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Can anyone tell me how i can replace the "click" sound for the Unlock screen on the new 2.2 ROM that was leaked? i want to use the Droid sound .ogg file instead of the unlock sound HTC put in.
I tried doing a adb push Unlock.ogg /system/media/audio/ui
but it didn't replace it,
I did it in recovery and it said it went through, but audio is the same
am I missing a command?
NCX Designs said:
Can anyone tell me how i can replace the "click" sound for the Unlock screen on the new 2.2 ROM that was leaked? i want to use the Droid sound .ogg file instead of the unlock sound HTC put in.
I tried doing a adb push Unlock.ogg /system/media/audio/ui
but it didn't replace it,
I did it in recovery and it said it went through, but audio is the same
am I missing a command?
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Did you mount system and data
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hmm, not sure how to so i doubt it
In recovery,go into partitions menu and select mount system mount.data.
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Thanks a bunch! It worked!
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Thanks a bunch! It worked!
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Your welcome
Cheers!
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NCX Designs said:
Can anyone tell me how i can replace the "click" sound for the Unlock screen on the new 2.2 ROM that was leaked? i want to use the Droid sound .ogg file instead of the unlock sound HTC put in.
I tried doing a adb push Unlock.ogg /system/media/audio/ui
but it didn't replace it,
I did it in recovery and it said it went through, but audio is the same
am I missing a command?
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mind sharing the file?
There you go, just rename it to Unlock.ogg after you unzip it
NEWB...Please Help
Hey guys,
I know this thread is a bit old but I am new to this stuff and have very little idea about how to do this.
Is there a resource somewhere here that explains the how to's for guys like me?
Or just a noob guide to making my dinc play a different sound when I unlock it.
Thanks so much.
It was explained earlier in the thread. For this update zip method reboot into recovery. Go into mounts/storage mount system and data. Then flash your update zip just make sure to rename the audio file in the zip to the file name mentioned above. Hope that helps.
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sunder74 said:
It was explained earlier in the thread. For this update zip method reboot into recovery. Go into mounts/storage mount system and data. Then flash your update zip just make sure to rename the audio file in the zip to the file name mentioned above. Hope that helps.
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No... that is not a flashable zip. You need to extract the file from the zip, rename it and adb push to its location. If this doesn't make sense, don't bother cuz you can f#ck up your phone...
Can any audio file be used for this? ie: can I rename laser.mp3 to unlock.ogg? Will that work?
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Comicazy said:
Can any audio file be used for this? ie: can I rename laser.mp3 to unlock.ogg? Will that work?
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That will not work, you must convert the file from mp3 to ogg first, use this site to do that
http://media.io/
simply upload your file you want to use, select the format you want to convert to (.ogg for UI audio (ie: unlock sound, alert sound, etc)
before sending to your phone, be sure to rename the audio file to be exactly the same name (including Caps) ie: Unlock.ogg NOT unlock.ogg
I hope this helps, if it does, please click "Thanks"!
The reason for the caps vs lowercase is because this is a Linux operating system, in Linux, the OS see's file names as OS files if there named a certain way, take for example
if you put a folder called Media on your SD card's root, and then have another folder called "Notifications" inside that, the phone will show those files as Notification sounds when selecting them to change
if the folder was called media and not Media, the phone would ignore it If its on the SD card, but if its inside the System folder it won't.
Media>Notifications>Name.ogg <<SD card))
Media>Audio>UI>Name.ogg <<system/media/audio/ui) internal memory
but all the audio files inside the System/Media/Audio/UI folder have caps then lowercase.
Unlock.ogg
Lock.ogg
VideoRecord.ogg
KeypressReturn.ogg
KeypressDelete.ogg
Effect_Tick.ogg
camera_click.ogg
if you rename a file that doesn't exactly match what the system wants, it will not replace the existing one and still use the stock one.
make sense yet? (No Pun intended) lol
do you get it? (the UI folder must be inside the System/Customize/
What you said makes sense. Although I can't seem to get that website to work from my phone. Every time I click convert, I says cannot locate. Do I need to do this from a computer?
