hi im trying to make a script that i can flash to move 3 audio file from my sd card
to my ringtones folder in the system and delete all the ringtones that are already in there
the files are located in
sd/tones/alarms/01 break ya neck.mp3
sd/tones/notifications/vampier_2002.mp3
sd/tones/ringtones/wild international ringtone.mp3
any help is greatly appreciated and thanks in advance
cruse2382 said:
hi im trying to make a script that i can flash to move 3 audio file from my sd card
to my ringtones folder in the system and delete all the ringtones that are already in there
the files are located in
sd/tones/alarms/01 break ya neck.mp3
sd/tones/notifications/vampier_2002.mp3
sd/tones/ringtones/wild international ringtone.mp3
any help is greatly appreciated and thanks in advance
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Correct me if i'm wrong but all you want to do is move 3 audio files to system folder? well, you need root access for that and once you gain root access, you can install root explorer or some sort of explorer through which you can copy your 3 audio files and paste them into the system folder. Look here if you want to root your phone.
Hope this helped!
shad0wboss said:
Correct me if i'm wrong but all you want to do is move 3 audio files to system folder? well, you need root access for that and once you gain root access, you can install root explorer or some sort of explorer through which you can copy your 3 audio files and paste them into the system folder. Look here if you want to root your phone.
Hope this helped!
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thanks for the reply but thats the way i do it already but i flash a new rom every few days so it gets a bit annoying having to move them all the time then set permissions so was hoping to make a script that i could just flash after flashing a new rom
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i've made flashable zips for just this very reason. i was flashing too many roms and i wanted to keep the same sounds. i flash them straight after flashing a new rom.
what do you want to replace? ringtones only? or ringtones, notifications and alarms?
let me know and i can send you a zip
this zip is to replace all of the sound files in 'alarms', 'notifications', and 'ringtones'
navigate through the zip and drop your sound files in to the appropriate folders, then delete the .txt file that's also in there. don't delete the .txt file first or the directory will disappear
then all you have to do is flash the zip in recovery
whenever i update my rom i stay in recovery and flash this zip straight after, it makes life a lot simpler!
so just to repeat: this will delete ALL of the alarms, ringtones and notifications currently on your phone and replace them with whatever you put in to the corresponding folders in this zip
just as an extra tip: if you don't want to delete everything, you can change this behaviour by modifying 'updater-script' with an appropriate text editor like notepad++. get rid of the lines "delete_recursive". e.g. if you want to keep your alarms, delete the line delete_recursive("/system/media/audio/alarms");
maatsby said:
this zip is to replace all of the sound files in 'alarms', 'notifications', and 'ringtones'
navigate through the zip and drop your sound files in to the appropriate folders, then delete the .txt file that's also in there. don't delete the .txt file first or the directory will disappear
then all you have to do is flash the zip in recovery
whenever i update my rom i stay in recovery and flash this zip straight after, it makes life a lot simpler!
so just to repeat: this will delete ALL of the alarms, ringtones and notifications currently on your phone and replace them with whatever you put in to the corresponding folders in this zip
just as an extra tip: if you don't want to delete everything, you can change this behaviour by modifying 'updater-script' with an appropriate text editor like notepad++. get rid of the lines "delete_recursive". e.g. if you want to keep your alarms, delete the line delete_recursive("/system/media/audio/alarms");
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thanks i owe you one will give it a try later and let you know how it goes
maatsby said:
this zip is to replace all of the sound files in 'alarms', 'notifications', and 'ringtones'
navigate through the zip and drop your sound files in to the appropriate folders, then delete the .txt file that's also in there. don't delete the .txt file first or the directory will disappear
then all you have to do is flash the zip in recovery
whenever i update my rom i stay in recovery and flash this zip straight after, it makes life a lot simpler!
so just to repeat: this will delete ALL of the alarms, ringtones and notifications currently on your phone and replace them with whatever you put in to the corresponding folders in this zip
just as an extra tip: if you don't want to delete everything, you can change this behaviour by modifying 'updater-script' with an appropriate text editor like notepad++. get rid of the lines "delete_recursive". e.g. if you want to keep your alarms, delete the line delete_recursive("/system/media/audio/alarms");
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works perfect thanks
Hey guys, I was just wondering if there was a way to change the S-pen pull out noise to a custom tone? I have the Tmo version and there is only 3 that I can choose from. Thanks in advance.
You should be able to replace the stock sounds with new files of the same names. Unsure of their exact location as I've not looked into it, but it'd stand to reason that they'd be in /system/media/ui somewhere.
Did occur to me that it'd be fun to replace them with, say, lightsaber noises. Or Steve Jobs saying "Who wants a stylus?"
