Sprint. You may have a setting on there that's affecting it. I do quite a bit of texting on my phone without issue with Google Voice
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rubyknight said:
You might wanna check your Voice settings on a computer browser to make sure its set to send you texts through Sprint. You may have a setting on there that's affecting it. I do quite a bit of texting on my phone without issue with Google Voice
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Looks like there was a setting on the browser version. Hopefully that fixes the issues....
So just wondering if anyones came across a flashable zip to turn out screens off when getting a text..ive looked and cant find anything. The help would be greatly appreciated!
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I second this its really annoying having the screen turn on every time I get a text.
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Turn off notifications and use an app like light flow.
Use a different MMS app.
Many ways to skin a cat here.
adrynalyne said:
Turn off notifications and use an app like light flow.
Use a different MMS/SMS app.
Many ways to skin a cat here.
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This.
I use Handcent and there is an option in settings to set the "Do Not Wake Screen" setting.
You need to go into your stock SMS app settings and uncheck notification options though.
As suggested by another user, turn off notifications in the sms app. Download an app called sms popup in the play store. Go into that app. Disable the popup notification. Set the rest of the settings such as the notification icon, notification sound, etc. With all that done, you essentially have the stock app behaving the way you want. I've been rocking this solution along with light manager for a few weeks and it's flawless.
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With out using a third party app...
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