Camera shutter sounds not working here.
I just found out that through root explorer that my /system/media is empty.
I'm running on a custom FW and my ringtones and notification tones are on my SD card.
Can someone upload the camera shutter sound files for me? (preferably the camera folder itself)
And and a quick instructions on how to put them back on my system/media folder would be an additional help.
I did search the forums but all i found was instructions on how to disable the shutter sounds, found a zip file containing shutter sounds (.ogg files) but those aren't the stock ones.
Thanks!
anyone? please help me.
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Kanttii put these together over in Android Themes HERE , and i have added a few more to it
It Is the Sounds off most of the Android Devices both mp3 & ogg 1235 in Total
Update 5.2.2011-2: Added new audio files, big thanks to kanttii and bypass23 and cvitur1 for the system dump of Optimus 2X!
Update 1.4.2011-3: Added 221 new Ringtones
Update 6.4.2011-4 Added over 200 audio files thanks tokanttii
Details:
- 1235 files total, both mp3 and ogg & mediacenter_intro.mp4
- 123 alarm sounds
- 282 notification sounds
- 711 ringtones
- 77 ui sounds
- 1 alert sound
- 1 boot sound
- 6 LG Electronics base sounds (?)
- Optimus 2X power toggle sound
- 25 camera sounds
- 5 indicator sounds (Verizon Extended Roaming Indicator)
- 1 midi
- Taken from Samsung, Sony Ericsson, HTC, Motorola, LG (Optimus 2X plus others), AOSP, Meizu and many different ROMs which included audio files, like CyanogenMOD, MIUI and more.
To use just :-
1. Download & unarchive to your SDCARD's root folder
2. Make sure the folder path is /sdcard/media
Download from HERE
Mirror HEREThanks Marvin02
Whats the deal with this file ...I can unzip it in WINZIP but the files wont work ? WTF ?
i ended up having to use 7zip on my windows netbook, running xp ..... could not open it at all on my mac, nothing worked!
droidxscott said:
Whats the deal with this file ...I can unzip it in WINZIP but the files wont work ? WTF ?
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All you have to do is unzip copy to your sd card create a file called media and put the file in there and they will show up when you go to your settings
lufc said:
All you have to do is unzip copy to your sd card create a file called media and put the file in there and they will show up when you go to your settings
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I've done this and they don't show up in my settings. Is there anything else I need to do? If I go to the files in file manager they all say unsupported file type when I attempt to play them. Both the ogg and mp3 files.
teddykgb715 said:
I've done this and they don't show up in my settings. Is there anything else I need to do? If I go to the files in file manager they all say unsupported file type when I attempt to play them. Both the ogg and mp3 files.
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Thats strange your the fist one to say this and lots are using it
I would re-download it make sure there is a folder on the sd card called Media copy all the files in to there and thats it they show up
Keep us informed mate
Not sure what the problem is, but I've downloaded this several times and not only will they not play on my Charge, they won't even play on 2 different PC's.
Giving up!
This is my first post so please dont flame me too bad!
Just bought a GS2SR and installed a keyboard app to replace the android keyboard however i LOATHE the keypress sound (sounds like an old typewriter). I really like the galaxy s2 keyboard sounds so here's what i've done to solve the issue so far..
-downloaded stock GS2 rom and extracted the .ogg sound files for the keyboard click
-converted .ogg files to .wav(same format as files i am replacing inside the .apk) and renamed them to the EXACT name of the .wav files i am replacing inside the .apk
-download the keyboard .apk and open in winRAR (didn't change file extention)
-inside the .apk i located directory containing the .wav files and deleted them
-from the desktop i dragged the new .wav files into winRAR and dropped them in the original directory
-close winRAR
-resign .apk
-plug phone in and view on PC as mass storage mode.
-click and drag newly edited and signed .apk into the downloads folder on phone
-unplug phone
-install .apk on phone
So the installation went fine. I go into messaging and the keyboard shows up and works perfectly. only problem is i have no keyboard sounds! why aren't my new .wav files playing when i press a key? what am i missing here?
Did you rename the .wav files to be the same?
weaselnoze said:
This is my first post so please dont flame me too bad!
Just bought a GS2SR and installed a keyboard app to replace the android keyboard however i LOATHE the keypress sound (sounds like an old typewriter). I really like the galaxy s2 keyboard sounds so here's what i've done to solve the issue so far..
-downloaded stock GS2 rom and extracted the .ogg sound files for the keyboard click
-converted .ogg files to .wav(same format as files i am replacing inside the .apk) and renamed them to the EXACT name of the .wav files i am replacing inside the .apk
-download the keyboard .apk and open in winRAR (didn't change file extention)
-inside the .apk i located directory containing the .wav files and deleted them
-from the desktop i dragged the new .wav files into winRAR and dropped them in the original directory
-close winRAR
-resign .apk
-plug phone in and view on PC as mass storage mode.
-click and drag newly edited and signed .apk into the downloads folder on phone
-unplug phone
-install .apk on phone
So the installation went fine. I go into messaging and the keyboard shows up and works perfectly. only problem is i have no keyboard sounds! why aren't my new .wav files playing when i press a key? what am i missing here?
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From my limited experience, I don't think it's that easy to modify the apk. Me thinks you need to decompile the .dex, muck around with that a bit, re-compile the apk, then rezip and resign it.
Doesn't hurt to Zipalign it also.
Look up Apk Manager to get more info.
Hello
Would someone please tell me what .ogg file in stock ICS ROM is the sound when you select or touch an option on screen "touch sound" cause I don't like it and wanna change it with other .ogg file...the sound files are in system/media/audio/ui if I am not mistaken...
Thanks
PS:also anybody has any suggestion on what camera focus sound should I replace the stock one with ?
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I have a metropcs lg g stylo(lollipop5.0.2) and I did an android sound mod using es file explorer, but now I've no sound after changing the volume values. And my music won't play properly.. It fastforwards all the songs but with no sound. And so I tried to change the values back but now everytime I go into the mixerpath folder the first half of the file is missing... So yea I need help ASAP
download and extract the one i just uploaded and overwrite the one in your system/etc folder then set the right permissions and reboot and you will have sound and i personally have the boost variant
Haha thanks a lot bro, really appreciate it!
Hi guys,
would anyone know to inform me which way in android oreo (S8) the Ringtones / Notifications, alarms, Wallpaper?
What you mean exactly? Where they are located?
The sounds are located to /system/media/audio/ then /ringtones and /notifications.
I think the stock wallpaper is located into the systemUI.apk (but I'm not sure).
New wallpapers or themes should be located into /data/overlays.
So you need root to change or remove some of them.
To add new sounds you normally only need to copy sound files to your internal storage. There should be a folder called ringtones.
If that don't work create a folder "media". Into this folder create a subfolder calles "audio". Into this folder create 2 folders. 1 called "ringtones", the other "notifications". Copy the sound files into this last 2 folders and reboot.
That should work.
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Logel said:
What you mean exactly? Where they are located?
The sounds are located to /system/media/audio/ then /ringtones and /notifications.
I think the stock wallpaper is located into the systemUI.apk (but I'm not sure).
New wallpapers or themes should be located into /data/overlays.
So you need root to change or remove some of them.
To add new sounds you normally only need to copy sound files to your internal storage. There should be a folder called ringtones.
If that don't work create a folder "media". Into this folder create a subfolder calles "audio". Into this folder create 2 folders. 1 called "ringtones", the other "notifications". Copy the sound files into this last 2 folders and reboot.
That should work.
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Tks my brother