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I see the file under the UI folder but it seems I need to assume root, it only has read permissions. I will give it a go when theres a root for tmobile. Thanks for the reply and leading me in the right direction though. Btw you read my mind, I wanted to replace it with a lightsaber lol
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onslaught86 said:
Did occur to me that it'd be fun to replace them with, say, lightsaber noises. Or Steve Jobs saying "Who wants a stylus?"
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Light saber sound would be sweet. LOL @ Steve Jobs.
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Just a quick update. After rooting I just used rom toolbox lite, used the roit browser to insert my custom tone, renamed it exactly to thw original and it works. Thanks onslaught for the tips
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Found some lightsaber power-up & power-down sounds if anyone is after them, sourced them from: http://soundfxcenter.com/sound-effects/star-wars/20 and converted to .ogg and reduced the volume so they aren't too loud.
- Go to: /system/media/audio/ui in Root Explorer (or similar app)
- [Optional] Rename Pen_att_noti1.ogg & Pen_det_noti1.ogg to Pen_att_noti1.bak & Pen_det_noti1.bak
- Extract S-Pen_Lightsaber_Sounds.zip [attached below] and copy both files to /system/media/audio/ui
- Go to System Settings -> S Pen -> Pen/attach/detach and set to Sound1
- Enjoy!
I have attached the original Pen_att_noti1.ogg & Pen_det_noti1.ogg in case you overwrote/deleted the originals instead of renaming.
This is awesome. Worked for me. Now Is there anything we can do tobincrease the volume of the spen lightsaber noise. Its very understated which is ok but I'd like it to be a little more noticeable.
I've looked into UI sound folder. there're many ui sounds and customisable.
including yours are great. many thanks. :good:
may the force be with you then
i like it mate, thanks
KingDave26 said:
This is awesome. Worked for me. Now Is there anything we can do tobincrease the volume of the spen lightsaber noise. Its very understated which is ok but I'd like it to be a little more noticeable.
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Yep these are great, but I also wish they were a bit louder.
Ihv made "this is sexy,sexy" sound. I'm attaching the link for you,guys
http://db.tt/IdclKpZl
If u like just hit the thanks button
By the way
I hv three sounds by default on my phone which can be selected from settings,
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Thanks to all that explained how to do this. Works perfectly.
I found some other sound files that are louder than the ones provided on this thread. I have included the original files I made, along with the re-named ones to drop directly into the "ui" folder. Enjoy!
Please please please can someone video this, totally awesome, would love to share this on Facebook
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Is there any way I can change the sound without rooting?
lllCALOYlll said:
Is there any way I can change the sound without rooting?
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I'm afraid not. You need root access to the system files to change it.
I love the Light Saber sounds, but I included a shotgun sound to you to enjoy. This will replace notification sound #2.
This came from Jellybomb. So give credit to joshbeach.
Just be sure to follow the instructions given by dceightfive
- Go to: /system/media/audio/ui in Root Explorer (or similar app)
- [Optional] Rename Pen_att_noti2.ogg & Pen_det_noti2.ogg to Pen_att_noti2.bak & Pen_det_noti2.bak
- Extract shotgun sounds.zip [attached below] and copy both files to /system/media/audio/ui
- Go to System Settings -> S Pen -> Pen/attach/detach and set to Sound2
- Enjoy!
modmandan said:
I love the Light Saber sounds, but I included a shotgun sound to you to enjoy. This will replace notification sound #2.
This came from Jellybomb. So give credit to joshbeach.
Just be sure to follow the instructions given by dceightfive
- Go to: /system/media/audio/ui in Root Explorer (or similar app)
- [Optional] Rename Pen_att_noti2.ogg & Pen_det_noti2.ogg to Pen_att_noti2.bak & Pen_det_noti2.bak
- Extract shotgun sounds.zip [attached below] and copy both files to /system/media/audio/ui
- Go to System Settings -> S Pen -> Pen/attach/detach and set to Sound2
- Enjoy!
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The Pen att notii files on audio UI are read only files and i can not change them. Also, even though i renamed the downloaded files, i can not past or move them the required folder. Any suggestions?
Just tried this on my Note 2 with Omega rom...loved the light sabre sound...LOL, awesome work..thanks for all
speedyavi said:
The Pen att notii files on audio UI are read only files and i can not change them. Also, even though i renamed the downloaded files, i can not past or move them the required folder. Any suggestions?
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Couple of questions for you...
