How to remove Google Now sounds - Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Anyone know how to remove the sounds that occur when you press the mic button on Google Now and when the search/transcribe completes ?
I don't want to turn down media volume I want the sounds removed.

homemadehitshow said:
Anyone know how to remove the sounds that occur when you press the mic button on Google Now and when the search/transcribe completes ?
I don't want to turn down media volume I want the sounds removed.
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Anyone ?

homemadehitshow said:
Anyone ?
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go to /system/media/audio/, all your sounds are there.

simms22 said:
go to /system/media/audio/, all your sounds are there.
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Sorry to resurrect an old post but I'm looking for help and everyone always tells everyone to "search first" and this is what I found.
Anyway, this is wrong. Google Now sounds are in the QuickSearchBox.apk (or in /data/app/com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox-1.apk if you've updated)
They're found in res/raw
You can probably rename them or delete them. I'm trying to edit them because I hear crackling or popping occasionally when those sounds (and only those sounds) are played.
(Verizon Galaxy SIII running CM10)

jmattp said:
Sorry to resurrect an old post but I'm looking for help and everyone always tells everyone to "search first" and this is what I found.
Anyway, this is wrong. Google Now sounds are in the QuickSearchBox.apk (or in /data/app/com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox-1.apk if you've updated)
They're found in res/raw
You can probably rename them or delete them. I'm trying to edit them because I hear crackling or popping occasionally when those sounds (and only those sounds) are played.
(Verizon Galaxy SIII running CM10)
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Ever get that fixed? I've got an AT&T GS3 on CM 10.0 with the same issue.

solved
Step 1you need to be rooted...
Step 2 install xposed framework
step 3 find a module app settings
step 4 go into app settings andcheckcheck thetbox to mute
..... Enjoy

L_nes said:
Step 1you need to be rooted...
Step 2 install xposed framework
step 3 find a module app settings
step 4 go into app settings andcheckcheck thetbox to mute
..... Enjoy
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Hi all.
Has anyone managed to achieve this? I´m running 5.1.1., but the xposed method seems not to work. If anyone could provide a modified googlequicksearchbox with just these pesky sounds removed I would be most thankfull.

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[HOW-TO] Delete and Change Stock Ringtone/Notification/Alarm/UI

