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Hello everybody,
This is my first guide and i didn't see any other thread for changing it.
U need root
Here we go:
1) u need a .ogg sound-file
2) rename it in a already existing notification-sound (like tinkle.ogg)
3) copy this file into /system/media/audio/notifications
4) go to settings/sound&display/notification and check your changed sound (like tinkle)
5) done
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Err... you could easily change it to other ones by installing handcent SMS without rooting.
Yes but there are people who are NOT using handcent-sms and i just wanted to say that it's possible without any app...
And hancent sms can't change the alarm clock sound....
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Try Zedge application on the market, you can change any sms or call notification
PoTi_96 said:
Hello everybody,
This is my first guide and i didn't see any other thread for changing it.
U need root
Here we go:
1) u need a .ogg sound-file
2) rename it in a already existing notification-sound (like tinkle.ogg)
3) copy this file into /system/media/audio/notifications
4) go to settings/sound&display/notification and check your changed sound (like tinkle)
5) done
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I've found just creating folders on the sd and putting files in are enough, my alarm is an mp3 named Airraid, and my other two are also mp3s with their original names.
XperiaX10iUser said:
I've found just creating folders on the sd and putting files in are enough, my alarm is an mp3 named Airraid, and my other two are also mp3s with their original names.
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It worked? I tried too but it didn't work... :/
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jus use ringdroid to edit the song.. then save as ring tone or notification... so easy
Im using zedge, and its a little slow, but will change your tones. Also folders in the SD called ringtone notification and alarm will pick up in the sounds and display menus
I use Kiss ringtones. New on market and Absolutely great and easy
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PoTi_96 said:
It worked? I tried too but it didn't work... :/
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Yep, my folders are...
alarms
notifications &
ringtones
...which are placed in media\audio, then use settings to choose my tones. Not sure why it doesn't work for you.
XperiaX10iUser said:
Yep, my folders are...
alarms
notifications &
ringtones
...which are placed in media\audio, then use settings to choose my tones. Not sure why it doesn't work for you.
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This works for me too.
XperiaX10iUser said:
Yep, my folders are...
alarms
notifications &
ringtones
...which are placed in media\audio, then use settings to choose my tones. Not sure why it doesn't work for you.
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i don't know why... xD
@the others: i said without using apps... -.-'
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PoTi_96 said:
i don't know why... xD
@the others: i said without using apps... -.-'
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But didn't you use an app to copy the renamed file to /system?
PoTi_96 said:
Hello everybody,
This is my first guide and i didn't see any other thread for changing it.
U need root
Here we go:
1) u need a .ogg sound-file
2) rename it in a already existing notification-sound (like tinkle.ogg)
3) copy this file into /system/media/audio/notifications
4) go to settings/sound&display/notification and check your changed sound (like tinkle)
5) done
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Nah...
Just convert your music to M4A then put them in sdcard/media/audio/notications.
No need for root.
hush66 said:
But didn't you use an app to copy the renamed file to /system?
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No, i moved it via pc (cmd/adb)
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Hi guys,
anyway to extract out the wallpapers from this .apk? i wish to use it as a lock screen paper instead of home screen.. Thanks!!
any possibility?? help pls..
luexi said:
any possibility?? help pls..
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I'd also kilter to know
Ok, found a way. Use Astro to browse the files in the "Litening Wallpaper" .apk file. You can than copy the wallpaper file you want onto your SD card. It should appear in your gallery, like every other picture.
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Sillumjai said:
Ok, found a way. Use Astro to browse the files in the "Litening Wallpaper" .apk file. You can than copy the wallpaper file you want onto your SD card. It should appear in your gallery, like every other picture.
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Can't seem to find the .apk in Astro?
I was wondering how to get the images off myself. Thanks for the information!
Scared27 said:
I was wondering how to get the images off myself. Thanks for the information!
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For some reason, I don't see those hidden/protected folders though I'm rooted.
/system/app/litening_wallpapers.apk
Than browse files, the images are in /res/drawable-hdpi-v4.
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Sillumjai said:
/system/app/litening_wallpapers.apk
Than browse files, the images are in /res/drawable-hdpi-v4.
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I just downloaded the apk and put it on my SD card.
Where do I put it and what do I need to name it? I cannot get the found to play at boot...