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Comicazy said:
What you said makes sense. Although I can't seem to get that website to work from my phone. Every time I click convert, I says cannot locate. Do I need to do this from a computer?
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can't do it on your phone, it uses java and some other sort of code that won't work on a mobile phone.
simply save it to your pc where you know it would be easy to find and then just push it using ADB (make sure you move or save the file inside the tools folder of the sdk if you push it using adb or it adb won't find it
SUCCESS! I was actually able to use a different site using my phone. http://www.online-convert.com/
I then used root explorer to rename and copy the file into the correct system folder. Works great now. My only complaint is that it seems I can't control the volume of the lock/unlock sounds I chose using any of the volume settings. It's always on full blast unless I set to silent or vibrate. Any ideas? Thanks.
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SUCCESS AGAIN!! I did some research and found out you can change the system volume, which controls the lock sounds, via an app called Audio Manager. I just used the free widget version and lowered my system volume by one or two. Works great. I don't personally use the widget portion of the app. Thanks for everyone's help on this. Hope my trials help someone else find the answers they need.
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Comicazy said:
SUCCESS AGAIN!! I did some research and found out you can change the system volume, which controls the lock sounds, via an app called Audio Manager. I just used the free widget version and lowered my system volume by one or two. Works great. I don't personally use the widget portion of the app. Thanks for everyone's help on this. Hope my trials help someone else find the answers they need.
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lol yeah, its media volume is what you want to control the sounds volumes, and you can control this under settings>sound>volume
be carefule with those volume apps they can screw up your speaker, some are designed to send more voltage to your speaker than it can handle making it louder but as an end result can fry your speaker and cause it to crackle or have static
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lol yeah, its media volume is what you want to control the sounds volumes, and you can control this under settings>sound>volume
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Actually, media volume does nothing to adjust the lock sounds once you change them. System sounds is what you want to change. Although keep in mind that this also changes the volumes for 'sound on keypress' and 'audible selection' options. I just lowered mine from 7 to 6 and it made a HUGE different in the volume.
NCX Designs said:
be carefule with those volume apps they can screw up your speaker, some are designed to send more voltage to your speaker than it can handle making it louder but as an end result can fry your speaker and cause it to crackle or have static
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That's why I dont use them to make anything louder, but more to individually control each sound. If I want music or something louder, I'll plug my phone into some sort of external system.
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You guys doing this on a stock sense rom? Because i've done the exact same thing and nothing changes on either the unlock screen or the camea shutter.
Hello, im back with more questions an curiosity. Iv heard u can change Apps I cons by opening the APK an replacing the icon.png. an iv gtten a little mixed up, some said only stock icons but theoretically if u can open u can change any right?
Also is it possibly to change app layout colors? an can menu colors or ur phone e changed like when u power down ur phone can u change it to black insted of grey or the bottom of ur phone where all apps phone an the + button change it black wih green letters ect?
im tryin to get dee into modding my phone perfect to my style
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Hello, im back with more questions an curiosity. Iv heard u can change Apps I cons by opening the APK an replacing the icon.png. an iv gtten a little mixed up, some said only stock icons but theoretically if u can open u can change any right?
Also is it possibly to change app layout colors? an can menu colors or ur phone e changed like when u power down ur phone can u change it to black insted of grey or the bottom of ur phone where all apps phone an the + button change it black wih green letters ect?
im tryin to get dee into modding my phone perfect to my style
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You can literally change everything about the appearance of your phone. Any apk file can be opened and modified. If you download an app from the market, but you don't like the icon, you can open the apk and replace the icon.png You can also change the color of your menus etc. It is a complicated process and you'll have to learn how to work with apks, edit 9.png files, and even work with XML files and HEX colors. I actually gave up on themeing because it ended up taking up too much time...but if you're willing to jump in and get your elbows dirty you can change anything you want about your phone's appearance, and it actually is a really rewarding experience. To get started, just search the forum for a "guide to themeing".
You can also ask some of the themers for advice by sending them a private message. That's the best way to learn, if someone is willing to teach you.
Hope that helps.