For those who want to delete annoying ringtone or alarm sounds from stock one, here is a simple solution to change it
You need : Root Explorer / Root Browser
1. Go to root.
2. Open system/media/audio
3. (See, there are 4 folders : alarm, notification, ringtone, and ui) Choose folder that you want.
4. If you don't like the sound from that folder, just delete it. If you want to give your own sound, just copy it to the folder that you chose. But i recommend your sound file type is ogg vorbis. You can download Audacity from (http://audacity.sourceforge.net) to helps you convert the sound file
5. (Important) If you choose ui folder and want to change the system sound, don't forget to change your new sound's name like the old one!
5. Done!
After that, if you have problem about ringtone loop, see my thread below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1446787
please press THANKS button if this post helped you
Can it be done without root?
I have a new GT i9100G which is not rooted and as of this time I do not wish to void the warranty. So, my question is, can this be done without rooting my device? If not, will using Odin to root the device (flashing a kernel) set the counter to 1, and if so, how do I reset it without a jig?
PS. I hope I am not posting this in the wrong place and apologize if I am.
wow thanks for this simple guide, been lookin for this
+1 mate
amasiam said:
I have a new GT i9100G which is not rooted and as of this time I do not wish to void the warranty. So, my question is, can this be done without rooting my device? If not, will using Odin to root the device (flashing a kernel) set the counter to 1, and if so, how do I reset it without a jig?
PS. I hope I am not posting this in the wrong place and apologize if I am.
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no,it needs root.
Still visible in the menu...
Thanks a lot for the guide bro!
I got another question. I removed all those annoying sounds I never used and never will, the way you showed, but when I open the alarm menu or ringtone menu, they are still visible.
How do I remove them from there too? I wiped cache and Dalvik cache, but they are still there although there are only 3 alarm sounds left, the list of sounds in the alarm menu is still the same...
A really simple thing to do.
I wonder why people fail at times..
Anyways, Good Guide. Will help lots of people.
thankx for it was got bore with that old sound
a.fontenele said:
Thanks a lot for the guide bro!
I got another question. I removed all those annoying sounds I never used and never will, the way you showed, but when I open the alarm menu or ringtone menu, they are still visible.
How do I remove them from there too? I wiped cache and Dalvik cache, but they are still there although there are only 3 alarm sounds left, the list of sounds in the alarm menu is still the same...
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Never mind... Problem solved... In the beginning, even after deleting the sounds I didn't want, they were still visible in the menus. If I selected them they would be mute of course... Today, somehow they disappeared from the menus as welI don't know if out was due to my constant rom modding or what. It beats me...
a.fontenele said:
Never mind... Problem solved... In the beginning, even after deleting the sounds I didn't want, they were still visible in the menus. If I selected them they would be mute of course... Today, somehow they disappeared from the menus as welI don't know if out was due to my constant rom modding or what. It beats me...
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Once you are done with removing/adding the ring tone, restart your phone. It will update the new list.
a.fontenele said:
Never mind... Problem solved... In the beginning, even after deleting the sounds I didn't want, they were still visible in the menus. If I selected them they would be mute of course... Today, somehow they disappeared from the menus as welI don't know if out was due to my constant rom modding or what. It beats me...
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the way to update the ringtone list is just restart your phone, or you could edit the ROM zip file first, before you flash it in your phone.
Got root
evil_penguin said:
no,it needs root.
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Thanks for answering my post. Using SU-BB installer, I was able to get root without changing the counter (I hope) so now I can use your method to get rid of the sounds I never use and do not like.
I've added sounds to the notification folder earlier but the notification volume is much lower than what the original volume of those tones. Any way to fix it ?
Sent from my GT-S5830 using xda premium
boosting your audio signal.
Venomous Viper 119 said:
I've added sounds to the notification folder earlier but the notification volume is much lower than what the original volume of those tones. Any way to fix it ?
Sent from my GT-S5830 using xda premium
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Use Audacity: It's free, and open source!
If your GT-S5830 has only one speaker (mono), you can, if your audio is stereo, create a mono track which should help somewhat. Audacity>new>open your file> tracks> stereo to mono. You can also use audacity to boost the db of the of the audio signal (take care not to cause clipping). Audacity>effect>amplify.
Hope this helps.
amasiam said:
Use Audacity: It's free, and open source!
If your GT-S5830 has only one speaker (mono), you can, if your audio is stereo, create a mono track which should help somewhat. Audacity>new>open your file> tracks> stereo to mono. You can also use audacity to boost the db of the of the audio signal (take care not to cause clipping). Audacity>effect>amplify.
Hope this helps.
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Will try it out... Thanks a lot ..!
Sent from my GT-S5830 using xda premium
persistent irritating original ringtone!
My friend, please help me out. I have a problem with my rooted Huawei mediapad s7-931u device. i dont know why whenever i use/ install hisuit driver, the ringtone of the device gets back to its original (irritating!) one. off course, the name of the ringtone in my device is the one I have chosen, but that does not ring and the original one is played. I have tried to not use hisuit but still when i install a new app or use Superuser app, the ringtone changes to its original one!!!
you know what's funny! i looked all four audio folders to find that ... sound but it wasnt in any of them to be DELETED or what.
Please help me out! it's really going on my nerves now!
by the way, i forgot to make a ROM back up! oops. actually i tried but i couldnt. please tell me what to do.
Thanks a million.

Annoying "boot sound" turn it off!! BOOT ANIMATIONS FOUND HERE!