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Sound*
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In sytem/media (the same folder as the bootanimation.zip), go to audio/notifications and put it there.
as to what to name it. the bootanimation.zip will look for a specific file i think, so whatever the readme of the .zip file says.
you will have to use root explorer.
BTW someone will probably yell at you for not putting this in the general section.
Thank you..finally got it to work
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TexasRebel said:
Thank you..finally got it to work
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HOW!?
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JodeySalazar said:
HOW!?
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just place the sound file (.ogg or .wav i think) in the folder in my post above. reboot and enjoy!
R2DeeTard said:
just place the sound file (.ogg or .wav i think) in the folder in my post above. reboot and enjoy!
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What do you name it to differentiate it from every other notification sound?
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JodeySalazar said:
What do you name it to differentiate it from every other notification sound?
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whatever the desc.txt file in the bootanimation.zip file calls for the boot sound to be named...
TexasRebel said:
whatever the desc.txt file in the bootanimation.zip file calls for the boot sound to be named...
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exactly. did you read my post? i believe i stated that.
The desc.txt does not list a filename for the sound but just merely to put an "s" to indicate there is sound. Do you or anyone else here know the filename to use? For the Hero it was android_audio.mp3 but for Motorola(s) especially the Photon, I haven't come across any specifics as to what the filename should be.
GPhoenix said:
The desc.txt does not list a filename for the sound but just merely to put an "s" to indicate there is sound. Do you or anyone else here know the filename to use? For the Hero it was android_audio.mp3 but for Motorola(s) especially the Photon, I haven't come across any specifics as to what the filename should be.
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Not sure. i just know that when i changed to the Bionic boot animation, the desc.txt pointed to a file named Bionic.ogg. I just assumed that the desc.txt always gave the name of the sound file it needed.
Mods please delete thread thank you
how do we install this, using bootstrap? or copy files to system. Also thank you so much i needed a little volume enhancer to make this phone the best their ever is!
salmanaman said:
how do we install this, using bootstrap? or copy files to system. Also thank you so much i needed a little volume enhancer to make this phone the best their ever is!
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Either way just put them in right place
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Done, I don't feel any difference, I used ES File Explorer to put the system folder and lib folder, meta-inf i guess is not needed xD.
And yea, I restarted xD
Done, I don't feel any difference, I used ES File Explorer to put the system folder and lib folder, meta-inf i guess is not needed xD.
And yea, I restarted xD
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I hate to say this but alot of people wont tell a difference it depends on head phones
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RockoDev said:
I hate to say this but alot of people wont tell a difference it depends on head phones
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I'm using the Sennheisser CX400 V2, in fact I just unpacked them hehe. I just moved system folder and lib and left meta-inf so I guess is installed good enough, is there anyway to know if they are really working inside android?
mkz14 said:
I'm using the Sennheisser CX400 V2, in fact I just unpacked them hehe. I just moved system folder and lib and left meta-inf so I guess is installed good enough, is there anyway to know if they are really working inside android?
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The only way is removing them blast it put the files back in and blast it again lol thats the way i tested it
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Download test 1 again i had fix a few files sorry
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RockoDev said:
Download test 1 again i had fix a few files sorry
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How to use this? Where I should paste those file?
Unzip put libs in system lib folder bin in system bin folder etc
Big thanks
works great on my razr xt910 with my beats solo hd headset
Any way for controltalk works?
Will this work on 4.0 roms?
Once I put the files in the folder how do I know if it worked?
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arikaru0 said:
Will this work on 4.0 roms?
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Yes it should
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tgeigel said:
Once I put the files in the folder how do I know if it worked?
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Turning up the volume on your headphones
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this works, thanks, most noticeably louder on bootsound of arctic.. now this made my phone too loud, but louder the better
When y trie to download chrome say "This file appears to be malicious."
Why ?
Very noticeable difference using Etymotic HF5's with the razr. Flashed the zip using cwm. Huge thanks!
Will this make a difference in the loudness of the internal speaker? I don't have a respectable set of wired headphones to try it on.. only a moto s9-hd bluetooth set,which I know this will not help.
Read a news article stating that beats only works with HTC music player right now. In the future that will change.
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Hello Developers,
fellow noobs,
is it possible to have our device have similar system sounds like samsung devices?
or to have any System Sound at all?
My phone can be really quiet!: (
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DannyAb said:
Hello Developers,
fellow noobs,
is it possible to have our device have similar system sounds like samsung devices?
or to have any System Sound at all?
