I've tried and tried and tried to permanently change the default ringtone from ring-innovation to another one, but as soon as I set a new one, it goes back to ring-innovation, help!
Also, how do I change the storage settings for youtube, because as soon as I access it, it says that "storage is full".
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I have a 8525 and everytime I get a text message I get the "Last transaction cost..." message with the "notify" sound alert. I want to change this sound but Ive looked in the "Sounds and Notifications" settings and Ive set all the sounds to anything different rather than "notify" and I still get the same "notify" sound. What I want to do is to change just the sound to a different but I keep getting the same one...
Is there any other way to change this? Thanks for your help.
That seems to be network operator message, which AFAIK, cannot be modified unless you replace/over-write the notify sound.
Ha! Thank you! Kept a copy of the original file (just in case I change my mind or screw something), changed the name of the wav file I wanted to play to "notify", overwrite > yes, done.
where is the location for the wav?
dapzmob said:
where is the location for the wav?
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Windows folder...
I have the same problem but this fix does not work. You cant change the name of a system file and the notify.wav file is a system file.
Hi,
I'm having the following issue with miniCM6 release 1.0.0 and I also had it with lizypen's stable 2.2.1 ROM (based on miniCM also):
The default ringtone for notifications is a horrible sound called 'Terrible Twos'. I have tried to change it in Settings -> Sound -> Notification ringtone and apparently the ringtone is changed, however whenever a new notification comes in (e-mail, SMS, aynthing) the Terrible Twos sound pops up again and no ringtone appears selected in Settings. I use Handcent SMS, that allows to 'test' the notification settings and when I test it the behavior is normal (i.e. the ringtone that I selected appears as the default) but when an actual SMS comes in the Terrible Twos sounds again.
So what I had to do is to manually set a notification ringtone in every application that generates notification (SMS, GMail, the 'other' e-mail, Calengoo, etc. etc.), thus overriding the default. However this is no solution for me, because sometimes I discover a new application that generates notifications and I have to go and set it again. And there is the FM radio, that generates a notification whenever a new favourite station is set and that notification ringtone cannot be set so is always the system default
Is there something wrong with my phone or somebody else has noted this too?
Regards
Bump!!
Am I alone with this little but annoying problem?
once i have that problem my solution was use root explorer and copy my own music on sdcard/media/audio/notifications and then i was able to select my songs form settings and notifications
Or may be getting rid of that ringtone via root explorer may help. No experience, but just a thought!
Thanks a lot gabo_10!
Apparently the system default ringtone has to reside in the memory card to work properly.
karefri, I haven't tried deleting it, because I don't know where it is! There is no 'Terrible Twos' in /system/media/audio, where all ringtones are.
Regards
Well, I moved my preferred notification sound to the sd card but the problem persisted...
HOWEVER, I switched to Elelinux and the problem is gone! It's a very nice ROM!
Whenever I go to change ringtones or notification sounds, it keeps showing me "Choose path" and I can't locate it because it won't let me go into the system directory. Also when clicking on ringtones or notifications it should pop up a menu with a list of default musics to choose from, but mine doesn't...
This is driving me crazy, please help guys! thanks!
I'm seeing this problem on a friend's phone. Did you manage to fix it?
I have a stock Nexus 4, currently with Android 4.2.2. I haven't yet installed the new update.
One of my Contacts is "Block," to which I add incoming calls that I want to block, such as telemarketers. When I set it up, I changed the ringtone for that contact to "None," so that it would not ring, or rather, that I would not hear the ring.
Today I learned that the device will not save "None" as a ringtone choice. I change the ringtone to None and click OK, but when I check the ringtone again, it has reverted to the default.
When I tested the function by changing the ringtone to the next option on the list, "Andromeda," it retained that setting. The problem appears to be isolated only to the ringtone "None."
I would appreciate any suggestions how to get it to save that ringtone, or alternately, how else to banish unwanted callers. Many thanks.
Maybe create a custom ringtone with nothing but silence, copy it your phone, and use that as a default for the blocked calls?
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Maybe create a custom ringtone with nothing but silence, copy it your phone, and use that as a default for the blocked calls?
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Thanks. I was thinking of a version of that - creating a silent custom ringtone and renaming it to one of the ringtones that functions (like Andromeda or whatever), which I don't use anyway. I think I'll try your way first.
There's always the coward's way out - if I get too frustrated I'm just going to reset everything to factory default and start adding apps again slowly.
Thanks! Season's greetings :good:
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I have a stock Nexus 4, currently with Android 4.2.2. I haven't yet installed the new update.
One of my Contacts is "Block," to which I add incoming calls that I want to block, such as telemarketers. When I set it up, I changed the ringtone for that contact to "None," so that it would not ring, or rather, that I would not hear the ring.
Today I learned that the device will not save "None" as a ringtone choice. I change the ringtone to None and click OK, but when I check the ringtone again, it has reverted to the default.
When I tested the function by changing the ringtone to the next option on the list, "Andromeda," it retained that setting. The problem appears to be isolated only to the ringtone "None."
I would appreciate any suggestions how to get it to save that ringtone, or alternately, how else to banish unwanted callers. Many thanks.
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HI,
Can you just send that person or entry straight to voicemail instead of worring about the ringtone? Usually telemarketers wont leave voicemail.
Hi there,
as said in title; when I choose unique ringtone for contact and click on 'Save' button, phone doesn't remember it (when I go to set it again, it is set on default again).
I also tried Rings Extended app, but it's the same.
Is it known bug or are there a solution for it?
Thanks in advance.