HAVE TO BE ROOTED. IF the power on sound is annoying to you as to me I changed it off...I will provide a screenshot I used root explorer to rename the file and put a "y" at the end of the file....and the touch sound is little annoying hearing raindrops everywhere so i did the same method. .....
TO change these as something you wish copy a sound over change permissions and rename to what it once was...ONCE YOUR DONE REBOOT;;;
SCREENSHOT shows where files are located for your convenience. ...hope this helps :thumbup:
BOOT ANIMATIONS CAN BE FOUND HERE:::
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1683013
You don't have to change the touch sound, as there is already an option in settings to disable it.
Roundabouts said:
You don't have to change the touch sound, as there is already an option in settings to disable it.
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Not for boot sound...plus this way you can change to whatever boot sound or click touch sounds you wish...
Everyone knows you can disable touch
Sounds
Roundabouts said:
You don't have to change the touch sound, as there is already an option in settings to disable it.
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Why is it when someone post useful info that people can use someone comes and tells people not to do what was told or shown. I bet later somewhere we are gonna see you ask about sounds files and wish gave you insight on how to change sound files and where they are . Just learn and stop always commenting against what contributors say.
works like a charm thanks!
wish777 said:
Not for boot sound...plus this way you can change to whatever boot sound or click touch sounds you wish...
Everyone knows you can disable touch
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Ah, sorry. Didn't realize that was your intent.
truth77 said:
Why is it when someone post useful info that people can use someone comes and tells people not to do what was told or shown. I bet later somewhere we are gonna see you ask about sounds files and wish gave you insight on how to change sound files and where they are . Just learn and stop always commenting against what contributors say.
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I'm not sure how you got that from my post. I was replying in regards to "the touch sound is little annoying hearing raindrops everywhere so i did the same method." I assumed that he didn't realize that the option to turn it off was there. What was wrong with saying that this step is not necessary? I was not being confrontational.
Roundabouts said:
Ah, sorry. Didn't realize that was your intent.
I'm not sure how you got that from my post. I was replying in regards to "the touch sound is little annoying hearing raindrops everywhere so i did the same method." I assumed that he didn't realize that the option to turn it off was there. What was wrong with saying that this step is not necessary? I was not being confrontational.
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Its ok roundabouts.....I been around a while..I always try to help others ive been around a while before xda.. Its no hard feeling bro...Im here to learn and help just the rest of you.. :thumbup:
Changed my boot sound to the warning siren from Silent Hill. Easy since you pointed it out, thanks. Another mod to play with...
9wire said:
Changed my boot sound to the warning siren from Silent Hill. Easy since you pointed it out, thanks. Another mod to play with...
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Silent hill....thats awesome..lmao
Ill post boot animations once I firgure out where everyrhing is located...
Thank you for this info!
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Tapatalk 2
wish777 said:
Silent hill....thats awesome..lmao
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Here it is, rename poweron.ogg to .bak, paste this in, set permissions, reboot.
http://www.filedropper.com/poweron
Silent Hill boot sound. Anybody can use, rehost, whatever.
9wire said:
Here it is, rename poweron.ogg to .bak, paste this in, set permissions, reboot.
http://www.filedropper.com/poweron
Silent Hill boot sound. Anybody can use, rehost, whatever.
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That is sick I love that horn lol tks. Good to see you here 9wire.
truth77 said:
That is sick I love that horn lol tks. Good to see you here 9wire.
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Lock screen mods??? (Tapping fingers...)
Fladhed the multi window rom, it has a power off sound too, here's what I'm using...
http://www.filedropper.com/poweroff
9wire said:
Here it is, rename poweron.ogg to .bak, paste this in, set permissions, reboot.
http://www.filedropper.com/poweron
Silent Hill boot sound. Anybody can use, rehost, whatever.
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lol..thats slick man thank you:good:
9wire said:
Lock screen mods??? (Tapping fingers...)
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I had them and they were nice but was off center a little so I never released it. Didn't want nit pickers lol. I owe ya one.
I was poking around in my res folders, but realized I don't have a lockscreen button. Maybe somebody will come up with an alternative to the waves thingy.
wish777 said:
lol..thats slick man thank you:good:
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How would I go about changing the animation? I don't like it. Especially att's. I tried running the boot animation program that comes up on google play. It says I need busy box. I downloaded that, but not sure what to do.
kryptonx said:
How would I go about changing the animation? I don't like it. Especially att's. I tried running the boot animation program that comes up on google play. It says I need busy box. I downloaded that, but not sure what to do.
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Am gathered some yesterday. .I have college late..ill try to post some..ill make another thread

Disable annoying Volume Pop Up when listening though headphones

Anyone find a way to disable the annoying loud volume warning? Tried Wanam Xposed and Unsafe Volume, but it breaks to many other apps. Any help would be appreciated.
Please Mod move to appropriate section.
dukins said:
Anyone find a way to disable the annoying loud volume warning? Tried Wanam Xposed and Unsafe Volume, but it breaks to many other apps. Any help would be appreciated.
Please Mod move to appropriate section.
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I used Wanam and it hasn't broken anything.
airmaxx23 said:
I used Wanam and it hasn't broken anything.
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It broke not being able to attach anything in Textra (alternate SMS app) also S-health is now broken for me.
dukins said:
It broke not being able to attach anything in Textra (alternate SMS app) also S-health is now broken for me.
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I just downloaded Textra to try it out and was able to attach pictures without any problem, I didn't try video.
airmaxx23 said:
I just downloaded Textra to try it out and was able to attach pictures without any problem, I didn't try video.
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Interesting for some reason not working for me unless I disable wanam.
dukins said:
Interesting for some reason not working for me unless I disable wanam.
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Do you have any messaging settings changed in Wanam?
airmaxx23 said:
Do you have any messaging settings changed in Wanam?
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Yep. Although I did change the messaging options to stock in Wanam. But it didn't help. Oh well, guess I'll be using the stock messaging app.
dukins said:
Yep. Although I did change the messaging options to stock in Wanam. But it didn't help. Oh well, guess I'll be using the stock messaging app.
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Just a heads up if you're looking for a pop-up type interface for the stock messaging app, give SMS Popup a try.

