hey guys,
little thing that's bugging me:
can i seperate notification and delivery report tone so they are different, i've been messing round with it for ages but cant seem to do it, im trying to keep my txt tone and when i get the delivery report it will just make a little sound rather the sounding off like i have a txt message.
This has been bugging me on my DHD as well and now on One X, and one thing I am certain: up until 2 days ago, I had different sounds for SMS notification and SMS delivery, but while figuring out how to change SMS delivery sound, I ended up with the same sound for both SMS notification and SMS delivery
any help is much appreciated, especially if installation of other apps is not required (like Go SMS, Handcent SMS, Sms PopUp etc)...
joriq said:
hey guys,
little thing that's bugging me:
can i seperate notification and delivery report tone so they are different, i've been messing round with it for ages but cant seem to do it, im trying to keep my txt tone and when i get the delivery report it will just make a little sound rather the sounding off like i have a txt message.
This has been bugging me on my DHD as well and now on One X, and one thing I am certain: up until 2 days ago, I had different sounds for SMS notification and SMS delivery, but while figuring out how to change SMS delivery sound, I ended up with the same sound for both SMS notification and SMS delivery
any help is much appreciated, especially if installation of other apps is not required (like Go SMS, Handcent SMS, Sms PopUp etc)...
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Open message app, while on main app screen go to menu, settings, notification change what you need there.
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TNX, but there is no option to change just the SMS delivery notification sound, only the notification sound for received messages and failure notification. Correct me if I'm wrong (and I was fiddling with those exact settings whole day long today).
joriq said:
TNX, but there is no option to change just the SMS delivery notification sound, only the notification sound for received messages and failure notification. Correct me if I'm wrong (and I was fiddling with those exact settings whole day long today).
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This is what I have in my options. And I'm able to change the sounds. Not sure if it's what your looking for but hope it helps. The sent and failure sound may be the same. But I just tested the send sound and it worked for me.
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hmmm... I believe I have figured it out, but it's not that logical... On the screen you've posted, I've changed received/notification sound to "facebook pop". Then I went to settings/personalize/sound/notification sounds/message and changed to the Incoming SMS sound I prefer. Now I have different sounds for SMS notification and SMS delivery.
The stupid thing is that when I go back to the screen you posted, it does not say "facebook pop", but the name of the notification sound I selected in settings/personalize/sound/notification sounds/message And if I mess with it, once again I have the same problem with the same sounds for SMS notification and SMS delivery... Let's hope this works after a reboot and such...
Thanks
Thanks mate. This was the only thing bugging me on my Wildfire S and you just solved my problem. Many many thanks.
no problem... It took me over a year and in the meantime I was being persuaded I just imagined my DHD had different incoming SMS and delivery notification sounds and that only third party apps might solve it, but I've cracked it finally :cyclops: I'm not saying I'm a genius or something, but it was not easy or logical :silly:
another explanation:
I found a fix for the HTC rezound, more of a glitch than a fix. If you go into your messages and hit settings, then notifications. Set the notification sound to what you want the delivery report sound to be. Then to change the SMS incoming, while at the home screen, go to personalize, then sound tab, notification sound, message sound and change that. Make sure that you DO NOT go back to the first step and check the notification sound in messages. If you do it will update and both will be the same. If you do not check it, they will be two different sounds.
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This is so strange... cause it's been around since HTC Desire. And this is one of the reasons I changed the stock ROM on the Desire... and not it's back in this high end phone called HTC One X, unbelievable. Who would really want this "feature" in the first place?
If you go into your messages and hit settings, then notifications. Set the notification sound to what you want the delivery report sound to be. Then to change the SMS incoming, while at the home screen, go to personalize, then sound tab, notification sound, message sound and change that. Make sure that you DO NOT go back to the first step and check the notification sound in messages. If you do it will update and both will be the same. If you do not check it, they will be two different sounds.
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Definitely a glitch on Android 2.3 & 4, but this is what you want. Working fine for me.
Took me forever to find this 'option'.
no audio delivery report
My handcent app recently updated to 4.5.1 and ever since then I have no audio delivery report. All settings are correct, and when i test the chosen audio report it works fine...but when I send an sms i get the faint vibrate but no audio...worked fine previously
Incoming Messages and Delivery Reports on Android 2.3.4
Yes, so for those who come for an answer to this thread for the related problem here is how it goes:
How to have different notification sounds for Incoming Messages and Delivery Reports on Android 2.3.4
DELIVERY REPORT SOUND:
On the "All Messages" screen, tap "Menu" button on your device and select "Settings". On that screen, under "Notifications", "Received Messages", select Notification sound for your DELIVERY REPORTS.
