The ability to have separate volumes for ringtones and notifications. I can't stand how google left this feature out of ICS, when it was in all previous versions of android (1.5+).
I've been using CMx since the days of the Hero, so it was a no-brainer for me to look straight to their work once I rooted my Galaxy Nexus.
Almost every ROM has this built in, just FYI. And although CM9 WILL be something great as of right now most ROMs have more features and stability than what is currently out from the CM team.
Yes. Most roms have this capability. Some even allow you to have a "settings" button when you do volume up/down, and once clicked, it gives you options to change in-call, speaker, notification, and alarm volumes, all from the single volume up/down button!
anton2009 said:
Yes. Most roms have this capability. Some even allow you to have a "settings" button when you do volume up/down, and once clicked, it gives you options to change in-call, speaker, notification, and alarm volumes, all from the single volume up/down button!
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Hey what ROM is that?
spencer88 said:
Hey what ROM is that?
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Well it's standard in AOKP (actually released in build 28: "Added extra volume slider options (Stevepear426, tmoskowite on gummy)") and I'm using Axi0m Patient Zero... basically anything built from the newer AOKP builds will have this feature.
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Well it's standard in AOKP (actually released in build 28: "Added extra volume slider options (Stevepear426, tmoskowite on gummy)") and I'm using Axi0m Patient Zero... basically anything built from the newer AOKP builds will have this feature.
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I'm using AOKP build 30 and I haven't seen that feature...maybe I'm just blind.
EDIT: NVM just found it
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First of all, you should realise this app is very much in the early stages of development, and as such, bugs should be expected.
So what does this app do?
Well, if you are anything like me, you will have been annoyed by the fact that in ICS your notification and ringtone volume are locked together. This application attempts to resolve that.
So far you can only set separate volumes for your Gmail and SMS notifications. Everything else will play at the volume specified in your phone's settings. More notification options will be added soon.
I couldn't find an application that allows you to do this on ICS, but if one already exists on here, then I apologise.
So yeah, It's pretty self explanatory, enjoy!
Still does not support 3rd party sms/gmail applications. This is being worked on!
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WHAT'S NEW?
* Incoming call bug fixed (where it used the gmail values)
* The relative checkbox bug fixed
* Incoming call volume added
* 'Relative volume' added (thanks to pascanu for the idea!)
* Vibration can be turned on or off for each setting (except incoming call, caused too many problems)
* Help menu added
* New icon (by yours truly, if someone wants to make me a better one, please do!)
BUGS:
* It's rare, but If you receive SMS/Gmail messages in rapid succession, the volume will fluctuate wildly (multiple sms/gmail less than 1 second apart).
* There may be some bugs with the Incoming Call settings. If you find any please let me know!
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great idead, will try out. Thanks
great app, work awesome. When you separe other notification ring?
I'm away till Tuesday, so I should have a new version out Tuesday or Wednesday. I'll be hopefully adding new notifications like twitter, incoming call, etc. but we'll see how it goes
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Awesome idea for an app! Can I request you include google voice notifications too?
waylo said:
Awesome idea for an app! Can I request you include google voice notifications too?
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Thanks Meltus for ALL your apps.
Great app! I was also very annoyed by the fact that in ICS ringer and notification volumes can no longer be separated.
A few suggestions/requests:
- ability to specify notifications volume relative to ringer volume (i.e. +/- a specific amount). For example indoors I would have ringer set to 5 and notifications to 3, but if I go outdoors I would easily increase the ringer to 10 (using the rocker) and the notifications would follow to 8 (no need to enter the app)
- Tasker plugin (endless possibilities)
Thanks for your effort.
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Great app! I was also very annoyed by the fact that in ICS ringer and notification volumes can no longer be separated.
A few suggestions/requests:
- ability to specify notifications volume relative to ringer volume (i.e. +/- a specific amount). For example indoors I would have ringer set to 5 and notifications to 3, but if I go outdoors I would easily increase the ringer to 10 (using the rocker) and the notifications would follow to 8 (no need to enter the app)
- Tasker plugin (endless possibilities)
Thanks for your effort.
