Has anyone found a Camera app that is compatible with XT720 ?
or know of a way to disabling the stock Camera shutter sound ?
many of the apps that works fine (on/off sound) on my other phones it doesn't seem to work on the XT720
it seems to completely ignore if you have the shutter sound off, even on camera apps that provide that option.
I just plugged-in my earphone, so the sound is redirected to the earphone instead of the camera speaker. ... that's the fastest way to do.
go to /system/media/audio/ui/ and look for cameraXXXX.ogg and either rename it or cut and paste it somewhere else. no more click
holly ****! "silent mode" does not work...
go to adb shell...
su
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
mv /system/media/audio/ui/camera_click.ogg /system/media/audio/ui/camera_click.ogg.old
mv /system/media/audio/ui/VideoRecord.ogg /system/media/audio/ui/VideoRecord.ogg.old
exit
done...so eazy ...huh!
ps/ no need the the rubbish app...xt720 cannot be mute by app or silent button..
excellent ideas
reaperzero said:
go to /system/media/audio/ui/ and look for cameraXXXX.ogg and either rename it or cut and paste it somewhere else. no more click
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Good idea but the files are write protected. Can't rename, delete or move. Anything can be done about this?
mlevit said:
Good idea but the files are write protected. Can't rename, delete or move. Anything can be done about this?
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You can try using root explorer to delete/rename the files. Or install terminal emulator to type the commands written by khalpowers:
su
...
exit
khalpowers said:
go to adb shell...
su
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
mv /system/media/audio/ui/camera_click.ogg /system/media/audio/ui/camera_click.ogg.old
mv /system/media/audio/ui/VideoRecord.ogg /system/media/audio/ui/VideoRecord.ogg.old
exit
done...so eazy ...huh!
ps/ no need the the rubbish app...xt720 cannot be mute by app or silent button..
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Master solution. Refer to youtube: "adb shell" if you're a noob.
Just use root explorer to rename the extension from .ogg to .bak. then the sound will be gone.
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u can do what khalpowers suggested in terminal emulator app after typing "su" for superuser permisions. no adb for me.
shutter sound is easy to remove, but has anyone found a way to remove the focus noise? (its a beep-beep noise)
Just flash one of the custom ROM.
athlon866 said:
Just flash one of the custom ROM.
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Long way to go when all you have to do is change your camera sound from .oog to .bak in /system/media/audio/ui/
Plus if you remove it and then decide to sell your phone or have to turn it back in, you have to find that file again. This way all you have to do to turn it back on is change it back from .bak to .oog and viola, it is back.
Far far easier just to do that. Don't need adb, don't need to flash another rom. Just make sure in Root Explorer you are RW and not RO.
Woodrube said:
Long way to go when all you have to do is change your camera sound from .oog to .bak in /system/media/audio/ui/
Plus if you remove it and then decide to sell your phone or have to turn it back in, you have to find that file again. This way all you have to do to turn it back on is change it back from .bak to .oog and viola, it is back.
Far far easier just to do that. Don't need adb, don't need to flash another rom. Just make sure in Root Explorer you are RW and not RO.
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That's what I just said... and its .ogg not .oog. and lol installing a custom ROM might not necessarily remove the shutter sound.
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you can try it just delete the sound file.
anyone an idea how to disable the focus sound on the camera app?
benzer12 said:
anyone an idea how to disable the focus sound on the camera app?
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Hard Answer:
Post #6
http://androidforums.com/droid-x-su...how-do-you-turn-off-shutter-sound-camera.html
And then they direct you to
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...62081-silence-camera-sounds-3.html#post677444
And then the link inside is to android.git.kernel.org and I think that may still be down.
Easy Answer:
Turn your sound to silent.
Thanks for it.
Sometimes things can be that easy....
the CM6 has a build in feature to disable that
Related
can someone make something like that?
For the lock screen? Because I know everything else can be turned off in settings
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applefanboylol said:
can someone make something like that?
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try checkin the settings on ur phone..
jeremysterling said:
For the lock screen? Because I know everything else can be turned off in settings
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ive tried.. which settings more specifically?
iam pretty much a noob but I believe the lock screen for CM6 is quite different. The haptic settings on the phone dont change the lockscreen. I tried removing the Unlock.ogg file once to improve unlock speed and I think that stopped the feedback. Since then I haven't been able to remove that file but you can give it a try.
Use Terminal Emulator and type the following
su
rm /system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg
*its case sensitive for the Unlock.ogg
edisonalvarez said:
iam pretty much a noob but I believe the lock screen for CM6 is quite different. The haptic settings on the phone dont change the lockscreen. I tried removing the Unlock.ogg file once to improve unlock speed and I think that stopped the feedback. Since then I haven't been able to remove that file but you can give it a try.
