I honestly have never owned a real stock android phone before, I have always had some type of CM build. While setting up my new nexus 5X yesterday I noticed how few options I had to choose from for ringtones and notifications sounds, so I copied the ogg files from my Samsung Galaxy S4 running OctOS 5.1 and thought I would share that for anyone else interested on here.
You can download the zip archive here: http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=06198885333845489395
Thanks, I was looking for something like that. CyanMessage has been my SMS ringtone for years.
Thanks for this! The 5x ringtones and notification sounds suck. This make it way better! I just Un zipped on my computer and copy and pasted them into the ringtones folder on my 5x. Easy pesy ☺?
This is great! I'd recommend grabbing Alarms as well--I manually copied over Platinum from my old phone, as I'm just used to it waking me up in the morning (aside: THANK YOU GOOGLE for adding gradual volume increase to the 10/28 update to Clock!)
eleets said:
Thanks for this! The 5x ringtones and notification sounds suck. This make it way better! I just Un zipped on my computer and copy and pasted them into the ringtones folder on my 5x. Easy pesy
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eleets, How do you copy and paste to the phones folder?
Thanks
I Un zipped the file into a folder on my laptop.
Hooked up the 5x and in the pull down menu on the phone it gives an option for file transfer. Click that.
Then I took the unzipped file and dropped it into the ringtones folder of the internal storage of the 5x.
Thanks eleets
How do you see the phone when you connect this via USB2 on your computer?
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How do you see the phone when you connect this via USB2 on your computer?
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Touch your notification that says "tap for other usb options" (or something like that) when plugged into your PC
Thanks got it.
I think the file is corrupt. I've downloaded it a few times and it's only 8kb.
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I think the file is corrupt. I've downloaded it a few times and it's only 8kb.
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I have been unsuccessful with downloading this zip file as well. If anyone can repost, it would he greatly appreciated.
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Lol... I have had the same ring tones, message and notification sounds for years... It part of my new phone build every time.
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I think the file is corrupt. I've downloaded it a few times and it's only 8kb.
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met152 said:
I have been unsuccessful with downloading this zip file as well. If anyone can repost, it would he greatly appreciated.
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I don't have the zip files any longer, but here are the separate files:
Ringtones.
Notifications.
K have the zip files. How do I upload them
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K have the zip files. How do I upload them
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I'm guessing you mean how to get them working on your phone? If so, I would use root explorer to extract them and then place the files in a notifications or ringtones folder in the root of your storage directory
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Where can I find these audio files? I miss the light wake up. Thanks
bradm23 said:
Where can I find these audio files? I miss the light wake up. Thanks
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grab the rom you want the sound from, open it up and pull out the files you want (they are in system/media/audio/...) and put them in /sdcard/media/audio/... (use the same folders obviously)
Does this need to be done by loading each rom, or is there any way to extract them from my PC and put in SD folder and move to system wih astro? I cant seem to figure it out
Can someon please explain the steps in extracting the audio files, for some reason I cannot get them from my nandroid backup, and I've tried un zipping a rom, and could not find them their either. Sorry for the noob question, thanks in advance
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grab the rom you want the sound from, open it up and pull out the files you want (they are in system/media/audio/...) and put them in /sdcard/media/audio/... (use the same folders obviously)
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What do you mean open it up? As in loading the rom to the phone or looking at system files?
bradm23 said:
What do you mean open it up? As in loading the rom to the phone or looking at system files?
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open it up like a zip file with winrar or windows own build in zip abilities
invisiblek said:
open it up like a zip file with winrar or windows own build in zip abilities
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Thanks! I will try this when I get home, also do you know where I can find the stock 2.1 inc rom? Thanks
bradm23 said:
Thanks! I will try this when I get home, also do you know where I can find the stock 2.1 inc rom? Thanks
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http://incredibleroms.com/roms/stock/
thanks I well try this when I get home
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http://incredibleroms.com/roms/stock/
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I tried downloading this, unzipping it to a certain folder (with windows and WinRAR), I open the new folder (2010-06-27.17.58.31), then there are 7 .IMG files in them. I get the same thing when I though it would be as easy as opening up a nandroid backup and getting the files from there.
Can someone fill me in on what step im missing? Thanks!
Anyone know this answer?