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Sounds like a great idea, I'll definitely add that to the next version. Thanks!
Has anyone experienced any bugs or anything yet?
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Hey Meltus
Thanks for stepping up to fill this big void in ICS when no one else has. Given your other work, you're the right guy for the job!
As mentioned above, it is a little confusing for those of us also using your Volume+ app. Since that one has volume #s way past 10, does setting the volumes in this app negate those? Or supplement? Or subtract?
waylo said:
Hey Meltus
Thanks for stepping up to fill this big void in ICS when no one else has. Given your other work, you're the right guy for the job!
As mentioned above, it is a little confusing for those of us also using your Volume+ app. Since that one has volume #s way past 10, does setting the volumes in this app negate those? Or supplement? Or subtract?
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No, the 0 - 7 in this app refers to the 'volume steps', it can be used in conjunction with Volume+ just fine. So 0 is silent, 1 is the equivalent of pressing the volume up button once from silent and so on. 7 is full volume.
Sorry, I'm terrible at explaining things lol
Great Idea. It would be nice to have this work in ICS. I have installed the app buy so far now luck. It does not disable or change volume in SMS or GMAIL. I chanbe the numbers 0 though 7 but nothing changes.
bigtrashcanfan said:
Great Idea. It would be nice to have this work in ICS. I have installed the app buy so far now luck. It does not disable or change volume in SMS or GMAIL. I chanbe the numbers 0 though 7 but nothing changes.
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Hi, it was tested on ICS so it should be working fine.
Does it not change at all when you get an SMS or Gmail? What happens in the logcat?
It doesn't seem to change anything no matter what I set it to. Even setting to 0 doesn't disable sound, should right?
I am not sure where to check logcat. Let me know and Id be glad to look.
Thanks for the reply. I'll be glad to help out. Hope I'm not doing something stupid.
I am running CynaogenMod 14 for captivate. Thought Id point that out.
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Do I need a terminal session or logcat app easier?
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Hi, it was tested on ICS so it should be working fine.
Does it not change at all when you get an SMS or Gmail? What happens in the logcat?
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It doesn't change for me either...sms at least. Does it not work on 3rd party apps like handcent?
nklenchik said:
It doesn't change for me either...sms at least. Does it not work on 3rd party apps like handcent?
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Ah, that could be it. I'll do some testing with handcent now.
And a few updates so far:
pascanu said:
- ability to specify notifications volume relative to ringer volume (i.e. +/- a specific amount). For example indoors I would have ringer set to 5 and notifications to 3, but if I go outdoors I would easily increase the ringer to 10 (using the rocker) and the notifications would follow to 8 (no need to enter the app)
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The 'Relative' volume options are now fully coded and working
(-4 to +4. They will adapt to whatever volume level you set).
I've also changed '0' to 'Silent' and will be adding a 'Silent and Vibrate' option.
Meltus said:
Ah, that could be it. I'll do some testing with handcent now.
And a few updates so far:
The 'Relative' volume options are now fully coded and working
(-4 to +4. They will adapt to whatever volume level you set).
I've also changed '0' to 'Silent' and will be adding a 'Silent and Vibrate' option.
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Awesome...can't wait for this. I need my ringer volume at it's highest capacity but the notifications constantly going off are too loud
If you could consider ChompSMS as well please!
Yeah, I was not getting any notable volume changes. I had turned off native SMS notifications though.
Also, my gmail was FCing for some reason when I tried to open it, possibly from this app? If it happens again, I'll try to send a logcat. After I disabled the app, it didn't FC any more.
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UPDATED TO BETA
WHAT'S NEW?
* Incoming call volume added
* 'Relative volume' added (thanks to pascanu for the idea!)
* Vibration can be turned on or off for each setting (except incoming call, caused too many problems)
* Help menu added
* New icon (by yours truly, if someone wants to make me a better one, please do!)