Use Terminal Emulator and type the following
su
rm /system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg
*its case sensitive for the Unlock.ogg
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i typed that exaclty and it still vibrates on the lockscreen
did you get an error? or confirmation to delete the file?
no i didnt i just got:
$su
# rm /system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg
rm: remove '/system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg
?'
no i didnt i just got:
$su
# rm /system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg
rm: remove '/system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg
?'
applefanboylol said:
no i didnt i just got:
$su
# rm /system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg
rm: remove '/system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg
?'
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press y and hit enter
I cant remove the file but I able to a while back
edisonalvarez said:
press y and hit enter
I cant remove the file but I able to a while back
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ok i pressed y and hit enter and now it says
rm: can't remove 'system/media/audio/ui/Unlock.ogg': Read-Only File system
sorry man. I get the same thing. I'll check around if anything I'll let you know.
You can remove that file using Root Explorer if you feel like paying for it. Very worth it IMHO.
Doesn't remove vibration for me. Removed it via adb
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Uhh, .ogg is a sound file, how would that have anything to do with haptic feedback? That sound is what you get when you unlock your phone. (Obviously).
There an easy way to change the system sounds ?
Stuff like Unlock etc
Dyrinth said:
There an easy way to change the system sounds ?
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The system/ media/ audio folder holds your sounds. You can go in and replace the sounds with the sounds you want but keep the name the same.
You can use audacity to make Ogg files.
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Seems that i cant replace them permissions issue
Dyrinth said:
Seems that i cant replace them permissions issue
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you'll need to use a root shell in adb or make a flashable.zip or root explorer.
adb remout
adb shell
rm system/media/audio/<sound folder>/sound.ogg
push sound.ogg system/media/audio/<sound folder>/sound.ogg
Ok everyone. Here is the lockscreen mod, power menu AND additional clock options for KC1. This will NOT work on Krylon's stock build but ONLY my deodexed one. Since there is no cwm yet you will need to push the files manually with adb or use root explorer to drop them in. Root Explorer is the easiest method. Just be sure to set permissions on all the files to rw-r--r-- after you copy them in.
Lockscreens are Rotary (default), Puzzle, Android, Glass, Epic and Star Wars (Settings > Display > Unlock Screen)(Please be aware - Lockscreen wallpapers are not supported on any of these)
Power Menu (no header) - Reboot, Recovery, Download mode
Clock Options - Hide Clock, Hide am/pm (Settings > Date and Time)
Added "Stay Awake" option (Settings > Applications > Development)
Pretty sure I killed the "battery full" pop-up as well
DOWNLOAD <<<<< KC1 Lockscreens / Power Menu / Clock Options
If using adb here is what to do...
Place the files in the zip in your adb tools folder. Navigate to your tools folder in your cmd prompt and perform these commands
First, mount your system as r/w
Code:
adb shell
su (will need to accept root access on phone)
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
Your system is now mounted as read/write. Now remove the original files from your phone.
Code:
rm /system/framework/framework-res.apk
rm /system/framework/framework.jar
rm /system/framework/android.policy.jar
rm /system/framework/services.jar
rm /system/app/Settings.apk
exit
exit
Now push the new files into place.
framework files to framework folder
Code:
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework
adb push framework.jar /system/framework
adb push android.policy.jar /system/framework
adb push services.jar /system/framework
Settings to app folder
Code:
adb push Settings.apk /system/app
Now the files are all in place, but you need to set the correct permission on them.
Code:
adb shell
su
chmod 644 /system/framework/framework-res.apk
chmod 644 /system/framework/framework.jar
chmod 644 /system/framework/android.policy.jar
chmod 644 /system/framework/services.jar
chmod 644 /system/app/Settings.apk
DONE. Now reboot your phone. It will take about 5 minutes to reboot.
Again, you can use Root Explorer to move these files into place manually. Just be sure to set the permissions of all of them to rw-r--r-- after you do.
Credits
~ Untermensch for ultimately being my mentor on lockscreens and for his write-up on doing the power menu
~ S0niqu3 for the hide am/pm source
~ sbrissen for the hide clock source
Used root explorer to drop them in place and reset permissions work like a charm thanks
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Android, Rotary and Star Wars unlock doesn't have unlock sounds
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Wow. That was fast. Thank you much.
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chadster214 said:
Android, Rotary and Star Wars unlock doesn't have unlock sounds
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Yea only not all the lockscreens support unlock sounds. Only the twiz lockscreens support the twiz music player widget as well.
if u use root explorer do i just have to replace the framework and put the new one?
crunkhead18 said:
if u use root explorer do i just have to replace the framework and put the new one?