-alex
Well I thing i got changing the icons down. an when i open the xml files in a hex editor theres too meny numbers, any simpler way to change colors by chance?
Im really surprised that kno one has been able to evelope an app that just gives a list of colors an icons an what not an u just click ok, if i was developer savy anuff id tottally have an app editor in the works
Just realized somthing, to change icons, wouldnt it be smarter to just open the apk in root explorer an over write the icon, insted of moving it to ur computer an possibly making it not install back on ur phone?
nah its a lot deeper than that, because after you open and edit an APK the .apk file must then be re-signed it's like it's digital signature... or it will not install on your phone... There are a few apps out that help a lot with the theming process.. and as for .xml files i think they are encrypted so you would have to use an xml decrypter and edit it then encrypt it again and add it back into the apk and resign the file... all these topics are covered in various parts of the forums though... here's a link with lots of information that can help you along your way...
https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AcdxIJRSH9ypZGZzc2pxNDlfMjdnazk4OHNxZA&hl=en
good luck!
DubsideWICKED said:
Well I thing i got changing the icons down. an when i open the xml files in a hex editor theres too meny numbers, any simpler way to change colors by chance?
Im really surprised that kno one has been able to evelope an app that just gives a list of colors an icons an what not an u just click ok, if i was developer savy anuff id tottally have an app editor in the works
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DubsideWICKED said:
Just realized somthing, to change icons, wouldnt it be smarter to just open the apk in root explorer an over write the icon, insted of moving it to ur computer an possibly making it not install back on ur phone?
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nah its a lot deeper than that, because after you open and edit an APK the .apk file must then be re-signed it's like it's digital signature... or it will not install on your phone... There are a few apps out that help a lot with the theming process.. and as for .xml files i think they are encrypted so you would have to use an xml decrypter and edit it then encrypt it again and add it back into the apk and resign the file... all these topics are covered in various parts of the forums though... here's a link with lots of information that can help you along your way...
https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AcdxIJRSH9ypZGZzc2pxNDlfMjdnazk4OHNxZA&hl=en
good luck!
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xml files in android are not encrypted they are just compile form of xml. Its a space saver thing.
As for having a program to edit things in xml files on the fly its might be possible but since xml its soooo generic and there is really no way to make a program that would go through an xml file and change the things that represent colors and value etc... Something like this could be done for say a framework but then it would really be only for that framework or apk.
I copied the browser from system app to my sd an opened it with 7zip i didnt extract it i just moved the icon i wanted to the corect spot. an moved it back over to system app an copied over the old now browser is gone y wont it install :S
did you take out META-INF file then resign it that works for me sometimes
Lol didn't we just say it had to be re signed to replaced stuff in the apk.
Also tip fore you guys when you resign an apk you don't need to delete the meta inf folder in will replace the old one
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I read in a few post that if u dont extract the file it doesnt break signing. an also herd system apps that arnt downloaded dont need signed. , so much mixed stuff ahh lol.
Well when i went to move te original apk back is didnt work eathier :S idk y or what im doing wrong.
Also i havent found any but is there a program to resign apks with out useing abd
DubsideWICKED said:
I read in a few post that if u dont extract the file it doesnt break signing. an also herd system apps that arnt downloaded dont need signed. , so much mixed stuff ahh lol.
Well when i went to move te original apk back is didnt work eathier :S idk y or what im doing wrong.
Also i havent found any but is there a program to resign apks with out useing abd
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If you want it to install, you need to sign the .apk
There is a signing tool. Search for it. I would link it, but I am on my phone, not the computer
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I cant figure out how to sign, i found app manager 4.9 bt im lost i signed browser moved it to sd an then back to system app an it wont install....
y wont it work? would meta morph be better to change icons
or any other ideas to make it easyier and hopefully with out useing ABD,
and a idea off what icons i want to change
calendar
call history
camcorder
camera
gmail
IM
internet
latitude
maps
market
messages
navigation
Myspace
pandora
people
phone
photos
places
root explorer
talk
DubsideWICKED said:
I cant figure out how to sign, i found app manager 4.9 bt im lost i signed browser moved it to sd an then back to system app an it wont install....
y wont it work? would meta morph be better to change icons
or any other ideas to make it easyier and hopefully with out useing ABD,
and a idea off what icons i want to change
calendar
call history
camcorder
camera
gmail
IM
internet
latitude
maps
market
messages
navigation
Myspace
pandora
people
phone
photos
places
root explorer
talk
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Go here and use that... Thats about as easy as I can make it.
