Does anyone if we can access the wallpapers and ringtones that come with the phone to delete a few of them?
Would deleting them affect any other parts of the system?
Can we add our one ringtones and wallpapers to that location or are we limited to just putting those items on the SD card?
I have a bunch of ringtones and notification tones that I want to sort or rename. My phone puts them all in one selection list which I dont like. Is there an app or a suggestion how I can have them appear in group folders when I make a selection on the phone?
Not sure if this the answer your looking for but you can try Astro and organize the files the way you like.
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i found the box in the alarm clock options when shown the device sounds of alarm clock but did not understood how can i choose my own music to be the alarm clock music?
Put your own music in device -> Windows directory.
I'm not sure, but I think it has to be in *.wav format...
you mean in the storage card? i have only there windows directory but cant find it in device memory
Does anybody know where I can find the folder where new ringtones are added? I've been going around in circles for a while now, and I can't seem to find where they are. Or are they just shown on the UI and just accessed by the system from their original folders?
What are the best locations for putting ringtones, alarms & notifications?
For music, I created the folder /mnt/extSDCard/Music and it all works well.
But when I create and populate similar Alarms, Notifications, and Ringtones folders in /mnt/extSDCard, the standard pickers that are available to me in Rings Extended don't seem to pick up the content of these folders. I can opt to use Root Explorer as my picker but then I don't get any previews, which is not useful.
RumRunR said:
What are the best locations for putting ringtones, alarms & notifications?
For music, I created the folder /mnt/extSDCard/Music and it all works well.
But when I create and populate similar Alarms, Notifications, and Ringtones folders in /mnt/extSDCard, the standard pickers that are available to me in Rings Extended don't seem to pick up the content of these folders. I can opt to use Root Explorer as my picker but then I don't get any previews, which is not useful.
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There are folders for these on the internal sdcard, I always just move the files into the appropriate system folder (system/media/audio) then change permissions and reboot.