I have poor English.But I have a question.
I need help.
I do my best to explained my question.
I have set a folder name is alarms in my SD card.
And that have a song in that alarms folder.
Now I delete that song.
But in my phone alarm clock setting.
It's still have that song name.
I really don't know why?
Please anybody help me.
Help me to fix that question.
Thanks you.
Change in settings the alarm song.
change to another song and then it will dissapear
zbunjoza said:
change to another song and then it will dissapear
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I delete the old song in alarms folder.
Now I have change the new song.
But it still have the old song name on alarm clock setting list.
Why?
Are those song working... Please check this system folder if those are still there
/System/media/audio/alarms/
jhonybravo4u said:
Are those song working... Please check this system folder if those are still there
/System/media/audio/alarms/
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I have check that place.
But do not have that song name.
Only have system song in folder.
My SD card alarms folder not have that song and /System/media/audio/alarms/ is too.
Both of two place do not have that song.
But in my alarm clock setting.
It still have that song name.
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Does anyone know how to change the alarm clock tone on windows mobile, please?
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scotts1984 said:
Does anyone know how to change the alarm clock tone on windows mobile, please?
Thanks
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just click corresponding bell symbol at that page, where you set up alarms.
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Sorry i didnt explane very well, i was meaning to ask how can i change the alarm tone to a music file or something alike.
normally alarm clock tones are named Alarm1 to 5, choose any music you have in your ppc in wav format and rename it to Alarm6 then put it in the windows directory. Then go to the alarm clock section to set the desired music as alarm tone
Sorry i didnt explane very well, i was meaning to ask how can i change the alarm tone to a music file or something alike.
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If you have several music files to choose from...you don't even have to rename them...just make sure they are in .WAV format ( since this is the only format that seems to be accepted as alarm tones )...paste them in the windows folder...when you go to "Clocks and Alarms" and you click on the "bell", the music files should appear in the dropdown menu.
Hope that helps.
Hello guys
I have trinity, and I wanted to select my daily alarm song, is it possible ? or no, please could you explain the opération
Excuse me for my bad english
thank
if you by alarm song mean
the sound a custom alarm makes when it
want to notify you then
you clic the bell in alarms in clock & alarms
if you want to add your own sound copy it to \windows
Rudegar said:
if you by alarm song mean
the sound a custom alarm makes when it
want to notify you then
you clic the bell in alarms in clock & alarms
if you want to add your own sound copy it to \windows
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thank's for your answer, but whère exactly in windows???
just somewhere in the dir
on my device
one way to check is to look in \windows
for the other wav files that show up
in your sound dropdown box under alarms
According to FAQ thread, I need to use 3rd party app to set an mp3 as a caller ringtone. Can't I use the native android music player and "set as" just like any other android phones? If this is the case then Imma go pee pee on electric fence... *sad face*
Anyone can confirm this?
Go into People app, click menu button, select Set ringtone...
... it's that simple!
Edit: Well, it's that simple if the mp3 you want is in the ringtone directory - it doesn't pick up ones from your regular music dir.
jabok said:
Go into People app, click menu button, select Set ringtone...
... it's that simple!
Edit: Well, it's that simple if the mp3 you want is in the ringtone directory - it doesn't pick up ones from your regular music dir.
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So you're saying that in music player, there is no "set as " option? Well, that is silly :/
Another alternative is to install GoSMS Pro (free from the market) which ids a great sms app.
The added bonus is that when you go into your contact and select 'set ringtone' you can choose GoSMS instead of Android System. You can then choose between default ringtone, current ringtone, system ringtone or MUSIC which will let you select any mp3 file from your music folder on your phone.
Mark.
In pre-ICS Android, one could place a file Media in de sd-card. Within that file you made the file "Audio" and in that one you made 3 other files: "notifications", "alarms and "ringtones". In those last 3 files you put the mp3's.
Does that strategy still work in ICS, or can you only put custom mp3's as e.g. ringtone, via a third-party app?
Sweerts said:
In pre-ICS Android, one could place a file Media in de sd-card. Within that file you made the file "Audio" and in that one you made 3 other files: "notifications", "alarms and "ringtones". In those last 3 files you put the mp3's.
Does that strategy still work in ICS, or can you only put custom mp3's as e.g. ringtone, via a third-party app?
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You can just stick mp3's in the pre-existing Ringtones folder. The "problem" is that when you pick a ringtone through the standard interface, it only looks there and NOT in the Music folder.
Does anyone have any sensible explanation as to why they remove "set as" option in music player?
vosszaa said:
Does anyone have any sensible explanation as to why they remove "set as" option in music player?