I got the apk signed what am i doing wrong, i moved the new signed apk back to my sd card an moved it back to system/app an it still dont install. this is getting very frusterating.
Is is because its a stock system app that i didnt download or what?
DubsideWICKED said:
I got the apk signed what am i doing wrong, i moved the new signed apk back to my sd card an moved it back to system/app an it still dont install. this is getting very frusterating.
Is is because its a stock system app that i didnt download or what?
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maybe rename it back to its original name. dont move it from the sdcard to the system/app folder just use astro and open it from the sdcard then it will install.
still wouldnt work but adb did witch it took me hours to figure out how to set up adb.
so is there a good adb cmd guide on here
Hello,
i can change my ringtone easily but i don't find how i can change my message tone in a ringtone i've downloaded (an mp3 file).
Grtz pepegaber
Settings> personalize> sound> notification
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eyahl said:
Settings> personalize> sound> notification
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I find settings, personalize but then i cant find Sound. I see:
Scene
Skin
Wallpaper
Lock screen
widget
app
shortcut
folder
sound set
ringtone
notification sount
alarm
Thanks for your answer!
Notification sound is what you want
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oke i found it, now i see default notification, message, calendar and email. But now i'm stuck, i don't find how to use a personal sound. All the sounds are from HTC and when i click get more i'm automatically redirected to "notifications from htc hub".
grtz and thanks for the reply
Dude...
Use a file explorer, navigate to your sound files location, long press it and select "use as notification" or something like that. From now on it will be also in your sound list (personalize etc...)
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Use file explorer with root and copy the mp3 you want to system/media/audio/notifications reboot the phone and you will see that your copied file is now there to be selected under default notifications/messages .
pandollar said:
Use file explorer with root and copy the mp3 you want to system/media/audio/notifications reboot the phone and you will see that your copied file is now there to be selected.
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Another way, same result.
@pepegaber:
You are free to try such simple things yourself. with a bit thinking you could have an answer in less than a minute.
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i use es file explorer and when i long press mij .amr file the only options are
open as
cut
copy
rename
delete
move to
copy to
music
select all
shortcut
bookmark
compress
share and properties
if i knew the answer i wouldn't ask the question...
thanks in advance and grtz
thx pandollar,
it worked the way you described it. Now it looks actually pretty stupid but when you're a noob in that kinda stuff...
anyhow thank you guys very much, you made my day!
pepegaber said:
thx pandollar,
it worked the way you described it. Now it looks actually pretty stupid but when you're a noob in that kinda stuff...
anyhow thank you guys very much, you made my day!
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we've all been there, Glad you got it, it seems that different Roms have different ways of doing this
Disclaimer…
In no way should this be considered safe. While it’s fairly straight forward…messing with ANY system files could result in bootloops, lost sounds, World Wars, or complete device destruction. You’ve already rooted your phone…so you should be able to handle this but please don’t hold me liable if your device does turn into an expensive brick.
What you will need…
Your favorite root explorer (I use Solid Explorer Pro).
UI Sounds (I found a pack of royalty free UI Sounds from Narfstuff http://www.narfstuff.co.uk/2009/09/13/royalty-free-ui-sound-pack-now-free/)
Steps…
Fire up your root explorer app and navigate to system/media/audio/ui.
Locate TW_Touch.ogg file.
Instead of backing up the file I just copied it and then pasted it back into the same folder and renamed the copy to TW_Touch_OLD.ogg.
Navigate back to your SD Card and create a folder where you can manage your new sounds…copy any of the sounds you would like to use to replace the screen touch sound with here (if you are using the UI pack I provided just extract the .zip and then copy the sounds you want to use into your newly created folder).
