Is there any way to stop the vibration?
I can stop the sound - have a tasker setup I carried over from my Nexus 5. But in the early hours of the morning the phone vibrates to tell me it's charged. I've tried tasker and a couple of apps (Notific and Heads Off). But for each the phone still vibrates when I connect the charger and when it finishes charging.
There is a vibration strength setting but I can't seem to get to it through Tasker.
Seems an odd choice to make this not configurable. :-/
To follow up with what I've done in case others have a similar issue.
* while the battery is charging the LED cycles a dim red
* when it's charged it's a brighter cyan
* it vibrates and makes a sound when it finishes charging
* it gives you a notification to tell you it's charged and that you should unplug it
None of these are helpful at 2 in the morning.
First, light flow and heads off do not solve the problem.
All I haven't been able to stop is the notification, which is annoying because I can't read the time in the morning (without my glasses) until I dismiss it. And it's pointless LG - right? Stop telling me every time.
So I used tasker to set priority mode interrupts and disable some other notification settings every night.
When it's 99% charged I change that to No Interruptions. Then when the battery is charged I wait 5 seconds and change it back to priority mode again.
To stop the LED I use trigger which has the option to disable the LED (tasker doesn't seem to do this.)
That's a nice hack, thanks for sharing
If you have a ROOT....
Kill manually this sound lol
You can use "root explorer" (or ES-Explorer, etc)
I take one mute sound from "/system/sounds/NoSignal_LR_128k.mp3"
and after i replace this sound with the original searched by the system !
You find a lot sounds here
/system/media/audio/UI
All the sounds have a name in ogg file, but i rename a lot times my mute.mp3 with the sounds of these folder
you can delete or rename :
LowBattery.ogg -> LowBattery_.ogg
FullBattery.ogg -> FullBattery_.ogg
And place the mute.mp3 with the same name (NoSignal_LR_128k.mp3 renamed in ...FullBattery.ogg)
Yes i know is dirty :angel:
Hear the others, you can "disable" the sound for the camera, the sound PowerOn, PowerOff, etc
FredyG said:
If you have a ROOT....
Kill manually this sound lol
You can use "root explorer" (or ES-Explorer, etc)
I take one mute sound from "/system/sounds/NoSignal_LR_128k.mp3"
and after i replace this sound with the original searched by the system !
You find a lot sounds here
/system/media/audio/UI
All the sounds have a name in ogg file, but i rename a lot times my mute.mp3 with the sounds of these folder
you can delete or rename :
LowBattery.ogg -> LowBattery_.ogg
FullBattery.ogg -> FullBattery_.ogg
And place the mute.mp3 with the same name (NoSignal_LR_128k.mp3 renamed in ...FullBattery.ogg)
Yes i know is dirty :angel:
Hear the others, you can "disable" the sound for the camera, the sound PowerOn, PowerOff, etc
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I had the same issue on marshmallow and I renamed the file xxx.bak but the camera still sounded. I tried xxx.OLD as well but the camera still sounded. Renaming a soundless mp3 file to as you described eventually helped. THANK YOU.
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I'm running Kavana's latest and every time my backlight shuts off the phone makes the "ding" sound.
How do I get rid of this annoyance? None of my sound settings are set to "ding" and I haven't been able to find the ding sound to delete it.
hi
this is due to the wifi power saving option.
the ding is located in windows- ding.wav
i would also be very interested in getting this to work.
cheers
solved it!
go to profiles-
edit profile by pressing menu.
then go to the bottom option which is something like swicth off all system sounds.
thanks
Audible touch tones just stopped working.
This morning when i used dial pad i've noticed that there is only vibrating without any sound...
I checked in sound settings and there is everything as it should be.
Is there any known solution for this, except master reset...
Thanks...
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Ok, so i've managed to solve this...
this has happened when i pulled out my battery without turning off the phone 1st.
So i tried everything what came to my mind, like changing sound levels etc. manually.
Then another thing came across my mind..
pressed and hold power button, turned the phone to silent, then did this same and turned the silent mode off, and it worked...
Just to mention I've never before put phone to silent, and while audible touch tones weren't working, when i press some number in my dial pad, i could hear "something" on speakerphone, something like that action was made but melody was missing.
