Hello,
Someone could extract the audio system (alarms, notifications, ui and ringtones)
thank you in advance.
Here is,
I managed otherwise, if it interests someone.
https://mega.nz/#F!XldV2TZS!RlcrT8L8_qFoIDh-KGKmSQ
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there are several threads discussing this but i got to the point that i am able to move the files change ownership and permission and i can see the tones but they are not sounding like the tone, say if i moved tone a and used it it sounds like a ring instead of the tone a sound.
any ideas, please advise.
thanks y' all
edit: i just need a reboot to see the changes.
When I start the camera can hear the quiet rustle. It does not help:
-mute all options on the phone
-upload other applications to capture images
-delete ogg files from the system/media/
-change in the system configuration files like default.prop
Google have no more ideas.
I just installed android 2.2(155), if there is any answer please answear
I think it's the sound of the lens opening.. not sure if you can do anything about that.
I'm sure, because the modified roms have changed this sound. I need this for movement recording applications. It's a question of whether the cooks will share information which is the file?
I am curious if there is a way to add touch sounds to the system ui media file (system/media/audio/ui). I know how to add and change/replace alarms, ringtones, and notifications. And I know how to change/replace the touch ui sounds. What I want to figure out, is how to add ui sounds. I want to have a sound for whenever apps open. There will be the default touch sound, plus an additional one (like a warble or trill or whatever you want) as the app is opening. In all of my searching, i've yet to find anything on this. Thanks for any help!
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sorry if this is in the wrong area. It's a question, but it's theme related so I figured this was the place to post. If not, i'm sure the mods will move it
i think you are answering your own question... or i dont get it
but u are on the right track
make a sound with .ogg extension and copy it to ui thats it
Samsung GS3 running (cm-11-20140217-NIGHTLY-d2att) on a SGH-i747m.
Baseband: I747MVLUEMK5
Kernel: 3.4.80-cyanogenmod-ge59f9bf [email protected] #1
Build Number: cm_d2att-userdebug 4.4.2 KOT49H 495eb8db27 test-keys
I'd like to start by saying that I have been able to root and install custom roms as well as trouble shoot all of my problems (hard and soft bricks) through simply searching this forum's extensive database of information. Everyone here has done a great job of providing valuable and useful information. Through my years of lurking, I have never had to post because the answer was always found somewhere however, I cannot for the life of me figure this one out.
I am trying to use a custom notification sounds and ringtones (specifically the old BlackBerry notification sounds that I have extracted from an old Berry, and some other custom ringtone that I downloaded) by placing it in the following directory "system/media/audio/notifications" and "system/media/audio/ringtones" respectively. This item shows up when I go to "settings > sounds" and open the notifications/ringtones menu but the sound that is played is EXACTLY the same sound as "Castor.ogg"; one of the default notification sounds. I extracted other Blackberry notification sounds, downloaded other notification sounds/ringtones, made my own notification sounds/ringtones, changed the extensions from ".mp3" to ".ogg", converted some music from my library to a ringtone, but every single one of these ALWAYS plays "Castor.ogg". This is driving me up the wall!!
Can anyone try this and tell me if they are having the same problem?
TL;DR Can't use custom ringtones/notification sounds because "Castors.ogg" keeps being played instead.
Edit: I tried setting a ringtone through Apollo (hold down on the file, select "set as ringtone" but when the phone rings, it just plays "Castor.ogg".
Edit 2: I moved a ringtone file to my external SD Card and applied the ringtone through Apollo and it works but it only plays the ringtone ONCE.
Hello :3 I have a question and i was wondering if anyone could help me. My question is after searching through different themer themes, I came across a cool feature the Zooper widget allows. It was a bitmap of my music covers that would appeare when song was playing. It was this code: [ b ] #TMU_COVERART# [ / b ] [ox]$#TMU_ISPLAYING#!=1?1000$[/ox] (sorry about the spaces) I was wondering if instead of my album or song cover, could I use a random picture to display only when my music is playing?
babiiangelc said:
Hello :3 I have a question and i was wondering if anyone could help me. My question is after searching through different themer themes, I came across a cool feature the Zooper widget allows. It was a bitmap of my music covers that would appeare when song was playing. It was this code: [ b ] #TMU_COVERART# [ / b ] [ox]$#TMU_ISPLAYING#!=1?1000$[/ox] (sorry about the spaces) I was wondering if instead of my album or song cover, could I use a random picture to display only when my music is playing?
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Depends on what you mean by "random". The image is accessed through its file path, which isn't really something you can randomize. You can certainly pick a specific image to display only when music is playing.
What you could do is place all the images you want in the same folder and name them with numbers, then use something like Tasker to pick a random number wwithin the range of your image names when music starts playing. You can then use that variable and point to that numbered image within that folder.
OP - Can absolutely do what you want!
Yes it requires Tasker, but you don't have to pre-name any images. Just create a folder on your phone that contains all the images you'd like to use.
Then you can automate the whole thing in Tasker including automatically reading all the filenames in the folder, then push the full path and filename to Zooper.
So in Tasker, just create a Task with these 4 Actions:
1. List Files - (choose your directory/folder and place the result in a variable lets call %file_list)
2. Variable Set - (set a variable we'll call %num_files to value %file_list(#) - this gives you the total number of filenames in the file list)
3. Variable Randomize - (set a variable we'll call %random_num to min/max values of 1 and %num_files created in the previous step)
4. Zooper Widget Variable - Set a Zooper Variable we'll call #TRANDOM_FILE# to value of %file_list(%random_num) which basically pulls the FULL THE PATH to your randomly selected file and pushes it to Zooper, for you to do what you'd like with!
The only part to figure out or decide is when to update the image. To update it everytime a new track starts per say - setup a profile in Tasker using the Media Utilities state of State New Track and link it to trigger the Task you created above.
Possibilities are pretty much endless here. Enjoy!