Once you have identified the sound you want to use you will want to rename it to the original file name…TW_Touch.ogg. (Please note that the sounds I provided are not in .ogg format! You must RENAME THE FILE/EXTENSION to TW_Touch.ogg! Don’t forget the .ogg part!
Once the file has been renamed to TW_Touch.ogg copy the file.
Now browse back to system/media/audio/ui and PASTE the file into the UI folder. Your root explorer should give you the option to OVERWRITE…this is what you’ll want to do.
Once the file has been overwritten reboot your phone and enjoy not having to hear your significant other complain about the “water drop” noise while using your Note 3 in bed.
Please note!
This method can be used to replace any system UI sounds you’d like…obviously you will just need to rename files. Just be extremely careful! See disclaimer at the top of this post for further information.
tropazr said:
Disclaimer…
In no way should this be considered safe. While it’s fairly straight forward…messing with ANY system files could result in bootloops, lost sounds, World Wars, or complete device destruction. You’ve already rooted your phone…so you should be able to handle this but please don’t hold me liable if your device does turn into an expensive brick.
What you will need…
Your favorite root explorer (I use Solid Explorer Pro).
UI Sounds (I found a pack of royalty free UI Sounds from Narfstuff http://www.narfstuff.co.uk/2009/09/13/royalty-free-ui-sound-pack-now-free/)
Steps…
Fire up your root explorer app and navigate to system/media/audio/ui.
Locate TW_Touch.ogg file.
Instead of backing up the file I just copied it and then pasted it back into the same folder and renamed the copy to TW_Touch_OLD.ogg.
Navigate back to your SD Card and create a folder where you can manage your new sounds…copy any of the sounds you would like to use to replace the screen touch sound with here (if you are using the UI pack I provided just extract the .zip and then copy the sounds you want to use into your newly created folder).
Once you have identified the sound you want to use you will want to rename it to the original file name…TW_Touch.ogg. (Please note that the sounds I provided are not in .ogg format! You must RENAME THE FILE/EXTENSION to TW_Touch.ogg! Don’t forget the .ogg part!
Once the file has been renamed to TW_Touch.ogg copy the file.
Now browse back to system/media/audio/ui and PASTE the file into the UI folder. Your root explorer should give you the option to OVERWRITE…this is what you’ll want to do.
Once the file has been overwritten reboot your phone and enjoy not having to hear your significant other complain about the “water drop” noise while using your Note 3 in bed.
Please note!
This method can be used to replace any system UI sounds you’d like…obviously you will just need to rename files. Just be extremely careful! See disclaimer at the top of this post for further information.
Easier (but less fun) method…
Buy the pro version of Ultimate Sound Control (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2482155). This app will allow you to easily replace any system sound you’d like. It’s $1.99….support the dev!
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This seems almost too good to be true. The reviews for that USC app are pretty dismal. Have you had any experience using the actual app yet?
I want to change sounds of unlocking and locking the phone as well. Hopefully this works.
Slicc98 said:
This seems almost too good to be true. The reviews for that USC app are pretty dismal. Have you had any experience using the actual app yet?
I want to change sounds of unlocking and locking the phone as well. Hopefully this works.
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Honestly...if you know how to copy and paste using a root file explorer it's pretty simple without the app. Pretty much all of the UI sounds are in the file destination listed. PM me if I can help you.
I switched back to the sidekick 4g's touch noise.a nice elegant click
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Great write up! I changed all my touch sounds to Effect_Tic.ogg and its a nice soft tic noise instead of the standard tw noise. If you want to change the hard button sounds (menu and back) you have to replace the S_HW_Touch.ogg file to the sound of your preference.
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Quickvic30 said:
Great write up! I changed all my touch sounds to Effect_Tic.ogg and its a nice soft tic noise instead of the standard tw noise. If you want to change the hard button sounds (menu and back) you have to replace the S_HW_Touch.ogg file to the sound of your preference.
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Sweet. Thanks for the tip! Please hit thanks if I helped you!
Any suggestions for the best sounds?
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Slicc98 said:
Any suggestions for the best sounds?