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yes, just overwrite the files
Can someone show me how to use this root explorer instead of adb
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rickyy00 said:
Can someone show me how to use this root explorer instead of adb
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I would honestly learn the basics before you try any of this.
i allready flashed stock deodexed kc1 rom onto my phone in hopes of putting on the lockscreens but i just wanted to know if the root explorer method was easier like he stated up there
I really want these....but its quite painful setting up all my sync'ed accounts again after flashing. I went from Deodexed to Krylon's Odexed Stock, to go back to Deodexed would be a painful process again to get all my accounts set back up and app's loaded + moved to SD. Also fixing the camera/mms/phone issue with the Deodexed ROM on top of that.
Anybody else have any thoughts? Just do it? Haha
mikeDCMDVA said:
I really want these....but its quite painful setting up all my sync'ed accounts again after flashing. I went from Deodexed to Krylon's Odexed Stock, to go back to Deodexed would be a painful process again to get all my accounts set back up and app's loaded + moved to SD. Also fixing the camera/mms/phone issue with the Deodexed ROM on top of that.
Anybody else have any thoughts? Just do it? Haha
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I used ES File Explorer, go into settings, and check the two boxes in Root setting.
Then go to the directory where the zip is saved, extract and copy paste to the right directories. Once that was done I rebooted. It took 5 min or so to boot but It came up. Once done go into settings and change lockscreen.
Worked like a charm for me. Thanks!!!
rickyy00 said:
i allready flashed stock deodexed kc1 rom onto my phone in hopes of putting on the lockscreens but i just wanted to know if the root explorer method was easier like he stated up there
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as the OP say " use root explorer to drop them in" come on dude!!! READ!!!
chadster214 said:
as the OP say " use root explorer to drop them in" come on dude!!! READ!!!
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DUDE THAT GUY NEEDS TO BE SPOON FED ON EVERYTHING! Even though it's already straight outlined for him.
YES RICKY00.
IF THE OP SAYS IT'S THE EASIEST METHOD THEN YES IT IS THE EASIEST METHOD. I USE IT BECAUSE IT'S THE EASIEST METHOD AND WELL WORTH THE MONEY TO PAY FOR THAT APP CUZ OF HOW EASY IT IS TO USE AND SINCE I'M A LAZY ASS TO USE ADB EVEN THOUGH ADB ISN'T THAT HARD.
so to be clear...
i have to flash the deodexed rom in order to have this?
i cant push them with root explorer with only a rooted 4gs?
freaktractor said:
so to be clear...
i have to flash the deodexed rom in order to have this?
i cant push them with root explorer with only a rooted 4gs?
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you have to flash to Deodexed KC1
Oh boy, so I was able to do this via ADB.
But thought I would also try and do it with Root Explorer. I am bored at my job today.
I copied the files to the sdcard. Then opened Root explorer, located the files, using multi- select I selected all but the settings file that goes into the system/app.
I then hit copy/ then tried to paste the four files to system/framework
I get an error that says there isn't enough space. Then I get all sorts of force closes, and have to re-odin the deodexed KC1.
What the hell am I doing wrong? I am sure I am just having a brain fart but its becoming irritating.
Bl4ckpheniX said:
Oh boy, so I was able to do this via ADB.
But thought I would also try and do it with Root Explorer. I am bored at my job today.
I copied the files to the sdcard. Then opened Root explorer, located the files, using multi- select I selected all but the settings file that goes into the system/app.
I then hit copy/ then tried to paste the four files to system/framework
I get an error that says there isn't enough space. Then I get all sorts of force closes, and have to re-odin the deodexed KC1.
What the hell am I doing wrong? I am sure I am just having a brain fart but its becoming irritating.
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I had the same problem with another framework, and cringed when I tried this method. BUT, I used ES File explorer for this mod and everything worked like a charm. I didnt have to set permissions or anything.
Bl4ckpheniX said:
Oh boy, so I was able to do this via ADB.
But thought I would also try and do it with Root Explorer. I am bored at my job today.
I copied the files to the sdcard. Then opened Root explorer, located the files, using multi- select I selected all but the settings file that goes into the system/app.
I then hit copy/ then tried to paste the four files to system/framework
I get an error that says there isn't enough space. Then I get all sorts of force closes, and have to re-odin the deodexed KC1.
What the hell am I doing wrong? I am sure I am just having a brain fart but its becoming irritating.
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Try using es file explorer
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fknfocused said:
I used ES File Explorer, go into settings, and check the two boxes in Root setting.
Then go to the directory where the zip is saved, extract and copy paste to the right directories. Once that was done I rebooted. It took 5 min or so to boot but It came up. Once done go into settings and change lockscreen.
Worked like a charm for me. Thanks!!!
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I am not deodexed though.