INCOMING MESSAGE SOUND:
Go to the general settings of your device! Select "Personalize", then tap sound. Under Notification Sounds - Messages, select your preferred sound for incoming messages.
Thanks to @joriq for this!
Thanks a lot guys, i had the same annoying problem and you gus helped me fix it immediately. Indeed its not logical to have such problem in htc but you are genious that you find the way. Thank you
Is there a workaround for this on Android 7? Running it on the HTC 10
wow! I am the original poster, complained about this five years ago and they still haven't fixed it?!
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wow! I am the original poster, complained about this five years ago and they still haven't fixed it?!
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It is Google who should fix it.
why is that? It works just fine on other phones, like my LG G4 and even custom HTC ROMs
joriq said:
why is that? It works just fine on other phones, like my LG G4 and even custom HTC ROMs
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Yeah, you are right.
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Okay, so I got go sms, and I love the app so far, but, anytime I try to select a notification from "music", I notice it doesn't play when I test it, or receive a text, but when I preview it, it plays. I mentioned this several times in the go SMS thread, and two updates later, the issue still exists. Any ideas how to fix this, THANKS.
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that's odd. mine doesn't even select the music. after i click OK it defaults back to current ringtone.
Same I also have the same both error ringtone back to default or ringtone in music dont work. And I thought there was something wrong with my SDcard because my ringtone was save in SDcard. It works fine after I send my ringtone to root/../notification sound. But sometimes the ringtone still goes missing, no ringtone just virbation.
Title says it all. Looked all over the web for an answer.....NOTHING!!! I hate this. All I want is for notification sounds (for sms & missed calls) to repeat rather than having the led light flash. Seems like a simple functionality to have. Anyone figure this out? Any fixes for it you guys would suggest?
Mine won't turn off notification sound for delivery reports extra really annoying
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this app will let you have the sms notification repeat
https://market.android.com/details?id=net.everythingandroid.smspopup
Hi All,
I have an AT&T Inspire 4G in which the "Notification Sound" is going off ALLLLLLL day and this morning, like it does it about 10 times with a 3 minute quiet time, then it sounds off again! I've gone in and changed all of my ringtones (email, texts, alarms, etc.) so I could pinpoint which one is doing it and it's the "Notification Sound" feature. What application is attached to this sound, as in, what does the alert mean?
I'm afraid to turn that notification off totally in case it's something I need to read. Can anyone tell me which one this is, and why it keeps going off?
Thanks a million! Starr
I've had my phone for almost two years now, and I've never been able to get sound notifications for messages, emails, or anything else during my calls. I've made sure my "Alerts on call" is checked and still nothing... I didn't see any other threads with this problem--only ones that wanted to disable this function. Why is mine so special?
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I've had my phone for almost two years now, and I've never been able to get sound notifications for messages, emails, or anything else during my calls. I've made sure my "Alerts on call" is checked and still nothing... I didn't see any other threads with this problem--only ones that wanted to disable this function. Why is mine so special?
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I don't recall actually ever hearing notifications while on a call. I just made a phone call and while on that call, I sent a couple gmails to myself, had an alarm go off, and received an update from a sports app but I only receive vibration or silent alerts. The alarm goes off however its vibrating only unless I am off of the call.
I have searched on the site and don't find this issue. Despite everything I have tried, I cannot change the from the soft, default Google Messages notification sound. I have even tried changing individual sounds on a person by person basis and that doesn't work. I have gone into sounds and notifications in settings, also tried by going into the Messages app. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Easy way just get Zedge and add new sound through that
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I have searched on the site and don't find this issue. Despite everything I have tried, I cannot change the from the soft, default Google Messages notification sound. I have even tried changing individual sounds on a person by person basis and that doesn't work. I have gone into sounds and notifications in settings, also tried by going into the Messages app. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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I can change the system default with no problem but the default per contact is a fail, so I feel you. Same with other alerts, like my Google Cameras. Wil lNOT set a different alert sound than the system default
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I can change the system default with no problem but the default per contact is a fail, so I feel you. Same with other alerts, like my Google Cameras. Wil lNOT set a different alert sound than the system default
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I can change the system default with no problem but the default per contact is a fail, so I feel you. Same with other alerts, like my Google Cameras. Wil lNOT set a different alert sound than the system default
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I can't even get the default to change. I have tried everything I can think of. Sounds and notifications, in the app itself, just can't figure it out and this is my 4th Pixel.