What you need is a full system dump. The link you were given is to a nandroid backup. Try this one:
http://www.4shared.com/file/myxCOyag/HTCIncredible.html
hi.
i usually copy the audio folder that i have found (link is below) to /system/media everytime after i flash a ROM. i do this using android commander.
however, lately, there are many ROMs and i flash new ROMs quite frequently and im not always near my PC.
i dont know how to make flashable update.zip files to flash in recovery.
can someone please make one so that it wil copy the attached folder to /system/media?
thanks nd advance
here is the folder:
http://www.mediafire.com/?lnu7xqtinjh3v11
zidane said:
hi.
i usually copy the audio folder that i have found (link is below) to /system/media everytime after i flash a ROM. i do this using android commander.
however, lately, there are many ROMs and i flash new ROMs quite frequently and im not always near my PC.
i dont know how to make flashable update.zip files to flash in recovery.
can someone please make one so that it wil copy the attached folder to /system/media?
thanks nd advance
here is the folder:
http://www.mediafire.com/?lnu7xqtinjh3v11
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Why not just put them on your sdcard in media folder? I think all roms read from there too as long as the paths are the same (minus the system folder)
Yeah, make the below folders on the sdcard either on the root, or within a folder called media:
notifications
ringtones
alarms
The phone will then present the contents of these when you are selecting one (eg/ the notifications contents will be visable when choosing a message alert).
i am familiar with the media folder on the root of the SD card, however, there are 2 reasons why i dont use it:
1. sometimes, the response is slow, so when someone calls, for a second or 2, the phone lights up with the contact calling but does not ring immediatly.
2. some files get duplicated.
thanks for your quick responses!
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1. sometimes, the response is slow, so when someone calls, for a second or 2, the phone lights up with the contact calling but does not ring immediatly.
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Strange, never noticed this happen to me. I've had it play a default ringtone while my sdcard was mounted, but never noticed any kind of delay otherwise.
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2. some files get duplicated.
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Good point. I have a similar audio collection on my sdcard but I manually removed the ones that appear in CyaogenMod so they wouldn't duplicate but that could be a pain if switching between roms.
Anyway, here is the update.zip you requested
Crap, just over the 8meg attachment limit even with maximum compression, so here ya go:
http://www.mediafire.com/?tsf9252plbggr8x
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Crap, just over the 8meg attachment limit even with maximum compression, so here ya go:
http://www.mediafire.com/?tsf9252plbggr8x
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haha i know! i went through that too!
and thanks so much for this!
Anyone still on stock care to upload them, or have a link where they're already uploaded?
Some are strongly against them, but I love them. I'd much rather wake up to a soft acoustic piano, then some annoying/loud alarm.
funny, the first thing I did was go and find a "real" ringtone....
This place doesn't have the S3 yet, but they have quite a few others..
http://droidpirate.com/ring-tones-notifications/
If no one posts by tonight I'll upload them.
Synergy-I535
Sniper_5 said:
If no one posts by tonight I'll upload them.
Synergy-I535
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^__^ That ^^
Please do, I need them too.
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I was just thinking about that when considering moving to a new rom soon. I sort of like the stock notifications, the whistle when I get an e-mail is nice.
Let me guess , You installed a custom rom Right ???
LOL
Here you go: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20448899/audio.zip
dhjean said:
Here you go: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20448899/audio.zip
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Thank you.
Is it flashable through recovery, or does it need to be manually placed in a folder. If the latter, what folder(s) do the files need to go into, I'm guessing in /system somewhere?
UPDATE: NM, found where it goes, in media/audio, it doesn't look like a flashable zip.
Download zedge from play store and get all u can imagine
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newuser134 said:
Thank you.
Is it flashable through recovery, or does it need to be manually placed in a folder. If the latter, what folder(s) do the files need to go into, I'm guessing in /system somewhere?
UPDATE: NM, found where it goes, in media/audio, it doesn't look like a flashable zip.
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No, it's not a flashable zip. I should have said that. You would need to copy these into /system/media to work. You might also need to change the permissions on them to get them to work. I copied one sound to another folder (I wanted to use it as an alarm), and I needed to change the permissions to RW to do so.
http://db.tt/ar1GZz61
Here also is a link to a zip of the whole audio folder from a stock SGSIII on verizon.
Just got it two days ago, and had a chance to do an adb pull of the device earlier today.
I remembered seeing this thread yesterday, so made the zip of the folder in linux earlier, just got on lunch and upped it to dropbox.
I see someone else already has it up, but, figured i'd share it anyway as another copy. Also not flashable, just a zip of the folder itself.
Sent from a digital distance.
both links are dead.... does anyone still have these to share? been looking all over for them
Edit: just copied them from system/media to the SD card using Astro
http://db.tt/9mTGMVtu I hope this is what you wanted.