BUGS:
* It's rare, but If you receive SMS/Gmail messages in rapid succession, the volume will fluctuate wildly (multiple sms/gmail less than 1 second apart).
* There may be some bugs with the Incoming Call settings. If you find any please let me know!
BEFORE DOWNLOADING PLEASE READ
There is a small bug in this version which I will fix as soon as possible (far too tired to do it now). When you load up the app, the 'Relative' option will be enabled. This needs to be disabled for the settings to update. You can then re-enable it again if you wish. DISABLING IT FIRST IS VERY IMPORTANT!!!
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Enjoy!
Testing. Seams to work fine.
Problem: I am also using Light Flow and have set it to clear notifications when screen is switched on. When I receive a notification ICS Notify kicks in and turns the screen on, negating Light Flow's action.
Not technical a bug, I know. Trying to figure out a workaround...
Hi,
why is there no option to adjust system volume (camera-shutter, battery warning, ...) in any ICS ROM?
Without 3rd party-apps you can´t set system-volume of the phone...
I really don´t like that...
e.e I like 3rd party apps ... they are sometimes better than stock
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iGoogleNexus said:
e.e I like 3rd party apps ... they are sometimes better than stock
- Google
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that´s the problem... why do i need a third party app to adjust simple things like system-volume?
ICS has integrated sliders for alarm-volume, in-call-volume, and so on... but why is system-volume missing?
Why CM9 or AOKP don´t include such a slider?
rockvoid said:
Hi,
why is there no option to adjust system volume (camera-shutter, battery warning, ...) in any ICS ROM?
Without 3rd party-apps you can´t set system-volume of the phone...
I really don´t like that...
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If you're already using ics roms which are always third party, why do you mind using a third party app? Personally, I have fallen in love with volume+. Check the developer's website for free full version (market version sucks).
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xxBrun0xx said:
If you're already using ics roms which are always third party, why do you mind using a third party app?
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because it kills homogenous look&feel ... i´d like to adjust all volumes with ICS-settings (e.g. opened via volume button) - and i don´t like to start an extra app for adjusting system-volume.
that´s really not necessary... what´s the problem to add a slider into ics-settings?
Its built into the stock sound settings on aokp. You can link or unlink system volume. I forget how it was on stock, but I'm pretty sure its tied in with ringer volume on stock. So your camera sound is whatever level your ringer volume is.
RogerPodacter said:
Its built into the stock sound settings on aokp. You can link or unlink system volume. I forget how it was on stock, but I'm pretty sure its tied in with ringer volume on stock. So your camera sound is whatever level your ringer volume is.
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oh thanks.. so i will try AOKP...
at stock-ROM it is definitely not tied in ringer volume - you need an extra app there...
Hi!
My name is Takin, and I live in Norway.
I'm new to this stuff and just got my kindle yesterday. Went straight home and rooted it and loaded CM9 on it and then upgrading to CM10.
The fact that the Kindle does not have physical volume controls haven't really bothered me before now. For every stroke on the on-screen keyboard, I hear a clicking sound (really loud if headphones are plugged in). The option is in fact unchecked in the settings menu.
Another thing - is there no other way to moderate the volume than doing this trough the whole process of entering the system-menu?
My last question: regarding this problem. Should I wipe the device and stay on CM9 ?
Anyone?:..
Install an app that will give you a widget. I use "Volume" from the store.
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takink said:
For every stroke on the on-screen keyboard, I hear a clicking sound (really loud if headphones are plugged in). The option is in fact unchecked in the settings menu.
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Keyboard sounds are separate from other sounds and volumes. Under "Languages & Input" in settings, you can access the keyboard settings and disable key clicks.
Another thing - is there no other way to moderate the volume than doing this trough the whole process of entering the system-menu?
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Apart from AOSP, I think all CM10 based ROMS either have a volume controller in the notification menu, or have a setting to enable it.
Hope that helps.
takink said:
Hi!