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I am using a sound from this sound pack ( http://www.narfstuff.co.uk/2009/09/13/royalty-free-ui-sound-pack-now-free/ )...lot's of good and free UI sounds. I think I'm using one of the "knock" sounds.
Developer must have pulled the pro version seems like their was a lot of issues with it. So I will have to wait..
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changing ogg files
there is a aroma zip i used to get alot of sound files. All from my note 2. I copied every sound file i liked using es file explorer, to a whatever named folder which i then transfer to systems. I then use Rom Toolbox pro to overwrite copy the new sound files over. works great
tropazr said:
Disclaimer…
In no way should this be considered safe. While it’s fairly straight forward…messing with ANY system files could result in bootloops, lost sounds, World Wars, or complete device destruction. You’ve already rooted your phone…so you should be able to handle this but please don’t hold me liable if your device does turn into an expensive brick.
What you will need…
Your favorite root explorer (I use Solid Explorer Pro).
UI Sounds (I found a pack of royalty free UI Sounds from Narfstuff http://www.narfstuff.co.uk/2009/09/13/royalty-free-ui-sound-pack-now-free/)
Steps…
Fire up your root explorer app and navigate to system/media/audio/ui.
Locate TW_Touch.ogg file.
Instead of backing up the file I just copied it and then pasted it back into the same folder and renamed the copy to TW_Touch_OLD.ogg.
Navigate back to your SD Card and create a folder where you can manage your new sounds…copy any of the sounds you would like to use to replace the screen touch sound with here (if you are using the UI pack I provided just extract the .zip and then copy the sounds you want to use into your newly created folder).
Once you have identified the sound you want to use you will want to rename it to the original file name…TW_Touch.ogg. (Please note that the sounds I provided are not in .ogg format! You must RENAME THE FILE/EXTENSION to TW_Touch.ogg! Don’t forget the .ogg part!
Once the file has been renamed to TW_Touch.ogg copy the file.
Now browse back to system/media/audio/ui and PASTE the file into the UI folder. Your root explorer should give you the option to OVERWRITE…this is what you’ll want to do.
Once the file has been overwritten reboot your phone and enjoy not having to hear your significant other complain about the “water drop” noise while using your Note 3 in bed.
Please note!
This method can be used to replace any system UI sounds you’d like…obviously you will just need to rename files. Just be extremely careful! See disclaimer at the top of this post for further information.
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Thanks for writing, hope it will help to work
No way , this is Pretty awesome. I missed doing this on my Note z . Now I need to Find my sounds that l used to . have and Ill be set for awhile , Thank you !!
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Gotta put the lightsaber sounds back on my stylus. I did alot of this stuff on my other phones. Try using an actual submarine nuclear alert sound as power_on if you want to make the wife happy.
Edit- I moved some stuff off of my sd card to the pc, I'll see if I saved my sounds file and share a couple.
Meanwhile here's a free online converter if you want to convert to .ogg. I used ringtone maker to take parts of songs and clip them, then convert to .ogg to yse as a system sound. Use your imagination, this can be fun.
There's also an AT&T site that will convert what you type into spoken word in several different accents, for awhile my power off was a girl saying "commence shutdown protocol" with a french accent.
http://www2.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/demo.php
http://media.io/
Here's the lightsaber stylus sounds. Already named, copypasta, fix permissions.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4sby05clpghtven/Pen_att_noti1.ogg
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x4re9ehee66zf1i/Pen_det_noti1.ogg
Ogg files
Would be nice if you guys could post some Ogg sounds you have so we can copy n paste.
Cod3L1ne said:
Would be nice if you guys could post some Ogg sounds you have so we can copy n paste.
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You didn't like the lightsaber sounds?
9wire said:
You didn't like the lightsaber sounds?
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Oh yea but I like a lot of different sound I was basically seeing what or wanting to know what others are using. I have the sound aroma zip and there cool but not updated like what's new lol
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Guys..i cant rename the twtouch file...it is read only...any idea?thanks
urakanje said:
Guys..i cant rename the twtouch file...it is read only...any idea?thanks
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You need a file browser. Something like es file explorer works good. Then in settings of that app turn on root explorer and mount system as writable. You must be rooted for four this to work
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tropazr said:
Honestly...if you know how to copy and paste using a root file explorer it's pretty simple without the app. Pretty much all of the UI sounds are in the file destination listed. PM me if I can help you.
