No matter what AOSP lollipop Rom I flash to my VS985 (each clean wipes). Whenever I receive a notification whether it be for text, email, or an app. The ringer won't stop with the press of the volume button like all other roms. I have to actually click on the notification and open said app in order for it to stop I have Lollipop installed on multiple phones and they do not have this issue. It is very annoying so I've reverted back to Kit Kat for the moment but if anyone has had this issue and found a fix. Help a brotha out! Thank you.
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I upgraded to 2.2 OTA yesterday. Everything has worked great except that out of all issues, the notification sound for my text message became a very low key pop sound. I attempted to change it various times and tried resetting my phone a couple of times to see if that changed anything and nothing.
The funny part is I can still change the sound notifications for my twitter, so it is specifically the text messaging that is causing a problem. I have never rooted and didn't flash that early froyo, just the legit one yesterday.
Can anyone help me?
Does anyone have any ideas ?
Have you tried a reboot?
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By rebooting you mean turning off and turning on? If yes I have many times and tried taking out the battery too.
EvoUserXXX said:
I upgraded to 2.2 OTA yesterday. Everything has worked great except that out of all issues, the notification sound for my text message became a very low key pop sound. I attempted to change it various times and tried resetting my phone a couple of times to see if that changed anything and nothing.
The funny part is I can still change the sound notifications for my twitter, so it is specifically the text messaging that is causing a problem. I have never rooted and didn't flash that early froyo, just the legit one yesterday.
Can anyone help me?
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Im rooted using fresh right now it is built on the latest OTA and I'm trying to replicate your problem. What happens when you attempt to change the sound also where are you changing the sound at in messaging settings or the default in sounds?
wildgillis said:
Im rooted using fresh right now it is built on the latest OTA and I'm trying to replicate your problem. What happens when you attempt to change the sound
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When I go to settings/sound/notification sound I click any of the sounds and click ok. (As I highlight any of them it plays the preview sound).
Then I exit and have multiple people text me and it plays a little tiny sounding popping sound instead of whatever sound I picked.
Now I am on launcher pro and attempted changing on regular sense and nothing happened. I'm also using chompsms. (maybe uninstall chompsms?)
I don't know what to do . I turned off the phone several times and also took out the battery. Twitter notifications work fine, so its directly related to texting
go into your messages home screen press menu, press settings, scroll to received messages heading, make sure play notification sound is checked and than select a notification sound from the next option below and select ok
wildgillis said:
go into your messages home screen press menu, press settings, scroll to received messages heading, make sure play notification sound is checked and than select a notification sound from the next option below and select ok
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YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG THANK YOU !!!!!!!! You have no idea how frustrated I was with this !
I really appreciate it man.
I read a little in a post with something similar, but daily I find my notification sounds (txt, gtalk, etc.) all just stop, said something about leaks, but it was late and I may have been dreaming :-?
So, I have tried numerous ROM's, currently running Venum Ice RC3.1.1, but had the same issue with other ICS rom's. I will look down and see a bunch of missed txt's, etc. Reboot the phone, all tone's come right back.
Is this a known issue (I am sure it is), but better question, is there a workaround for this?
Tnx
its a bug in the ics leaks.
known issue, no fix yet
I seem to remember problem arises after call if hit home or back lose notification. Need to let call screen revert to dialer then can hit home and not lose notifications. If you lose just make a call and do the above and will have notications again.
Docarut said:
I seem to remember problem arises after call if hit home or back lose notification. Need to let call screen revert to dialer then can hit home and not lose notifications. If you lose just make a call and do the above and will have notications again.
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+1 this is currently the only known work around.
Iphone Notification, WP7 Notification apps from Play store used to fix this also. Not sure if either one still works or not though.
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I use go dialer and I do not recall ever having this problem.
So when im talking on the phone and i get a incoming text message or email you drag down the notification bar and it stops ringing NO not my phone it keeps going until the entire ring-tone is done. Normally this is not a problem when your ringtone is 1-3 seconds long BUT when your ringers is an entire minute+ long its a HUGE problem cause you cant hear what the person is is saying with loud music coming through the same speaker....Ive been keeping the tones short lately but this problem needs to be addressed......The only way for the music to stop is to let it play all the way through or restart the phone ive tried opening the message and i tried deleting the message nothing works but those 2 options can some1 help btw im on fd26 but this has been a problem since i can remember at least build fd19.
The issue appears to be that a ringtone has been assigned by default for notifications. If this is from a custom ROM load, it should be addressed (clearly) with the developer, not here in the Q/A section.
The only thing you can do to correct the problem for now is to change the notification sound for each app (and the default one as well) to a proper one.
im on a stock rom so im not sure if its a bug or just my phone issue.
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im on a stock rom so im not sure if its a bug or just my phone issue.
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Totally stock? You changed the notifications sounds and it's working correctly now isn't it?
Alright so I've been dealing with this issue for awhile now. On any GPe ROM or AOSP based Kit Kat roms my GS4s proximitor doesn't work correctly. As soon as I go into a call the screen goes black and won't turn back on. If I sit there and spam the power button it sometimes comes back on but as soon as I hit the call in progress button in the notifications the screen just goes black again.
As you can imagine this is extremely frustrating as I don't have any control over my calls once they're dialed. If I call someone and they don't pick up I have to hold the power button for 10 seconds and reset or else that person will get a very long and useless voicemail lol.
Anyone have any idea on what's going on here? This doesn't happen on Jellybean Roms or Touchwiz 4.4. Only on Google edition Roms like Danvd and Virgin rom. Also happens with Cyanogenmod.
Help!!! Lol
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Hello,
I don't know what happen or if I messed up with a setting by mistake, but now, everything I finish a call, the screen turns a bit darker and appears a notification with the time of the call, asking if I want to either save it or cancel..
It's really annoying and I don't know how to stop it. I was on cloudy ROM 2.2 for a long time, but it just started happening about 1 week before I flash the BlissPop ROM. Now in this new AOSP ROM, problem/setting still persists..
Can anyone tell me how to turn off this notification of the time of the call right I end the call? It's so annoying and I didn't had it before, so should be possible to go to normal..
Thanks in advance
Anyone knows what it is please?
It is call recording. Turn it off in g3 tweaksbox
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