I'm new to this stuff and just got my kindle yesterday. Went straight home and rooted it and loaded CM9 on it and then upgrading to CM10.
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What CM10 ROM are you running?
And just like soupmagnet said, go to the settings, and under Personal, there is a Language and input option. Choose that, and then tap on the little slider icon next to the Android keyboard. There you can turn off Sound on keypress.
If you have your tablet in a tablet UI, there should be a sound bar in your notification popup menu.
If you are looking for a developed CM10, then I would choose twa-priv's ROM with SGT7 and other fun stuff. If you are looking for a pure Vanilla experience, I would choose something like Hashcode's.
I have had no issues whatsoever with sounds and control of them with twa-priv's ROM with SGT7. I tried another CM10 ROM but went back to twa-priv's because it was more developed.
I found out how to turn off touch sounds, but can't find keyboard clicks. This is running Hash's JB build. Think it was 9/28
matchstick13 said:
I found out how to turn off touch sounds, but can't find keyboard clicks. This is running Hash's JB build. Think it was 9/28
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Settings menu > Language & input...
Select the settings icon for your keyboard and deselect "sound on keypress".
Thanks found it. Didn't realize there was an extra settings button there.
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Good afternoon,
i'm using JellyTime (based on CyanogenMod 10 and so JellyBean) and i really like Profiles, that i use to mute my phone and turn off network interfaces.
I'm only annoyed by the fact that the "fastest" way to switch between profiles is using the power menu, that is really unconfortable.
Isn't there a way to add a quick profile switch button to the notification bar or something like this?
Thank you!
sberla54 said:
Good afternoon,
i'm using JellyTime (based on CyanogenMod 10 and so JellyBean) and i really like Profiles, that i use to mute my phone and turn off network interfaces.
I'm only annoyed by the fact that the "fastest" way to switch between profiles is using the power menu, that is really unconfortable.
Isn't there a way to add a quick profile switch button to the notification bar or something like this?
Thank you!
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I think you can add a launcher shortcut to Trebuchet, I'm not sure (last time I ran JellyTime, it had no camera xD).
If not you can try Silence (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.epsilonlabs.silence.ads) maybe that's what you'd need?
GuyInTheCorner said:
I think you can add a launcher shortcut to Trebuchet, I'm not sure (last time I ran JellyTime, it had no camera xD).
If not you can try Silence (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.epsilonlabs.silence.ads) maybe that's what you'd need?
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I'm using Nova Launcher, not Trebouchet. I Nova there is no way to add a shortcut to Profile switch. Anyway, it would be kinda uncomfortable too, because i would need to unlock my screen and then launch the shortcut to change a profile.
I've took a look at Silence (thank you) but it doesn't do all the stuff that Profile can do (and i don't like installing apps for something the ROM can do by itself). Silence can't switch on/off the 3G and has some problems activating airplane mode.
I'll stay with Profiles for now
►KitKat 4.4.4 KTU84Q
►AOSP sources based
►Built with optimized compiler flags
►Art - Bionic - Dalvik optimizations
►Deodexed - Busybox - Supersu
►Quick pulldown settings
►Customizable Tiles - Ribbons
►CRT settings
►Display rotate settings
►Power notification sound preference
►Battery customization
►Status bar clock and date customizations
►Statusbar brightness control
►Extended power menu with settings
►Clear all button on recent apps
►Volume rocker wake
►Volume music control
►Volume adjust preference
►Volume panel style preference
►Safe headset volume preference
►Mms quick reply
►Immersive Mode
►Cm Calculator App
►LED control settings
►Incall vibration
►Navbar DPI settings
►CM Navbar settings
►Navring settings
►Lockscreen shortcuts settings
►Maximize widgets option (phone only)
►Custom apns
►App ops
►Quick Unlock
►Kill app longpress back
►Non Intrusive IncallUI + Incoming Call in Background
►Option to control cursor in text fields using volume keys
►Preference for status bar activity indicators for mobile data and wifi settings
►Variable size pattern lockscreen
►Preference for custom clear all recents button position
►Option to use volume keys to control media volume anytime
►National data roaming
►Increasing ring feature
►Custom Lockscreen Background
►Navbar glow time settings
►Auto brightness configuration
►Dialer lookup settings
►Heads Up settings
Instructions:
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- Flash Gapps
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Gapps:
PA
changlog:
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Sources:
rom:https://github.com/KitKatPurity
device:device_lge_gee
device_lge_gee-common
kernel:kernel_matr1x_gee
Now only missing is aokp and aicp gee
Dont see the download for purity in google drive link provided in OP
You have done it again. The only thing that can top stock AOSP ROMs is this one. Thank you so much, once again.