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Anyone can explain this?
vosszaa said:
Anyone can explain this?
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Ask google?
Mark.
Sweerts said:
In pre-ICS Android, one could place a file Media in de sd-card. Within that file you made the file "Audio" and in that one you made 3 other files: "notifications", "alarms and "ringtones". In those last 3 files you put the mp3's.
Does that strategy still work in ICS, or can you only put custom mp3's as e.g. ringtone, via a third-party app?
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Unfortunately, in ICS, this only lets you add audio files for the ringer. The added files do not show up when trying to select a notification sound for SMS and e-mail. I still haven't found a way to use custom notifications for these things yet.
Drop your mp3 ringtones into /sdcard/Ringtones and reboot your phones. They will then be available in Settings/Sounds/Phone ringtone
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So you're saying that in music player, there is no "set as " option? Well, that is silly :/
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The music player is for playing music and not setting ringtones. Doesn't seem silly to me.
Plus not many people want a ringtone that's as long as a song. (3 to 5 minutes)
ringtones go in the ringtones folder, notifications in the notifications folder, alarms in the alarms folder, tis easies!
But...
has anybody noticed custom ringtones only play once?
i have a ringtone that's 3 seconds long...plays it once and then stops :| bit annoying...
EDIT: After googling around a bit i've found the solution to that myself!
I feel like I can be helpful for once. It will loop ringtones if you convert the mp3 to OGG format, and in the file info (you can edit this in Winamp for example), create a field called ANDROID_LOOP and set the value to TRUE.
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bleets said:
has anybody noticed custom ringtones only play once?
i have a ringtone that's 3 seconds long...plays it once and then stops :| bit annoying...
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I always use audacity to loop my ringtones myself
i downloaded and edited a sound clip which is an mp3 but cant seem to set as it as a notication, only alarm, contact or default ringtone show up...anyway to do this?
Go to your music and press and hold the song you want as your ringtone. The menu that comes up will give you the option of using the song as a ringtone. That will make the song the ringtone for your phone for the moment and also put it in the list of ringtones that are available to you in the future.
husker apollo said:
Go to your music and press and hold the song you want as your ringtone. The menu that comes up will give you the option of using the song as a ringtone. That will make the song the ringtone for your phone for the moment and also put it in the list of ringtones that are available to you in the future.
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that didnt work for my text message ringtone selection..
dirtyglove said:
that didnt work for my text message ringtone selection..
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try this... put the custom ringtones or sounds on the sd card in the notifications folder in the media folder.
The op clearly asked for notification ringtones lol.
Never done it. But id assume moving it tion media+audio+notifications folder would do the trick
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just read up on that, thanks homie!
To use custom ringtones for your phone ringtone, your alarm or your text message notification, simply copy an MP3 file to one of the following folders:
/sdcard/media/audio/ringtones
/sdcard/media/audio/alarms
/sdcard/media/audio/notifications
If they don't already exist, then create a new folder.
The file will then show up when you want to change your ringtones.
For Ringtones go to Settings - Sound - Phone ringtone
For Text Messages go to - Settings - Sound - Notification ringtone
For Alarm, set the sound when you add a new alarm
You don't want a song for texting. Goddddd that is so annoying
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AVAH0LIC said:
The op clearly asked for notification ringtones lol.
Never done it. But id assume moving it tion media+audio+notifications folder would do the trick
Sent from my oh-so-sexy Samsung
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lol i realized after... i was too overzealous to attempt to help.
glad we worked it out
AVAH0LIC said:
You don't want a song for texting. Goddddd that is so annoying
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i got a clip that says "kissssssss my asss"..its my dad yelling at my brother lol
How can I change the ringtone to a song I like? The selection seems to display system defaults. Can anyone help? Thanks!
MitoTakatori said:
How can I change the ringtone to a song I like? The selection seems to display system defaults. Can anyone help? Thanks!
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make these 3 folders Alarms, Notifications, and Ringtones on ur sd-card and put the mp3 in there and they should get picked up automatically by Android ^^
puma99dk| said:
make these 3 folders Alarms, Notifications, and Ringtones on ur sd-card and put the mp3 in there and they should get picked up automatically by Android ^^
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Thanks for the info. I know it now! Thanks again!
well on my samsung i put those folders: 'notifications, alarms, ringtones' in sdcard/media/audio
konkuruseyyi said:
well on my samsung i put those folders: 'notifications, alarms, ringtones' in sdcard/media/audio
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I have it working now. Thanks.
You can choose file .mp3 or other when you set ringtone. At top right have Add(+) button. Touch inside to select other song. My english is bad.