Hi,
The custom contact ringtone is not working after rooting using CFroot. How can I solve the issue?
CF Root version XW_clk_KF3 v4-CWM4
(Sorry, wanted to post in q&a, posted here by mistake. How do I move it?)
Thanks & regards,
baskCoder
XDA Premium
Samsung Galaxy SII I9100
Rooting has nothing to do with ringtones .
reset the ringtone and check the ringtone you want to use is on the phone .
jje
Yes, I checked all the ringtone files and they do exist. Is there anything I can check? How do I go about rectify the problem?
Thanks & regards
baskCoder
XDA Premium
Samsung Galaxy SII I9100
Solved
I've solved the issue. When you are about set the ringtones for a Contact you're prompted to choose from the following:
Default Ringtone
Select sound from My files
Phone ringtone
I used to choose "Select sound from My files" & browse to the media folder & would select the mp3 ringtone. On selection, the contact's ringtone field's content will be "ringtone_name.mp3". This way of setting the ringtone wasn't working (Don't know why).
The solution was to choose "Phone ringtone" to set the ringtone instead. On selection, the contact's Ringtone field content will be "ringtone_name" (instead of "ringtone_name.mp3").
So, if anyone has trouble setting the contact ringtone, make sure you check with this procedure. If "Phone ringtone" option isn't displaying the ringtone you want, copy the ringtone to "/sdcard/media" folder.
Other thing you need to lookout for is the space in the phone number. For example, +xx<space>xxxxxxxxxx. Remove the space so it will be in the format +xxxxxxxxxxxx.
Do anyone know why it doesn't work when I choose "Select sound from My files"?
Hope this will be helpful.
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Greetings all,
Am loving my new O2 xdaII mini but am trying to come to grips with using functions which are unlike my mobile...
I have a bucket load of questions but will start easy on you guys :wink:
Can I change my SMS alert? I always miss my incoming texts and can I put in my own mp3's as ringtones?
Cheers all
marto
hey this is pretty basic stuff and both answers to your questions can be found within both in the "help" function in your Magician and in the handbook that comes with it.
quick & dirty answers:
yes you can change the alert, START -->SETTINGS-->SOUNDS & NOTIFICATIONS -->(on the bottom of the screen you can see 2 tabs "sounds" and "notifications) CHOOSE "NOTIFICATIONS"
in the "EVENT" drop down box select the event, then select sound in the drop down box nex to the "PLAY SOUND" check box.
the notification only detects ".wav" files so if there's a midi or an mp3 you wish to use here you must convert it first.
THIS IS NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH YOUR RINGTONE! MP3z can be used for your ringtone, just not for alerts - i don't know why maybe someone has found a fix to this. Remember that whatever wav you use it will play the entire length so pick something appropriate, you wouldn't want the entire length of a song to play out everytime you get a sms.
To use a MP3 as your ringtone, place the mp3 in the MY DEVICE --> WINDOWS --> RINGS folder.
then following the same instruction as above to change your alerts, you can select you "incoming call" ringtone. Once you moved your mp3 that you want to use as your ringtone into the "rings" folder you should be able to select it from the "sounds & notifications" list. If not, try a soft reset then try again.
check out the manual, it's pretty useful and you won't have to wait for someone to reply.
Cheers for that,
I had seen the "sounds" and "notifications" but the choices are really basic and wanted to put my own in. Will give your instructions a go
Thanks for your help.
Ok I got the ringtones working and my downloaded .wav files are on the list but when choose "Messaging: New text message" under events the downloaded .wav files are no longer on the list??
Tried a soft reset aswell...
Just in case anyone else was having similar issues, I found that on my PC if I dropped the .wav file into the "My Device -> Windows" folder it then comes up in the list.
Thanks for you help with getting me started Xilicon :lol:
Helloe guys. As I am new to WM please tell me, where do I have to place my own ringtones (mp3) in order to use them as ringtones (this one I know), for SMS alert, alarm etc etc. THANK YOU>
Directory is: Windows\Rings\
Or simply select desired audiofile with Stylus and hold until the menu opens. Then select "Use as ringtone".
That was not exactly what I asked, but thanks for the answer anyway. U cannot use mp3 for text messages, the WAV files that u CAN use for sms , are to be placed in windows root directory..and so on.... This is what I found out today.
Hey guys,
I have looked threw the forum and could not spot anything about changing the SMS sound on the HD2. Is this possible? If I have missed a post or tip somewhere explaining about this apologies for the repeat post.
Cheers
Take a look in sound & notification
Go to settings then press menu then choose all settings then choose sounds and notifications then go to the notifications tab and on the event drop down box choose message: new message and then select your sound
What the first poster says is how will he add more sounds as sms alarms....
If he means this he/she should add the file he likes in Device Memory\Application Data\Sounds and then search the sounds through sound and notifications
hi
you need to put the sound in wav format and place it into your windows directory. these will then be available for you to select in sounds and notifications. the ringtone files can just be put in the windows/rings folder or the rings folder in my docs
I've got mp3 files in the "my documents" folder on my device, and they show up in all the notification and ringtone lists.
how do i change message ringtone to mp3? someone help me plssssssss!
hey
just put the .mp3 in the documents folder on your phone
you should have a My Documents\My Ringtones (preferred) or there is a Windows\Rings, either one will do.
then go to settings, sounds, notifications tab, from Event: drop down select Phone: Incoming call.
gazzacbr said:
you should have a My Documents\My Ringtones (preferred) or there is a Windows\Rings, either one will do.
then go to settings, sounds, notifications tab, from Event: drop down select Phone: Incoming call.
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the Q is for atext message not an incoming call..
So this won't help.
As far as i now, you cannot use an mp3 for this.
change it into a WAV frmat and it will work.
it might be possible you need to put it in a special location (such as the windows folder or the my documents folder)
Yeah it's possible,
either do as gazzacbr said, but choose "Messaging: New text message" you can change almost all the phones sounds here...
I preffer this easier way (for me)
Slide to settings > Press Sounds > Scroll to bottom for "Notification Sounds" > Press the notification you want to change and select it off the list
If the mp3 isnt listed then use the FileManager, find your mp3 and hold down on it, when the menu appears scroll down to "Set as Ringtone" which actually just puts it in on the list of selectable tones. Then simply repeat the steps above.
- I should probably note, I downloaded an update off HTC's website that had something to do with MP3 ringtones but I could initially do this beforehand anyway.
Weznezz said:
- I should probably note, I downloaded an update off HTC's website that had something to do with MP3 ringtones but I could initially do this beforehand anyway.
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I can't find it... can you please put it here?
He said he wants a mp3 to be used as a new text message tone. this is something even i wanted to ask, but well it cant be done. tried everything. the patch is for something else. tried putting it into my ring tones folder, tried putting the mp3 (a 26sec file) into windows ring folder but na nothing, restarted still nothing. the only thing i think will work is to try converting it into .wav format.
@rvrosa its there in touch2 support.
it can be done. i currently use a MP3 file as my SMS alert, and a different MP3 as my email alert.
If my previous technique doesnt work, copy the desired MP3 to the root of your microSD card. It will automatically list it in the selectable ringtones
under mobile device go into the folder that says application data then the folder that says sounds, put the mp3 in there and you should be able to select it for your sms.
Hi guys..
This is for those users who are using android on Mini...
I know we can't attend calls yet but if u want to change the ringtone, sms or other notifications sounds in Android Just connect u'r phone as mass storage device and create two new folders as ringtones and notification and put all the .mp3 files in them that u want to choose from.
then go to sound settings in settings and u can find them under 'phone ringtone' and 'notification sound' now...