1. Are you rooted?
2. Are you using Root Explorer or ES File Explorer?
If your using ES, you need to be sure it has root access and has the "system" folder "mounted" for writing (both in settings of ES). Also, it's not the files you downloaded that you rename, it's the original files in the /system/media/audio/ui folder you rename to .bak, then copy and paste the new ones in.
modmandan said:
Couple of questions for you...
1. Are you rooted?
2. Are you using Root Explorer or ES File Explorer?
If your using ES, you need to be sure it has root access and has the "system" folder "mounted" for writing (both in settings of ES). Also, it's not the files you downloaded that you rename, it's the original files in the /system/media/audio/ui folder you rename to .bak, then copy and paste the new ones in.
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Hi
Thank you for your reply. I have my phone rooted. I tried ES. i can not highlight the Mount file system option in the root settings. Also when i click Root explorer, i get the msg that this feature can not run on my phone. I also tried the other app Explorer. When i try to change the name of the original file. i get the msg this is a read only file. So how do i proceed.thank you
I just joined the realm of changing roms on my GS3. The thing I am missing now is that awesome whistle notification sound. How can I get this back? Thanks
Download this unzip it and put S_Whistle.ogg in /system/media/audio/notifications with a file explorer, reboot phone and you should have it back.
Download the original ROM from here, extract it, find your whistle, then copy it to the /sdcard/Notifications folder and it should be available for selection.
EDIT : got beaten on this one... but the end result is the same.
Thanks for the links. Got the file but it appears that you cannot write it to the system folder section you specified. I was able to add it to the internal sdcard in the media/audio/notifications
Thanks again
jrock2004 said:
Thanks for the links. Got the file but it appears that you cannot write it to the system folder section you specified. I was able to add it to the internal sdcard in the media/audio/notifications
Thanks again
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The system folder is write protected, you should be able to change it in your file explorer. Another root is to make the three folders Ringtones, Alarms, Notifications on your sdcard and put the sounds in there and reboot and they should show up.
Hello everyone!
I'm trying to get into the theme and MOD show. I have released my Modded version of the Audio file found in every Android Rom that controls the ringtones and notifications. It contains the regular audio files found in Stock rom but also top hits ringtones you find on the radio and season ringtones and notification sounds.
Directions (advanced):
1. Unzip Rom of your choosing
2. Find the "Audio" file under system/media/audio
3.Replace "Audio" file with one you have downloaded
4.Re-Zip all file you Un-Zipped
5.Flash Rom
Directions (simple):
1.Download "Audio" file
2. Place "audio" file on root of SD card
3. Reboot phone (for safe measure)
4.You might have double of ringtones and notifications if this is so you must do the advanced way get rid of doubles
Download link:
Audio 1.0
Nevermind
Point is, I am giving this a try
Thanks Ya its good let me know if the link works good!! I;m not sure what to use as a file manager.
Here U come...
Do the Followin....
1.Download & then Unzip the Following Attachment (i-fone-soundz.zip) and you will see two files "Lock.ogg and Unlock.ogg"
2.Transfer it to your SD card
3.Go to root explorer (Select option as R/W)
4.Go to the folder of the SD-CARD on where exactly, u hav copied the downloaded (i-fone-soundz) file
5.Select the 2 files of the folder ("Lock.ogg and Unlock.ogg) and Copy the files
6.Now go back to the main folder of the Root explorer..
7.Select system>media>audio>ui
8.PASTE the copied files and it'll be asked, whether to replace the existing files
9.Click Yes and henz, the files will be replaced.
10.Now Long press(touch) the Lock.ogg file in the root explorer, then you'll get some options as shown in the screenshots attached below.
11.in that option "select permissions"
12.Then DO the settings as shown in screenshot attached
[Owner : tick Read and Write
Group : tick Read alone
Others : tick Read alone]
Click OK...
13.Perform the same step no.11 & 12 for Unlock.ogg file
14.Atlast Reboot our N7...
15.There u Go...Hurrraaaah...!!!!! :victory:
(If u have any doubts further, Kindly check the screenshots attached also for the i-fone'-sound.zip)
If u dont like these lockin & unlockin sounds of i-fone for our Nexus 7, then u could simply switch back to ur stock rom's sound (which i also hav attached beneath in the name "stock-soundz.zip")
U can keep ur own sounds or voices for the lock and unlocking sounds in .ogg format from this website http://media.io/
Jus upload ur mp3/amr or whatever audio format it may be.., jus convert to hi-resolution ogg file and rename it to lock.ogg and the alternative sound file as unlock.ogg and perform the above mentioned steps... :victory:
And one more important thing.., for the unlock and lock sounds to be heard, u need to go into settings>sounds> and check screen lock sounds.
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Hit THANX for this newbee.., if this really had helped You..!!!