Hey guys,
I've been searching for one specific default notification sound of my Motorola Defy+ for a long time now. Since I got CM10 installed I obviously don't have it on my phone anymore. I've never payed attention to how it was called but I thought it would be easy to find it somewhere on the internet because it was the default ringtone right from the beginning, I've never changed anything. So I've watched many videos on YouTube and downloaded like a thousand sounds from different phones but still haven't found the one I used to have! I bought the phone in Australia with Gingerbread on it and it was "sponsored" by Telstra. I was wondering if that might be the reason why it's not a standard android sound and so hard to find! Aren't the default sounds provided by android and new ringtones come with new versions? Or could it be that the one I'm looking for is a Telstra sound?
Now I was hoping anyone could give me some advice in where else to look for default ringtones. Or even better, if any Aussies with a Motorola Defy+ sponsored by Telstra could have a look for me how their default notification ringtones are called. It's pretty hard to describe the sound but if it helps I'd say it's short, kinda bell-like but sound and has a rather high-pitched note.
I actually gave up searching already, getting used to the new sounds that came with CM10. But then I thought there has to be someone who also has this sound on the Motorola Defy+ and could help me getting it back!
Many thanks in advance, I'm looking forward to your replies
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I've downloaded the Fotmob app for my desire and want to set the goal notification sound to the one that shouts ' Goooooooooooooooooooooaaaaaallllllll' for everytime my team scores. I found this on another football app and thought it was wicked.
I much prefer the Fotmob app over the other one though so hence me trying to locate this sound to use.
Anybody able to help with this?
Anybody able to help?
I like this idea...I've found http://www.entertonement.com/clips/qdgzgctsym--goal-sound-clipCollege-Band-Soccer-Game-
There are some others on that site if you search for 'goal'!
This one is a bit shorter....http://www.entertonement.com/clips/hvmlwjrstb--GoalSoccer-Game-
Cheers mate tried both but both are shocking.
Anybody else have anywhere where I can get this notification?
Hello,
I already used the search function without a satisfying result. I am too using the SGS as an alarm clock and want to get rid off this annoying sound. The workaround is ok but not more. So I thought I create a mute sound and replace the original one with it. For that I need to know where it is.
Thanks for your help!
in JPU (not sure about others) it's /system/audio/ui/TW_Battery_caution.ogg
I noticed battery full sound is same with default notification sound and changes at the same time. If that is the case, there is no separate battery full sound. What I did was set default notification to silent and set each application (talk, email, etc.) to unique notification sound. Maybe that is not what you are looking for, but works for me. (For both JH2 and JK4)
Hi guys,
thanks! I´ll try it out.
Cheers
XlAfbk said:
in JPU (not sure about others) it's /system/audio/ui/TW_Battery_caution.ogg
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Unfortunately this isn´t the sound. Thanks anyway.
Hi, im looking for the TW_Battery_caution.ogg sound (i would like to set it as my notifications sound), but my phone isnt rooted so i have no access to the /system folder. could anyone send me that file to [email protected] ? thx
here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=17208349#post17208349
Hi there!
Due to the fact, that I´m a new member, I can´t post my ROM-related question into the Development forum, where it belongs.
I just unlocked, rooted and installed AOKP_mako_jb-mr1_build-2 on my brand new Nexus4.
My problem with AOKP is, that I can´t set my phone to ring AND vibrate when I´m receiving a SMS or Whatsapp-Message. I activated the box Ringtone and Vibrate in the Soundsettings. When I receive an incoming call, it actually rings and vibrates, just as intended. The in-app-settings in GO-SMS and Whatsapp are correct too (vibrate and ring). I´ve searched the forum, but I couldn´t find any helpful solutions yet (correct me if I´m wrong).
Is there any chance to fix this problem by installing a toggle app or did I miss a setting?
Maybe setting it off from ur app and let alone the aokp core respond to that.
i dont know really but maybe u can try it, and give us some feedbacks if goes well or not.. I also didnt try those apps on aokp.
In stock messaging in settings theres an option u can set too.
I love my Samsung Galaxy S3 (GT-I9300) but I have found
a real phone for me, Google Nexus 4 (LG-E960), So awesome!
Morning, everyone!
I'm on stock running Android N. I noticed that the Google clock app has some new alarm tones in there, but obviously I can't fish them out of the root media folder because I'm stock and I really don't feel like rooting just to get those new tones, particularly "Rise", which I think would make for a great standard ringtone.
I was wondering if there's anyone out there rooted, if you could fish the file out for me? I tried Googling it and to no avail. The first Google return had a zip, but after looking at it, the website was misleading and was just giving out Marshmallow tones. Jerks!
Please and thank you!
Since yesterday after I played a whatsapp voice message, I can't turn off the camera shutter and Screenshot sound, even though I have my phone in complete silent mode!
Did anyone ever have this problem with their 6p or know any solution to turn off those sounds?
I allready restarted the phone, uninstalled the camera updates and reinstall from the play store, went into the settings to make sure I was in silent mode, still nothing works!
Any help is much appreciated!
I think that Google's intent was to prevent non-determined creeps from taking "upskirt" shots and other related idiocies. You have to delete/rename some file, I think it was /system/media/audio/ui/camera_click.ogg or some such. This needs root.
GroovyGeek said:
I think that Google's intent was to prevent non-determined creeps from taking "upskirt" shots and other related idiocies. You have to delete/rename some file, I think it was /system/media/audio/ui/camera_click.ogg or some such. This needs root.
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Oh so this might actually be location based? This actually started after I arrived in Seoul, didn't think that that could be it so I didn't mention it!
ali544 said:
Oh so this might actually be location based? This actually started after I arrived in Seoul, didn't think that that could be it so I didn't mention it!
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It's illegal in South Korea (and many countries) for any mobile phone maker to sell a phone that allows a user to silence the faux shutter sound on their mobile phone cameras. You'll need to download a custom ROM that allow them to be silenced, or delete the sound like the above posted said.
Turgur said:
It's illegal in South Korea (and many countries) for any mobile phone maker to sell a phone that allows a user to silence the faux shutter sound on their mobile phone cameras. You'll need to download a custom ROM that allow them to be silenced, or delete the sound like the above posted said.
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That is really interesting! A friend of mine has a stock samsung galaxy s7 and it doesn't make a single sound when taking a picture!
Anyways, thank you very much for your answer, really appreciated and I even learned something!