Thursday, July 5, 2012
XDA Members:
I have extracted all of the UI sounds, alarms, notifications, and ringtones out of the new Android 4.1 build for the Galaxy Nexus. Feel free to use these as you see fit. Enjoy!
Android 4.1 - Sounds & Ringtones:
Dropbox Link - https://dl.dropbox.com/s/uzffc32gt1l9sqy/Android_4.1_-_Sounds_&_Ringtones.zip?dl=1
Thank you,
Ed (Mister_Mxyzptlk)
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thank you!
Thank you
how to install?:fingers-crossed:
What folder should the files be saved so it comes up as an option to set them as ringtones,notifications and alarm?thanks
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Not yet tried, anyway maybe u can make an attempt from recovery ?
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Try root explorer copy the files after extraction from new folder and paste it in system media folder merge is what I did
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strange zip file, latest version of 7-zip was unable to extract the ogg files, but winrar was able to
Thanks Mate. will this work with stock rom + Rooted ?
Thanks mate
This will work with stock ROM or any other ROM. To use, merge the files as suggested above.
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I extracted the files from each folder and using root explorer I moved them to system/media/audio/alarms,notifications and ringtone folders but when I go to settings>sound>device ringtone>choose android system, I still get only the default choices. The new ones are not there.
I have cf root 6.3 and stock rom LF6.
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beda_boy said:
I extracted the files from each folder and using root explorer I moved them to system/media/audio/alarms,notifications and ringtone folders but when I go to settings>sound>device ringtone>choose android system, I still get only the default choices. The new ones are not there.
I have cf root 6.3 and stock rom LF6.
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Did you set permissions rw-r-r?
And there is another method just create a media folder with all these files in your sd card
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thanks!
LSK
Thank you
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Yes looks like by default all files are set to rw-r-r. Should I be replacing the stock files with these?coz what im doing is im adding the new ones with the stock ones.
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Hello everyone, can anyone please yell me how to edit a pre-build rom file?
Can anyone show me step by step
Like what program to use and how to add or remove apk from a current rom file?
Thx
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nullbesign said:
Hello everyone, can anyone please yell me how to edit a pre-build rom file?
Can anyone show me step by step
Like what program to use and how to add or remove apk from a current rom file?
Thx
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Not sure quite what you mean but here is how you decompile an app http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1188389
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Hi thx
I meant to say is that I want to remove few app from a custom rom
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nullbesign said:
Hi thx
I meant to say is that I want to remove few app from a custom rom
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Easiest way for me is to download the rom to your computer and open it up (I use 7zip to do this) then go in to the system apps and delete which ever one you want. You can also use root explorer from the play store to delete system apps.
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What about the Lang file
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nullbesign said:
What about the Lang file
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Never attempted that one but you can definitely use 7zip idk about root explorer for that one.
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hi, i have tired opening the file via winRAR and 7zip didnt work. what can i do now
nullbesign said:
hi, i have tired opening the file via winRAR and 7zip didnt work. what can i do now
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i think you should ask yourself what the point?
nullbesign said:
hi, i have tired opening the file via winRAR and 7zip didnt work. what can i do now
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What are you trying to do exactly?
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I have a miui rom now but it has lots os app pre installes and I try to delete it via phone but can not
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Just use root explorer from the market then. You have to pay for it but it is well worth the money.
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Hi there i want to know if there is a rom that has the galaxy s3 features. If there is can anyone post a link for the rom. Thanks really appreciate it
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None.
But you can extract launcher from leaked sg3 and push it to your sg2. Not sure if the launcher supports gb but I'm on ics and I love it so far.
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Hi can i extract the launcher. And where can i find it to support it. Im new to al this so i need a little help here
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josephgalaxy said:
Hi can i extract the launcher. And where can i find it to support it. Im new to al this so i need a little help here
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Go here and download the file
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1666388
Extract the files from system and lib folder and Unzip and push to system/lib and system/app and change the permission to rw-r-r (only for the apk not the lib file)
restart, now you should have the new launcher.
make sure to backup before you do anything this will save you time if something went wrong.
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?6829abcsupt2qbh
This is not my project it is a system dump.
Just copy the ogg files from audio/ui to system/audio/ui. I recomend doing these with es file explorer since is the easiest way to copy those files.
Tested on stock ddkq8.
Note: this is a flashable zip for SII. Do not flas it from cwm.
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Beautiful :laugh::good:
Xr01d_GT said:
Beautiful :laugh::good:
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It just made ace a better device.
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Was browsing the web and i found this here: http://www.droid-life.com/2013/06/26/google-play-edition-boot-animation-and-sunbeam-live-wallpaper-available-for-download/
Works with VANIR 4.3.1 ROM. May work with all AOSP based ROMs
Just download the attachment and push it to /System/media via adb push OR U can
1.Use Root explorer or ES File explorer and copy the file to system/media (make sure you mount /system writable)
2.Set permissions to rw-r-r
3.Reboot and enjoy the boot animation
Here is flashable zip link: http://d-h.st/ehr thanks to @ballshanglow for the zip :angel:
Sweet! Looks really good.
Thanks!
This works perfectly with CM 10.2. So does the Google Experience Launcher that has been pulled out of the N5.
Having both almost gives this device a GE ROM!
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Has anyone tried on stock rom yet?
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mk3 said:
Has anyone tried on stock rom yet?
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EDIT: Yes.
I installed and works great on stock rom. Much nicer than stupid at&t logo.
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Mine just says android. I thou it was the new animation?
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Anyone
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stulzerl said:
Anyone
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Its the animation. Did u set permissions correctly?
Here is what I did:
1.Download the boot animation.
2.opened file manager.
3.click on settings and check root explorer and mount systems folders as rewritable.
4.move the animation file zip to system/media and replace.
Now I have no boot animation.
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stulzerl said:
Here is what I did:
1.Download the boot animation.
2.opened file manager.
3.click on settings and check root explorer and mount systems folders as rewritable.
4.move the animation file zip to system/media and replace.
Now I have no boot animation.
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set the permissions ... rw-r--r--
I did as you see in the picture. Maybe it it just won work on unofficial CM 11.
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Forgot the picture
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stulzerl said:
I did as you see in the picture. Maybe it it just won work on unofficial CM 11.
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Your not even close, lol. Here, made it just for you....
http://d-h.st/ehr
Flash it in recovery.
@StarkV5 you are more than welcome to post the above link in the OP.
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Flashable zip
OP updated with flashable zip. Thanks to @ballshanglow :highfive:
I wish I had half the knowledge that you guys have.... Many thanks
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How do i deox my phone??? I want to install the honami framework seems like I need to do that first
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It is easier for you to flash pre-deodexed firmware.
Look in dev section, im on phone so i cant link you.
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I read somewhere that when you use a file explorer like esfile explorer, to browse to system\apps and you can only see apk files..then you have a deodexed rom. If you see other files such as odex and the apk files then your rom is odexed.
Hope this helps.
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