Here is a quick theme i whiped up with some help from UOT
If anyone gets this running please post screenshots!!!!!!!
if you need instructions for this DO NOT TRY THIS
not to flash
unfortunatly its untested but there should be no errors
requires ADB and know how to use it
DOWNLOAD
do i just replace the default files with your files?
here are some screenshots. Let me know if you need more
duke8804 said:
here are some screenshots. Let me know if you need more
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Completely off-topic but how do you like the micro cell? I was thinking about getting one.
i like it. works like it is supposed to. i live in the one spot of the city that gets no coverage at all and it gives me signal. they only down side is that if you are streaming a video or downloading files it will get very choppy (which is understandable). but other than that it is awesome.
duke8804 said:
i like it. works like it is supposed to. i live in the one spot of the city that gets no coverage at all and it gives me signal. they only down side is that if you are streaming a video or downloading files it will get very choppy (which is understandable). but other than that it is awesome.
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If this sounds like a noob...well it actually is...but what is a micro cell and is it for the A2..?
Basically it is a mini cell tower in your home that uses your internet. So if like me you get no reception at home it will give you full reception.
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duke8804 said:
Basically it is a mini cell tower in your home that uses your internet. So if like me you get no reception at home it will give you full reception.
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Gotcha...thanks!
duke8804 said:
i like it. works like it is supposed to. i live in the one spot of the city that gets no coverage at all and it gives me signal. they only down side is that if you are streaming a video or downloading files it will get very choppy (which is understandable). but other than that it is awesome.
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Streaming video on my microcell is smooth as can be.
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I tried to replace the two files using root explorer and now my phone just repeates the boot animation. What can i do?
lfaber06 said:
I tried to replace the two files using root explorer and now my phone just repeates the boot animation. What can i do?
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How did you replace them? Root Explorer or ADB? Because if you did it with root Explorer, it would have automatically rebooted when you replaced the Framework.apk, and then continue to bootloop after that. If you did use root explorer, the issue is a result of incorrect permissions being set on the framework apk.
Assuming your phone is rooted, you can chance the permissions to the framework.apk, or push the original back to the phone. I dont know the exact commands to put into the terminal, but hopefully someone here could type those out and list them?
Hope it helps, and good luck!, because what just happened was, your phone was soft-bricked, and until an sbf is released that you could flash, this would be the only plausible way to fix it.
DO NOT DO A FACTORY RESET/DATA WIPE THROUGH THE STOCK RECOVERY!
It will get rid of your root permissions, and then there's no hope until an sbf is released .
lfaber06 said:
I tried to replace the two files using root explorer and now my phone just repeates the boot animation. What can i do?
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Your going to have to use adb for this!
1. download the system dump over at the development section for atrix 2
2. you will need 2 file from the dump framework-res.apk and SystemUI.apk
3. put those 2 files on the root of ur sdcard
4. load adb and at the prompt type this
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
cat /sdcard/SystemUI.apk > /system/app/SystemUI.apk
chmod 755 /system/app/SystemUI.apk
now type this for framework
cat /sdcard/framework-res.apk > /system/framework/framework-res.apk
chmod 755 /system/framework/framework-res.apk
Next type
reboot
That should fix it ......
let me know how it works for ya
First off you will need to be rooted. Yes the link says RAZR M but it works just fine with the Photon Q. Tests on my phone show that this will not work with the software version 77.8.10.XT897.Sprint.en.US (11/6) release. I have heard of another person being able to use this exploit, though it shouldn't hurt to try this method anyway.
Second thing you will need is a terminal emulator.
This how-to only renames the audio file used for the camera when you take a picture. That means that all you have to do to get the sound back is to replace the code from the last step with the code at the end of this post.
1. Start the terminal emulator. You should see something like
Code:
[email protected]_c:/ $
The dollar sign tells you that you do not have root permissions.
2. Type in
Code:
su
This will give you root permission so you can rename the file for the camera sound. The $ will now change to #.
3. Now you'll type in a confusing mess
Code:
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
which will allow you to write files, needed since you are renaming something.
4. Now you need to move into the directory that has the camera sound file.
Code:
cd /system/media/audio/ui
5. The only thing left is to rename the audio file.
Code:
rename camera_click.ogg camera_click.ogg.bkup
Since this only renames the file you can get the sound back by doing the same steps again except for the final step which will be
Code:
rename camera_click.ogg.bkup camera_click.ogg
Hello everyone,
I just got my mopho q yesterday and received the ota this morning. I see at the top it says the razor rot method may or may not work. I just wondering ifanyone could confirm this. I want to root my phone but i don't want to unlock the boot loader just yet.
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I think root explorer is easier.
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johnp1991 said:
I think root explorer is easier.
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That it may be, but I'd rather do things without having to pay. Root Explorer costs about $4.
Solust said:
That it may be, but I'd rather do things without having to pay. Root Explorer costs about $4.
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ES File Explorer (free) can rename & move system files if you give it root access from settings.
It is good to learn command line anyway, thanks.
-Saint