Sent from my LG-LS970 using XDA Free mobile app
@JustinXu is the based ROM god. Praise be to him in all his glory *bows*
Running great so smooth..... ??
@JustinXu Really happy to see you active at building. keep it up. Your choices are light and smooth.
fjsferreira said:
Now only missing is aokp and aicp gee
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and AOSB
iamterence said:
@JustinXu is the based ROM god. Praise be to him in all his glory *bows*
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Yeah, I personally owe him a lot as his builds from philz touch has been on my phone for a long time without seeing any rival close to.
Out of all of the new ROMs that has been popping up on the forums recently, this is, so far, my most favorite, and most stable one so far. This ROM is FAST, and I know that's subjectively speaking, but I feel as though this ROM is blazing. And so far, it feels amazing with stability as well; have yet to run into any hiccups or lag yet. Gonna run this for a while and see how it ages! Thanks again, @JustinXu. You are based God.
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Does this rom have the cm11 theme manager?
DQEight said:
Does this rom have the cm11 theme manager?
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No sir. Mostly stock AOSP with just a few customization options.
Wow.. So fast and nice! Thanks, I will give it a try
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Anybody else only getting 8MP on the camera?
Can't quote you for some reason new buss, but that's because this is based off mako sources. (Nexus 4. Only had 8 MP camera)
Download Google Camera from play store and that should fix it.
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Can someone tell me if this is with Stock Camera? If not, is it possible to do it with patches/kernel?
antony.ps said:
Can someone tell me if this is with Stock Camera? If not, is it possible to do it with patches/kernel?
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Yes, it has stock camera.
How is the battery life compared to the stock ?
I'm a Brazilian without English Course, sorry and be comprehensive
prog19 said:
How is the battery life compared to the stock ?
I'm a Brazilian without English Course, sorry and be comprehensive
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If you're referring to stock LG 4.1.2 ROM, not as good because custom AOSP ROMs just don't compare to stock ROMs. But its not bad at all to say the least. Just give it a shot and see how it runs for you.
The sad thing is that i own a nexus 4 and my GF a OG. kills me see my gf still in V10d. Its sad, and also insecure.
So I'm researching very well before installing an aosp rom her, because I that she doesn't share the flash addiction that i have.
I know all these roms from my nexus 4, I just want know if any is bug free on the OG
Some things stills confuses me.
Could you please tell me if about this bug the camera focus, and if there's any way to avoid it ?
I'm a Brazilian without English Course, sorry and be comprehensive
prog19 said:
The sad thing is that i own a nexus 4 and my GF a OG. kills me see my gf still in V10d. Its sad, and also insecure.
So I'm researching very well before installing an aosp rom her, because I that she doesn't share the flash addiction that i have.
I know all these roms from my nexus 4, I just want know if any is bug free on the OG
Some things stills confuses me.
Could you please tell me if about this bug the camera focus, and if there's any way to avoid it ?
I'm a Brazilian without English Course, sorry and be comprehensive
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If you want a truly stable experience, I'd say go for a custom 4.1.2 ROM, MAYBE even 4.4.2. AOSP is stable usually, but it does have its quirks from time to time. Since your GF isn't a power user, it might be the best idea to put her on a stock LG ROM for the least amount of bugs.