My phone can be really quiet!: (
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Download Zedge and get all the ringtones.. wallpapers you want and copy it to the system folder using root explorer...
AndroHero said:
For starters swear again and you'll be reported. As the other user said. If the op can source the system sounds he wants, he will have no trouble using them on his HOX+. It's easy to relate a particular sound with a system operation. Just delete/backup original and remame the new one......
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He said like samsung devices,as far as I hear it,you don't get much of those sounds on X+. How can you make the phone make a beep when you click the settings button? Explain now smart ass. Or make it beep when you click the power button.
I don't want you guys to fight lol.
I just need help to do so. However i dont think there are any File/directories to be renamed in the first place since there are no sounds!
So guys, use your Intelligence and Experience to make this possible, don't fight lol. Thanks
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if your rooted copy ANY audio files to the following directory
for Notifications copy to system/media/audio/notifications
for Ringtones copy to system/media/audio/ringtones
for button presses and so on. copy and RENAME your files to the one's in system/media/audio/ui <---- This is the one you want
for alarms copy to system/media/audio/alarms
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*swear
Lloir said:
*swear
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Loir I meant like when Opening an app, i would like to hear a sound. Just like the Galaxy S3 as an example:
You get a popping sound whenever you click on something
is that possible?
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Lloir said:
if your rooted copy ANY audio files to the following directory
for Notifications copy to system/media/audio/notifications
for Ringtones copy to system/media/audio/ringtones
for button presses and so on. copy and RENAME your files to the one's in system/media/audio/ui <---- This is the one you want
for alarms copy to system/media/audio/alarms
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better?
Lloir said:
better?
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Ok man but I have never tried this before, can you give me some Tips on where to get the audio files?
Also, do i need any specific app to access the root files like that?
Thanks a lot man. I really appreciate your help
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DannyAb said:
Ok man but I have never tried this before, can you give me some Tips on where to get the audio files?
Also, do i need any specific app to access the root files like that?
Thanks a lot man. I really appreciate your help
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You can use root explorer or Androzip pro to access any file or replace practically any file. But be cautious..
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Addicted2xda said:
You can use root explorer or Androzip pro to access any file or replace practically any file. But be cautious..
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I tried replacing some files, renaming them like the default system files. However failed! nothind changed. I tried Andro Zip, and ES root explorer.
Any suggestions??
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Lloir said:
if your rooted copy ANY audio files to the following directory
for Notifications copy to system/media/audio/notifications
for Ringtones copy to system/media/audio/ringtones
for button presses and so on. copy and RENAME your files to the one's in system/media/audio/ui <---- This is the one you want
for alarms copy to system/media/audio/alarms
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I tried that man however i get an error when trying to copy the file into the system/media/audio/ui . I even converted the mp3 into a .ogg file, renamed it and overwrote the system file. But i get an error copying
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DannyAb said:
I tried that man however i get an error when trying to copy the file into the system/media/audio/ui . I even converted the mp3 into a .ogg file, renamed it and overwrote the system file. But i get an error copying
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Whats the error? Are you rooted? Have you set the FS to R/W?
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DannyAb said:
I tried that man however i get an error when trying to copy the file into the system/media/audio/ui . I even converted the mp3 into a .ogg file, renamed it and overwrote the system file. But i get an error copying
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If you are unable to copy in a 'decent' way - try adb push...
AndroHero said:
Whats the error? Are you rooted? Have you set the FS to R/W?
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Whats FS R/W ? And yes i am rooted. Sorry for being a noob im not that experienced
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Addicted2xda said:
If you are unable to copy in a 'decent' way - try adb push...
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How can I adb push such a thing? Can you please provide some details as I am not very experienced but I'm eager to know and learn. Thank you.
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Hoooooo i madeee ittt workkk thanks!
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DannyAb said:
Hoooooo i madeee ittt workkk thanks!
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ADB or root explorer?
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ADB or root explorer?
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ES Root explorer. I had to mount R/W system.
However I downloaded an app called "Galaxy S4 For All" from the play store that contains all the audio files. However, i can't find them in the root of my device so i cant copy the files. Any suggestions on how to find the audio files?
Basically what i mean is that i want to view the content of the Apk file. How?
Edit: I figured it out. I changed the apk file to .zip and everything worked out!
Just one thing left, i currently have MultiLing keyboard installed. Can i change the Keypress sounds of this keyboard?
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