I was trying to find solution at google but without success, but i saw that there is a lot of people having the same issue, so i recommend to try this, what i've did...
cheers...
it not working for me, but i found solution,
download "audio manager" from market, you can see that, system volume is set to min/off
i set system volume to max and uninstall app, after phone restart tones still all right!
richieee said:
it not working for me, but i found solution,
download "audio manager" from market, you can see that, system volume is set to min/off
i set system volume to max and uninstall app, after phone restart tones still all right!
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Thanks man, this had me worried thought my phone was stuffed but you were right the system noises were set to Zero. Thanks a bundle
since a few weeks i have the problem, that when i set an alarm and go to bed, the alarm-notification will show up the next morning, but i dont hear any sound. the phone is in airplane- and vibrate-only-mode at night, but the setting that alarmsound should be played even while in silent/vibrate-only is ticked.
When i set the alarm to test it in the near future, it always works as it should (with the same settings (airplane+vibrateonly)).
I'm on cm7.1 final with lordmodue-v8.0 kernel and using the default clock-app with an mp3 put into the media-folder on my sd.
Did anyone experiance similar problems before? I cant remember any significant changes to my phone before this problem first occured.
I did the same thing as you once, the alarm indeed did not ring. Solution: Change the profile form Vibrate/Silent --> Normal. it worked for me
Thx for the respons, but didnt work for me
Additionaly i noticed, that when i charge or have charged absolutly no sound is produced...no alarm, no ring and not even a voicecall (the other person seems to her me, but i can not hear them). Damit
Have you seen an app called "volume control" from the market? There's an option to change alarm volume, it might have somehow been turned down?
The volume level itselfe is definitivly not changed, this shouldnt be the problem...
perhaps you are a deep sleeper like my sis? xD
Haha, i wish it would be that easy. I have a light sleep and have always wake to the alarms befor this problem.
i discovered, that when i change to silent and back to loud after charging sounds work as normal. I"m gona try this with tasker for the alarm, maybe it'll help too.
Still didnt work
switched to black ice 1.23....everything serms to work fine now
Does anyone know if you can turn off the super loud T-Mobile jingle that plays when you shut the phone off? Most of the time if I turn my phone off it's because I need it to be quiet (no interruptions, not even vibrate). It kind of defeats the purpose of trying to be quiet when the phone is so loud every time you turn it off!
1. just delete shutanimation sound file from >system>media
{[work for rooted phones only]}
2. see any settings of turning off that in sound settings(nonrooted)
S€Nd fRoM A15 "beast out of boX"
Eliminate loud shutdown sound.
After I rooted my phone I installed root explorer and went to System/media/audio/ui. Scroll down from there and find the PowerOff.ogg file. Look up at the top of the screen and tap the grey "Mount R/W" button. I just did a tap and hold and selected "move" and backed up one directory to the "audio" folder and pasted it there just in case I wanted to replace it.
Does anyone know how to set up a task to turn on do not disturb, or priority only, or whatever it's called? Coming from htc, you could just tell tasker to turn the volume all the way down or turn on silent mode. Can't seem to duplicate that on the g4. I'm using smart settings now, but the results are inconsistent.
i think you need secure settings (plugin, playstore) to archive this
In Tasker, there's an option for Audio > Interrupt Mode - in there you can choose Priority or All. This should do what you want.
I have Tasker setup to mute the phone just before and just after the "battery full" sound plays, as it cannot be disabled (without root).
the_scotsman said:
In Tasker, there's an option for Audio > Interrupt Mode - in there you can choose Priority or All. This should do what you want.
I have Tasker setup to mute the phone just before and just after the "battery full" sound plays, as it cannot be disabled (without root).
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Perfect, thanks. And I was using a task to turn off the battery full sound also, until I realized that I can just keep the volume level for "touch feedback and system" all the way down. That gets rid of the battery full sound along with some of the other ones that were bothering me.
My favorite g4 tasker workarounds are to set up a task to turn the volume all the way back up again after I plug in headphones and it automatically turns down the volume "to protect my hearing", and adding an icon in the status bar whenever it's charging because I need a visual confirmation that it's still plugged in and I can't make out that lightning bolt in the default battery icon.