HOW TO: Disable Camera Shutter Sound (Root)

I was getting tired of hearing the camera shutter sound when taking photos, so I dug around the file system and found two audio files that are the shutter sound. I renamed these, rebooted, and everything is working great. Let me know if this does or doesn't work for you!
Before you get started, you need to be rooted for this method.
Step 1:
Use a root-capable file browser of your choice (I prefer SolidExplorer) and navigate to /system/media/audio/ui
Step 2:
Locate cam_snap_0.ogg and camera.click.ogg and rename the file extensions to .OLD, as seen below.
Step 3:
Reboot, then test
Alternatively, (non-root) you can set your phone to vibrate or silent mode and it wont make the shutter sound.
Mystikalrush said:
Alternatively, (non-root) you can set your phone to vibrate or silent mode and it wont make the shutter sound.
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Agree, why not just set your phone to silent mode.
spencergates928 said:
Agree, why not just set your phone to silent mode.
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Not all of us keep our phone on silent all the time, and most of us don't want to think about turning the volume down every time we take a picture. If we never care to have the shutter sound, why not just disable it completely?
what does the .OLD do to the file? just out of curiosity.
Phurkus said:
what does the .OLD do to the file? just out of curiosity.
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It onyl changes the name. It does not affect the contents of the file in anyway. It will fail a HASH check though so revert it back in order to do an update to another OS if you are stock.
Phurkus said:
what does the .OLD do to the file? just out of curiosity.
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It allows you to keep the original so you can revert back if anything happens, or you no longer want the mod.
Sent from my VS986 using Tapatalk
thnx!
Worked like a charm!
You can also use G4 tweaksbox to do the same thing plus a whole lot more.
Spookymyo said:
You can also use G4 tweaksbox to do the same thing plus a whole lot more.
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This was before Xposed came out for the G4, not everyone wants to use Xposed as it hurts battery life, and some people prefer the simple approach.
geoff5093 said:
This was before Xposed came out for the G4, not everyone wants to use Xposed as it hurts battery life, and some people prefer the simple approach.
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I understand. But xposed has such a negligible impact on battery as I doesn't matter. And the tweaksbox is as simple as it gets; one button disables the sound and can turn it back on.
geoff5093 said:
I was getting tired of hearing the camera shutter sound when taking photos, so I dug around the file system and found two audio files that are the shutter sound. I renamed these, rebooted, and everything is working great. Let me know if this does or doesn't work for you!
Before you get started, you need to be rooted for this method.
Step 1:
Use a root-capable file browser of your choice (I prefer SolidExplorer) and navigate to /system/media/audio/ui
Step 2:
Locate cam_snap_0.ogg and camera.click.ogg and rename the file extensions to .OLD, as seen below.
Step 3:
Reboot, then test
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What about the video recording and stop sounds?
Birkesuss said:
What about the video recording and stop sounds?
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G4 tweaksbox can disable those too.
Spookymyo said:
G4 tweaksbox can disable those too.
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I'm currently experiencing issues with the tweaksbox box due to the license error...
Birkesuss said:
I'm currently experiencing issues with the tweaksbox box due to the license error...
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For the unlocker? Send an email to the Dev.
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For the unlocker? Send an email to the Dev.
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I did, but no luck. Seems like he ignored me...
geoff5093 said:
This was before Xposed came out for the G4, not everyone wants to use Xposed as it hurts battery life, and some people prefer the simple approach.
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You still have your G4 or are you just sticking around to be helpful?
hoodieNation said:
You still have your G4 or are you just sticking around to be helpful?
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Just hanging around, I have a 6P now.
thanks for this! for some reason Tasker doesn't recognize when the Camera is started so the Silent method is weak... and while G4 TweaksBox would be nice, I'm also having issues getting the unlocker to work. Emailed dev and am waiting for a response...
EDIT: looks like renaming doesn't work for me... interesting...
EDIT2: created silent versions of the two files and now... we have silence!

changing default stock rom sounds?