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heyyy please show me or guide me step by step how change system and other sonds ...please..... truly appreciated....need your help
Warning: for deodexed roms only – if you are running an odex rom, you previously have to delete the full content of /system/priv-app/SystemUI/ folder
Here is a small tutorial for those who want to use touchwiz nougat roms with on screen keys aka navbar and want to see the keys both when the navbar background is dark or white.
Actually, it is my own design in pixel style to get visible keys in any condition., you can find a screenshot here https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/themes/navbar-s7-edge-nougat-t3572377/page2
Not a great work, just some files in .pio format to be replaced into systemUI.apk….
Well, tbh, I just edited the original .png files from pixel, added a black contour and renamed them as .pio, but I see that everybody is keeping their own knowledge quie secret nowadays lol
First of all, you obviously have got to add
qemu.hw.mainkeys = 0
to you build.prop
Then you might go to /system/usr/kelayout/
and edit
Generic.kl
by commenting key 158 BACK which turns into # key 158 BACK
and key 254 APP_SWITCH wich will become # key 254 APP_SWITCH
These comments will disable back and recents hardware keys, while it is strongly advisable to let the home key fully functional.
You might disable button lights as well, but this feature is implemented in most roms and you can even find an app in the play store (it can be made even through software, but it’d be a waste of time).
Now you can take the systemUI.apk alleged to this post and replace with it to the current one inside /system/priv-app/SystemUI/
You have to set the correct permissions, of course, and reboot,
This file should work for any touchwiz nougat rom.
It is a generic deodexed file and systemUI.apk has been the same since the first release (according to the changelogs I have seen so far).
If your rom has got a modded systemUI with its own features, you will loose them, so I also attach a zip which includes the modded .pio files. You can add them inside systemUI.apk even without using apktool, you just have to:
- rename systemUI.apk as systemUI.zip;
- open the zip, go to /res//drawable/xxhdpi-v4
- overwrite the existing files with the one I supplied;
- rename back systemUI.zip to systemUI.apk
and then you can use your new systemUI with my files.
Now you might see that the touchwiz launcher is a mess and there is a huge room between the dock and the workspace… Well, the matter is that, once you activate the navbar, the launcher detects the wrong dpi… I tried to mod it, but I wasn’t able to fix it. So a couple of days ago I found an easy work-around.
It has got a caveat: it breaks Samsung pay and Android Pay or at least ot should. I am not sure, because I don’t use such services. I posted that workaround in Echoerom forum, but I haven’t had yet any feedback, so just try.
Here is the workaround:
- open the terminal;
- type su
- type wm density 500 && reboot
Once you reboot, the launcher will be ok.
To revert;
- open terminal
- type su
- type wm size reset && reboot
I also attach a modded pixel launcher (to be place in /system/app) which works better than the touchwiz one and doesn’t need any modification to wm density
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Credits:
- an xda guy who some time ago posted somewhere a tutorial about wm density… Please gimme the link, if you find it
- people from Echoerom forum and Kyri the most since they let me tinker with my phone after a long time
Link for systemUI.apk https://db.tt/0YWejenIoC
Link for .pio files https://db.tt/VCwNum3KAE
Link for modded pixel launcher https://db.tt/aHfUj0vYVW
Great work and share. Thanks m8.
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Could u, please, be so kind and release a modded nougat SystemUI with matching colours and original TW navbar buttons? And could u also add the S8 clock mod to It?
I guess it's that what many people are searching for atm.... Colour matching S8 navbar buttons and the modded S8 clock in SystemUi. Would be nice if u could so that!
Link to "S8 clock mod": https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/themes-apps/collection-s8-apps-project-dream-t3565688/post71492533#post71492533
Thanks for ur time!
Well, I am not a themer, but I might have an idea to get the stock Samsung keys visible.... I will have a look, though I prefer pixel's style ones.