I took this volume mod from the t-mobile note 3 section
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2469463
we cant install a zip from a custom recover but we can take the file and copy it to the system folder manually. worked perfectly for me using root explorer.
Please make sure to backup ur original file before replacing with the new modded file. after install restart ur phone and get ready for some increased volume lol.
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I took this volume mod from the t-mobile note 3 section
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2469463
we cant install a zip from a custom recover but we can take the file and copy it to the system folder manually. worked perfectly for me using root explorer.
Please make sure to backup ur original file before replacing with the new modded file. after install restart ur phone and get ready for some increased volume lol.
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Thank you for sharing this. For me, with custom equalizer settings the Note 3's volume takes a hit.
EDIT: Argh. Never-mind, It doesn't work with my bluetooth headphones.
I can edit any volume spectrum on the file if you need help...just remember to open that zip file.. And simply backup old file and replace it with the new higher volume file..change permission and owner...and reboot....My phone is insane loud now...
My ear piece seemed so low..and now it's extremely loud...
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I can edit any volume spectrum on the file if you need help...just remember to open that zip file.. And simply backup old file and replace it with the new higher volume file..change permission and owner...and reboot....My phone is insane loud now...
My ear piece seemed so low..and now it's extremely loud...
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Can you change the volume for bluetooth?
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archie87 said:
Can you change the volume for bluetooth?
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Did you try the mod the op linked the thread too? I used the medium loud version and was plenty loud for me..but if it's not for you I can make it a little louder for ya..post your file here and I'll touch it up for ya..
wish777 said:
Did you try the mod the op linked the thread too? I used the medium loud version and was plenty loud for me..but if it's not for you I can make it a little louder for ya..post your file here and I'll touch it up for ya..
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Are you using wireless headphones? I tried all three files and there was no difference. I am connected via apt-x so perhaps the mod only boosts SBC volume and not apt-x? I am not sure.
Ideally I would just like the Bluetooth volume boosted. I don't really need the others. I attached my file. Thanks!
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Are you using wireless headphones? I tried all three files and there was no difference. I am connected via apt-x so perhaps the mod only boosts SBC volume and not apt-x? I am not sure.
Ideally I would just like the Bluetooth volume boosted. I don't really need the others. I attached my file. Thanks!
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I only edited the "Headset Rx device" to 2.70.5% There seems to be no values within bluetooth like you said, but it seems to revert back to headset sbc settings....so lets try this. I don't have a bluetooth to test this on.
KEEP A BACKUP.....Just in case ok...
https://db.tt/RJQTzei4
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I only edited the "Headset Rx device" to 2.70.5% There seems to be no values within bluetooth like you said, but it seems to revert back to headset sbc settings....so lets try this. I don't have a bluetooth to test this on.
KEEP A BACKUP.....Just in case ok...
https://db.tt/RJQTzei4
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Thanks. So...I named my old with .bak at the end and copied the new one but now my phone won't boot past the AT&T logo. I had changed to the correct permissions and everything. The original is on the phone but I also attached it above. Question is; How do I get it back on my phone or restore the one on there?
You can use flash Gordon to flash these.
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I'm guessing all I need to do is somehow flash the one file but how do I this since I can't boot?
can i use it on stock rom?
oreizinho said:
can i use it on stock rom?
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I don't see why not.
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Archie87 the file I sent above was just to copy and paste where your old file was...Did it make the bluetooth louder?
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I'm guessing all I need to do is somehow flash the one file but how do I this since I can't boot?
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What did you do for the phone not to boot up am curious? If all you did was just copy the volume file I posted for you it was nothing more then I edited the headset rx volume just a little more then stock..Didn't change or mess with any other volumes...Very weird that happened or did you flash the files from the link the op has? No one has to flash ANYTHING just side load it...
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Archie87 the file I sent above was just to copy and paste where your old file was...Did it make the bluetooth louder?
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What did you do for the phone not to boot up am curious? If all you did was just copy the volume file I posted for you it was nothing more then I edited the headset rx volume just a little more then stock..Didn't change or mess with any other volumes...Very weird that happened or did you flash the files from the link the op has? No one has to flash ANYTHING just side load it...