I just got my hands on a pixel 3xl (Android 9) coming from a Galaxy S5 on Android 5. I know that with Android 5 on my old Galaxy device I could overwrite the default ROM sounds that were located in /system/media
.. unless I'm overlooking something I believe I have found the pixel 3xl's location of the default ROM sounds located in /product/media and I can't seem to mount that location to read/write with my root explorer...
I'm wanting to change the ROMs default sound such as the charging sounds, low battery sounds etc. Is it possible to do this without being able to mount the /product to read/write?! What am I missing?
teknikalcrysis said:
I just got my hands on a pixel 3xl (Android 9) coming from a Galaxy S5 on Android 5. I know that with Android 5 on my old Galaxy device I could overwrite the default ROM sounds that were located in /system/media
.. unless I'm overlooking something I believe I have found the pixel 3xl's location of the default ROM sounds located in /product/media and I can't seem to mount that location to read/write with my root explorer...
I'm wanting to change the ROMs default sound such as the charging sounds, low battery sounds etc. Is it possible to do this without being able to mount the /product to read/write?! What am I missing?
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Install sounds 2.2, whole lot of new sounds to choose from. Might have to install from apkmirror. Cant change battery sounds etc though.
boe323 said:
Install sounds 2.2, whole lot of new sounds to choose from. Might have to install from apkmirror. Cant change battery sounds etc though.
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I already have that version of Google Sounds..
I'm looking to replace the OEM ROM sounds like when a set it on a charger or the battery is low; I want to play l own sound. I could use Tasker to do what I need I guess, but the would then play two sounds...
teknikalcrysis said:
I just got my hands on a pixel 3xl (Android 9) coming from a Galaxy S5 on Android 5. I know that with Android 5 on my old Galaxy device I could overwrite the default ROM sounds that were located in /system/media
.. unless I'm overlooking something I believe I have found the pixel 3xl's location of the default ROM sounds located in /product/media and I can't seem to mount that location to read/write with my root explorer...
I'm wanting to change the ROMs default sound such as the charging sounds, low battery sounds etc. Is it possible to do this without being able to mount the /product to read/write?! What am I missing?
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Upload the sounds you want and I'll try to make you a module.
Tulsadiver said:
Upload the sounds you want and I'll try to make you a module.
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That would be cool! Upload to where?
teknikalcrysis said:
That would be cool! Upload to where?
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Zip them up and upload them here.
Tulsadiver said:
Zip them up and upload them here.
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Awesome! Thank you!
Here is the zip of sounds I would like to use...
I think that I have them all named appropriately for the Pixel 3XL as far as want I'm wanting to change
and when you listen to them,...yes I'm a huge nerd lmao
View attachment Pixel_Sounds.zip
teknikalcrysis said:
Awesome! Thank you!
Here is the zip of sounds I would like to use...
I think that I have them all named appropriately for the Pixel 3XL as far as want I'm wanting to change
and when you listen to them,...yes I'm a huge nerd lmao
View attachment 4870425
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Try this. Flash via magisk manager.
Tulsadiver said:
Try this. Flash via magisk manager.
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Installed this along with the clock on right mod (already installed) that you did for me last week or so, and both work fantastically. I love the new sounds
Tulsadiver said:
Try this. Flash via magisk manager.
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DUDE!!!!! YOU ARE FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!! ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!!
That worked perfectly!!
For anyone else flashing this, I noticed that due to my font on my pc, sometimes its hard for my to distinguish upper and lower case letters...and on I few of the NFC sounds I see that I accidentally had CAPS lock on so some of the capitalization is reversed and the first flash resulted in two files names; the old file and the incorrectly capitalized one (my fault!)
I fixed this by uninstalling the module, fixing the capitalization within the zip and reflashing...
I do have two questions tho, if I decide I want different sounds, can I just replace the ones in your zip and reflash?
and where can I throw you a tip?!!
jcp2 said:
Installed this along with the clock on right mod (already installed) that you did for me last week or so, and both work fantastically. I love the new sounds
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Clock on the right MOD? I'm interested in what the benefit of that is?!
teknikalcrysis said:
Clock on the right MOD? I'm interested in what the benefit of that is?!
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I came from the HTC One M8 after 5 years. Always had the clock on the right, so that's what I'm used to.
teknikalcrysis said:
DUDE!!!!! YOU ARE FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!! ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!!
That worked perfectly!!
For anyone else flashing this, I noticed that due to my font on my pc, sometimes its hard for my to distinguish upper and lower case letters...and on I few of the NFC sounds I see that I accidentally had CAPS lock on so some of the capitalization is reversed and the first flash resulted in two files names; the old file and the incorrectly capitalized one (my fault!)
I fixed this by uninstalling the module, fixing the capitalization within the zip and reflashing...
I do have two questions tho, if I decide I want different sounds, can I just replace the ones in your zip and reflash?
and where can I throw you a tip?!!
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Yes, just replace and flash.
Just hit the thanks button.
Tulsadiver said:
Yes, just replace and flash.
Just hit the thanks button.
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You're awesome, thank you!!!!

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