I have done the tone for ringtone, but the tone for the sms and email is the same.
if i turn of email sound i don;t get the sms tone.
What am i doing wrong?
Thanks
yes you can, with paid Apps
check Android Market
example Ringo Pro
I was given this info and it worked
SMS = Messaging > Menu button > Settings > Scroll to the bottom and press Select ringtone under Notification settings
Email = Google Mail > Settings > Scroll to the bottom and press Select ringtone under Notification settings
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LEE69 said:
I was given this info and it worked
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Yep thats how i do it too. Also if you install Funtons or Instant buttons (both free from market) you can get more sounds added
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Hi there.
I love my HD2.
I've currently found out how to change the new sms, new email and ringtone sounds
But there is no part in there about changing the "New message" on Live messenger sound
Whre do you change that?
I been to the settings and theres stuff like
Messagetype:
Soundless, Use system settings or Vibrate
I tried system settings but it just gives some default beep thing.
please help
go to settings, press menu and all settings.
choose sonds and notifications,
choose the notifications tab, scroll down to; IM: New instant message
Didnt exactly work, but found the way
Press start, then settings
then menu in the bottom right, advanced
and there it is under sounds like you told
+1 been wondering bout this thanks all
Hey guys,
Searched the entire forum and HTC's manual but couldn't find any info of how to enable a Ringtone and vibration for incoming text messages at the same time. By default my device just rings and mostly times i can't hear it in my pocket. This creates a big inconvenience for me, in fact that I have to check my phone for incoming text messages all the time.
Is there any setting or app i can use to fix it?
Start > Settings >Sounds & Notifications> *switch to notification tab* > *scroll to Message: New Message under Event > you can enable vibration for new sms there.
myth1001 said:
Start > Settings >Sounds & Notifications> *switch to notification tab* > *scroll to Message: New Message under Event > you can enable vibration for new sms there.
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thank u so much, u are a life saver!
Have searched high and low but cannot find anything. I need to know if there is a way to set the email notification sound and a separate one for sms notifications? I know you can change the sound in the gmail app but it doesn't apply to the main email app, so no matter whether I get a text or email it plays the same ringtone - it's very straightforward on winmo but on Android I cannot find anyway of doing it.
Any ideas?
Set your default notification sound as one tone for email. Set notification for messaging as the other.
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dysprosi said:
Set your default notification sound as one tone for email. Set notification for messaging as the other.
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Ta muchly!!
In Android you can set your ringtone up by opening messaging hit the menu button then settings and look for notifications you should find you can set the ringtone from there, do the same for your email.
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stevesb6 said:
In Android you can set your ringtone up by opening messaging hit the menu button then settings and look for notifications you should find you can set the ringtone from there, do the same for your email.
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All sorted now second post had the answer, your method cannot be used as there is no ringtone settings in the mail app - that's what stumped me first off.
djingonthenet said:
All sorted now second post had the answer, your method cannot be used as there is no ringtone settings in the mail app - that's what stumped me first off.
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Settings/Notifications/Ringtone. In all messaging/email/Google Talk apps. They can all be changed independent of each other.
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Hmmm strange just double checked this Rom on my HD2 and it's there under notifications in settings in both email app & gmail app, also checked my X10 and it's the same so maybe something to do with the rom you're running. As long as you're happy with your fix no probs.
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Similar question - is there a way to disable sound for emails and enable sound for texts and vice versa? In volume control under settings, there is only one bar that lets you adjust all notification sound levels.
freakflow said:
Similar question - is there a way to disable sound for emails and enable sound for texts and vice versa? In volume control under settings, there is only one bar that lets you adjust all notification sound levels.
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Turn sound for emails on/off:
open mail app > menu > more > settings > Notification settings
Turn sound for texts on/off:
open messaging app > menu > settings > scroll down to 'Received messages' section
Thank you, this is exactly what I needed
iandooley said:
Turn sound for emails on/off:
open mail app > menu > more > settings > Notification settings
Turn sound for texts on/off:
open messaging app > menu > settings > scroll down to 'Received messages' section
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Hi,
I installed SMS Popup application which I really like but now I get the notification twice (sound and icon). I looked all over Settings but don't see any option to disable original notifications.
Thanks,
Mac
open your stock message app
press menu
press settings
scroll to notifications and uncheck
android_geoff said:
open your stock message app
press menu
press settings
scroll to notifications and uncheck
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Thanks. How do I open stock message app ?
Click on it
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When I go to menu, settings I don't see notifications???
Mack7 said:
When I go to menu, settings I don't see notifications???
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Open messaging, press menu, press settings, notifications should be 3rd from the bottom.
Open the app drawer, then Messaging, then settings.
Thanks guys!!! That worked!
Just picked up my Moto G5+ from Costco a couple of days ago. For the most part I like this phone. Biggest benefit is the lack of crapware from the cell carrier.
I however am used to setting a custom ringtone and notification tones from a contacts information page. Meaning go to the contacts app, select a contact, choose the edit (pencil) scroll down till I find ringtone and/or notification tone. Select new tones as wanted/needed.
As such on previous phones when I received a SMS or a MMS either from an individual or sent to a group I could tell who sent the message without looking at my phone.
(This does not appear to be the case on my G5+.)
This was sent to me via the Lenovo/Moto website.
"For SMS, open a conversation > click on options (3 dots) > people and options > now customise notification here.
For calls, open contacts app > click on a contact > click on edit > click on options (3 dots)> set ringtone."
It gets me part of the way there. But the notification tones are for the individual message not the contact.
Any help is appreciated.
Kevin
Are you sure you followed the above steps correctly? Open contact app, select a contact, press edit, press options, select set ringtone, select whatever ringtone you want. That's it.
If you want to use ringtones apart from those which comes with phone, then put your ringtone file in the folder named "Ringtones" in internal storage. Now you should be able to select them in the list. Hope this helps.