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I removed the .txt because I didn't see a .txt file in the folder. Lol. It's working now, I was able to flash MJ5 via the MJ5 restore thread. Bluetooth is as it has been though. Should I try again? =X
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I removed the .txt because I didn't see a .txt file in the folder. Lol. It's working now, I was able to flash MJ5 via the MJ5 restore thread. Bluetooth is as it has been though. Should I try again? =X
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idk...Your Dangerous lmao
Just make sure the file is the same type...I just uploaded it to dropbox i didn't zip the file i don't believe the file typed changed...As long as the files type is the same,,,MAKE A BACKUP FIRST..then copy or move the file over to where it belongs change permissions and owner then reboot...Should be fine...Im curious if it did change the Bluetooth volume though
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idk...Your Dangerous lmao
Just make sure the file is the same type...I just uploaded it to dropbox i didn't zip the file i don't believe the file typed changed...As long as the files type is the same,,,MAKE A BACKUP FIRST..then copy or move the file over to where it belongs change permissions and owner then reboot...Should be fine...Im curious if it did change the Bluetooth volume though
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Lol. :silly:
The size is different from the default file too however, 98kb vs 158kb. When I click your dropbox link it shows the correct file but when I download it, it's a .txt file. I have a feeling it's going to have the same effect so I'm wary to try again.
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Lol. :silly:
The size is different from the default file too however, 98kb vs 158kb. When I click your dropbox link it shows the correct file but when I download it, it's a .txt file. I have a feeling it's going to have the same effect so I'm wary to try again.
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I believe I saved your file,ill just zip it for you then extract it..then copy and paste it in the right folder...change permission and owner and reboot...
Question that is strange my file is 158kb in my system/etc. As well? When I extracted your zip that file was smaller for some reason?
Let me confirm..Your on AT&T Samsung note 3 correct? I'll just copy mine straight out of my phone and hopefully change that value that will increase Bluetooth.
Try this one...see if you think you notice a change in Bluetooth volume..if so then I can change it higher.. https://db.tt/RJQTzei4
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I believe I saved your file,ill just zip it for you then extract it..then copy and paste it in the right folder...change permission and owner and reboot...
Question that is strange my file is 158kb in my system/etc. As well? When I extracted your zip that file was smaller for some reason?
Let me confirm..Your on AT&T Samsung note 3 correct? I'll just copy mine straight out of my phone and hopefully change that value that will increase Bluetooth.
Try this one...see if you think you notice a change in Bluetooth volume..if so then I can change it higher.. https://db.tt/RJQTzei4
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Ok this time the file is the right size but it still insists on adding .txt. I removed it, copied to the folder and it worked but I don't notice a difference. I am indeed using AT&T note 3 btw.
archie87 said:
Ok this time the file is the right size but it still insists on adding .txt. I removed it, copied to the folder and it worked but I don't notice a difference. I am indeed using AT&T note 3 btw.
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Ok..thanks for testing the file...I mailed the op who modded the first volume file. Maybe he will know how to raise the Bluetooth volume.. I tried ;(
wish777 said:
Ok..thanks for testing the file...I mailed the op who modded the first volume file. Maybe he will know how to raise the Bluetooth volume.. I tried ;(
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Thank you for trying. I'm actually ditching the bluetooth headphones because they're not working properly anyway.
Hey, on my G2, I had a zip I flashed that put just about every devices ringtone and notification on my phone. Can someone figure out how we can get that zip on here without recovery. Or if it's amazingly simple, and I'm just stupid , be nice and explain...thanks
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Hey, on my G2, I had a zip I flashed that put just about every devices ringtone and notification on my phone. Can someone figure out how we can get that zip on here without recovery. Or if it's amazingly simple, and I'm just stupid , be nice and explain...thanks
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Can you give the link to that zip file.
Maybe you need to put those ringtone/notification in system/media/audio and in their respective folder.
There is a tethered recovery that you can use to flash it with. I had a similar thing with my S3, had my own sound pack that I flashed with recovery. Tried on my G3 with the tethered recovery and works fine.
Create the following folders on you sdcard "Ringtones" "Notifications". Whatever sounds you put into these folders will show up in the respective list when you try to select the ringtone or notification. As for your flashable zip, just open it with a file editor, search for the folders containing the notification sounds, ringtones and copy them into the folders you just created on your sdcard. This way you don't need root and won't mess up anything in the system folder by accident.
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Create the following folders on you sdcard "Ringtones" "Notifications". Whatever sounds you put into these folders will show up in the respective list when you try to select the ringtone or notification. As for your flashable zip, just open it with a file editor, search for the folders containing the notification sounds, ringtones and copy them into the folders you just created on your sdcard. This way you don't need root and won't mess up anything in the system folder by accident.
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Completely spot-on. Personally I always copy them manually to /system/media but your solution also works fine (don't forget to reboot though, before additional questions will be asked ).
Thank you gentleman