I'm using True Silent Mode via Xposed, which restores KitKat silent mode functionality (huzzah). However, when my alarm goes off (Alarm Droid) my ringer is activated. How do I stop my sound mode from being switched on by my alarm (and still have the alarm activate, like it did with KitKat)?
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My alarm has stopped ringing for some reason. It will still vibrate, though. If I turn off vibrate, the phone will light up and the touchpad will flash, but no sound comes out.
I've read in other threads you're supposed to set the alarm sound, wait for the music to play, and then set the volume there. I've done this, turned "Media volume" all the way up. The alarm still doesn't ring. Ringer volume is all the way up. I've even waited for the (silent) alarm to go off, and then tried to increase the volume. Pressing the volume keys while the alarm is going off just hits snooze. Any ideas, people?
gromky said:
My alarm has stopped ringing for some reason. It will still vibrate, though. If I turn off vibrate, the phone will light up and the touchpad will flash, but no sound comes out.
I've read in other threads you're supposed to set the alarm sound, wait for the music to play, and then set the volume there. I've done this, turned "Media volume" all the way up. The alarm still doesn't ring. Ringer volume is all the way up. I've even waited for the (silent) alarm to go off, and then tried to increase the volume. Pressing the volume keys while the alarm is going off just hits snooze. Any ideas, people?
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Have you checked that the alarm volume is up? Go to Menu>Settings from where you enter your alarms and double check
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What ROM and have you installed any notification apps that may have disabled your notifications?
are you using the stock alarm clock or another app?
Well, I "solved" the problem by downloading a replacement application from the Market. I forgot that even though it's a system application, the alarm is just another application. If it doesn't want to work, then screw it. The new alarm has a configurable snooze, as well, which the stock alarm clock lacked.
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I am running clean install of CM10 26/09/2012 (but this issue is present in earlier nightlies as well). My phone is set to vibrate when ringing, and link the notifications and ringer volume.
When I use the power widget (pull down status bar) to put my phone to vibrate only, I'd expect phone calls AND notifications vibrate. However, only phone calls vibrate, the notifications don't. Going back to normal mode restores the issue.
I am using 3rd party app Audio Managar to set vibrate to notifications to "always" and then it works, until I touch the power widget again. Anyone having same issue?
I need someone else that is on a 5.1 rom to turn their volume all the way down to the vibrate setting. Then set an alarm.
On 5.0 roms and below the alarm would play like normal. Nice and loud. Like a alarm should be. On the 5.1 roms the alarm sound, while the phone is set to vibrate, is extremely quiet. And I cannot find where to change this setting.
Happens on Insert Coin's 5.1 rom and Maximus's 5.1 rom.
paperecho said:
I need someone else that is on a 5.1 rom to turn their volume all the way down to the vibrate setting. Then set an alarm.
On 5.0 roms and below the alarm would play like normal. Nice and loud. Like a alarm should be. On the 5.1 roms the alarm sound, while the phone is set to vibrate, is extremely quiet. And I cannot find where to change this setting.
Happens on Insert Coin's 5.1 rom and Maximus's 5.1 rom.
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Alarm volume is fine for me. On ICE 3.0.1. I used the volume down button to get to vibrate, used the settings button to check alarm volume (it was all the way up, so I didn't touch that slider), then set an alarm and waited. Volume seemed normal when the alarm went off.
Was this a stock alarm or a custom sound? Mine is a mp3 and it sounds normal outside of being set as an alarm.
paperecho said:
Was this a stock alarm or a custom sound? Mine is a mp3 and it sounds normal outside of being set as an alarm.
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Just a stock sound...foxglove. Volume escalates, but at the loudest it seems like its the same as it was on 5.0.1 roms and even back on my M8.
Sometimes when i go to sleep i let the phone to general profile with the ringer volume maximum, but in morning i don't hear when someone calls me and the alarm ringing, like the phone is on silent mode. The clock says alarm was silenced. Someone can help me? Stock Rom, no root and fireos 4.6.6.1
Facing same problem. My phone's alarm does not ring most of the time. Here is the workaround for alarm:
I am using this app for setting up alarm: Simple Alarm Clock Free(cant post link)
As far as phone call ring is concerned, I don't know about it because I'm not using SIM Card in my phone.
I set the ringtone to vibrate or silent so as not to be woken while asleep. Unfortunately my alarm is also silent. The volume for the alarm is set to almost max. I even tried through bixby as it has an independant volume but same result.
I have had HTC and Huawei and they have separate alarm clock volume.
Is there a secret?
Wolfslasher said:
I set the ringtone to vibrate or silent so as not to be woken while asleep. Unfortunately my alarm is also silent. The volume for the alarm is set to almost max. I even tried through bixby as it has an independant volume but same result.
I have had HTC and Huawei and they have separate alarm clock volume.
Is there a secret?
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Hi,using “Do not disturb” option would solve that secret. [emoji3]
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The secret is solved Thank you
Wolfslasher said:
I set the ringtone to vibrate or silent so as not to be woken while asleep. Unfortunately my alarm is also silent. The volume for the alarm is set to almost max. I even tried through bixby as it has an independant volume but same result.
I have had HTC and Huawei and they have separate alarm clock volume.
Is there a secret?
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Go to alarm then hit the three dots and turn off vibrate for alarms. Same thing happened to me. Was late for work first day with phone.
Thats exactly what I was looking for. I'm getting old and I'm missing such simple things.
Thank you