It will be a trick, because I don't even know how S8 keys will behave.... A real mod would require to mess with styles and it's not my cup of tea, tbh. I know what to do, but I am not very skilled with gimp, so it could take a bit of time.
Regarding the clock I don't know, it doesn't look like a very difficult mod and there are a lot of themers/modders much more skilled than me who will release such mod in a eye glimpse
Update: I have extracted Samsung's stock keys and converted from pio to png...Now I can try to edit them
lucaoldb said:
Well, I am not a themer, but I might have an idea to get the stock Samsung keys visible.... I will have a look, though I prefer pixel's style ones.
It will be a trick, because I don't even know how S8 keys will behave.... A real mod would require to mess with styles and it's not my cup of tea, tbh. I know what to do, but I am not very skilled with gimp, so it could take a bit of time.
Regarding the clock I don't know, it doesn't look like a very difficult mod and there are a lot of themers/modders much more skilled than me who will release such mod in a eye glimpse
Update: I have extracted Samsung's stock keys and converted from pio to png...Now I can try to edit them
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Thanks mate, ofc I understand what you mean. I´m trying to fix the S8 keys for thousend of hours already and no success till yet. I know it can´t be much, but without skills.
Even the clock stole me more then 10 hours yet, don´t know why I´m not able to recompile my SystemUI files. It always fail, no matter if I try with "apk editor app" nor on Windows, always hanging on the recompiling step. I mean I done the whole thing in 2 minutes, but can`t recompile it. :silly:
Anyways thanks for time and effort.
d3nni said:
Thanks mate, ofc I understand what you mean. I´m trying to fix the S8 keys for thousend of hours already and no success till yet. I know it can´t be much, but without skills.
Even the clock stole me more then 10 hours yet, don´t know why I´m not able to recompile my SystemUI files. It always fail, no matter if I try with "apk editor app" nor on Windows, always hanging on the recompiling step. I mean I done the whole thing in 2 minutes, but can`t recompile it. :silly:
Anyways thanks for time and effort.
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In order to decompile SystemUI you have got to use an updated version of apktool. There is a very good thread in xda.
You have to decompile and recompile using the two frameworks and keep the original signature. It will take some time to learn how to use it, but it can't be done with the phone, sorry.
@lucaoldb
Any idea to swap the back and recent buttons? Thanks.
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I think that, once the dump of the s8 firmware leaks, we will have a fully working systemui with the inbuilt option to swap on screen keys.
Apart from that fact, it doesn't look so easy to swap such keys with this systemui. I had a look at navbar.xml (or something like that) and to navbar tuner (or something like that) and they don't look like I expected. I am not a pro coder, but imho some smali editing is required and it is not my cup of tea and, to be true, on screen keys cause some glitches.... Look at the close all button in recents or try to swipe an edge while aod is on...
Getting a perfect integration with the current touchwiz would take a lot of time and I think that's why the guys who could manage to do it are quiet
Anyway thanks again. Hope to see a inbuilt option.
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how to turn off backlight with software? is it through editing the sys/class/leds folder?
With terminal
su
settings put system button_key_light 0
It disables capacitive keys backlight.
lucaoldb said:
With terminal
su
settings put system button_key_light 0
It disables capacitive keys backlight.
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do i have to restart to gain tje effect?
For me it works instantly
are you on tw rom?
kevinhabakuk said:
are you on tw rom?
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Yes, echoerom.
It works even with adb and without root (which is instead required when you use the terminal emulator).
Have a look here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=60009456&postcount=12
lucaoldb said:
Yes, echoerom.
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How do i enable pixel navbar on my Galaxy S8 currently on Nemesis ROM? It is a deodexed rom. Can you help me?
MarkerBeanXDA said:
How do i enable pixel navbar on my Galaxy S8 currently on Nemesis ROM? It is a deodexed rom. Can you help me?
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Have a look at this;
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3604341
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nobrain3000 said:
Have a look at this;
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3604341
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I already got that overlay but got grey issue. Is there anyway to solve it and be permanently white always? And black when on white background?
I think it's for now the only one solution.
What you mean with the grey issue?
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