There are two locations for "setting" notification sounds for Google Messages as well as "default notification sound" UNDER "Sound and Vibration"!
Now if both of these are set to the same thing then everything will work OK. However, if the default location is set to one sound and the app setting is something else...then it's a toss up as to which will take precedence.
So here is my suggestion for two possible solutions.
Under settings>Sound and vibration>Default notification sound>My Sounds and select NONE. Now you can go to the messages app itself and tap on your avatar in the top right>Messages settings>Notifications>Other notifications>Sound and choose whatever sound you want. This will give you the sound you want for any messages you receive in the messages app. However, this will leave any other type of notifications such as a calendar reminder with NO sound (unless you assign one specifically to the calendar in the same relative manner as you just did with messages. I chose the calendar as an example because once you dig in and find the notification sound set for your calendar it is probably set to "Default notification sound" which you just set to NONE.
The second possible solution is to change the default notification sound to what you want and the messages app to the same sound. This will ALSO make all the other notification type sounds the same as in the previous calendar example.
Now you can always set the calendar to some thing different and it MIGHT work as you set it despite the default being set to something specific and it might not.
So of the two methods I have suggested the one that should work the best is to set the default notification sound to NONE and then go into each individual app that may give off a notification sound and give each one what you want. I hope this helps!
I am able to change my default sound to a different per app basis by going to profile picture and then clicking on message settings and select notifications then selecting behavior sound and more and from there select incoming messages then choose your sound for your messages. This is how google messages does it
jaseman said:
There are two locations for "setting" notification sounds for Google Messages as well as "default notification sound" UNDER "Sound and Vibration"!
Now if both of these are set to the same thing then everything will work OK. However, if the default location is set to one sound and the app setting is something else...then it's a toss up as to which will take precedence.
So here is my suggestion for two possible solutions.
Under settings>Sound and vibration>Default notification sound>My Sounds and select NONE. Now you can go to the messages app itself and tap on your avatar in the top right>Messages settings>Notifications>Other notifications>Sound and choose whatever sound you want. This will give you the sound you want for any messages you receive in the messages app. However, this will leave any other type of notifications such as a calendar reminder with NO sound (unless you assign one specifically to the calendar in the same relative manner as you just did with messages. I chose the calendar as an example because once you dig in and find the notification sound set for your calendar it is probably set to "Default notification sound" which you just set to NONE.
The second possible solution is to change the default notification sound to what you want and the messages app to the same sound. This will ALSO make all the other notification type sounds the same as in the previous calendar example.
Now you can always set the calendar to some thing different and it MIGHT work as you set it despite the default being set to something specific and it might not.
So of the two methods I have suggested the one that should work the best is to set the default notification sound to NONE and then go into each individual app that may give off a notification sound and give each one what you want. I hope this helps!
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Thank you for the detailed write up. I tried both solutions but still nothing. I even took this one step further and tried to sync the two with the ring sound so all three would be identical. However I can't do that because none of the tones in the ring match notifications or message sounds. I don't know what the glitch in my matrix is, but this is frustrating as heck. This isn't my first rodeo, and I refuse to believe I have some special P7P that prevents message notification modifications.
jak3r777 said:
I am able to change my default sound to a different per app basis by going to profile picture and then clicking on message settings and select notifications then selecting behavior sound and more and from there select incoming messages then choose your sound for your messages. This is how google messages does it
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Can you share a screenshot of the "Behavior Sound" screen? I don't see that as an option on my P7P. Thank you for the response.
Here you go
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I'm sorry I put it kinda step by step I just put it the way I would like to see it
Please let me know if I can be a further help to you
I also do not have a setting called "behavior sound"?
I wonder if it appears due to a particular setting or because of the model number of your P7P?
Here is a YouTube video telling you how
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Please let me know if I can be a further help to you
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It is so weird, after playing with settings for days, yesterday I started hearing my phone doing the notification for when out Ring cameras detect movement. Since I don't always check the video right away, it took until this morning to understand now my message notifications have started using same ring tone. What is weird is I set that tone during the time of this conversation. Huh...