I found this after i extract Google Calendar apk file to mod some feature
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I wanted to use the same notification for my email/text messages as Outlook 2007. I found the notify.wav file inside Windows and copied it to my device and it works but it is very quiet.
How can I make this wav file louder? I am sure it can be done but I know nothing about editing audio files.
http://localhostr.com/files/76a172d3bb96c4bc085a.wav - The File
you can edit it through windows sound recorder. open the file in the program. click on EFFECTS and you can increase the volume by 25% increments. Save it and reupload to your phone. hope that helps.
Hoping someone can help me get my head around using these .nomedia files for audio in ICS - I have a bunch of ringtones etc. sitting in the media/audio/.. folders with a .nomedia file at the top level so these audio files don't show up in my music player, but by having that file there, I can no longer set them as my ringtone/alarm/notification. How can I have audio files show up in the sound choosers, but not the music app?
Finner42 said:
Hoping someone can help me get my head around using these .nomedia files for audio in ICS - I have a bunch of ringtones etc. sitting in the media/audio/.. folders with a .nomedia file at the top level so these audio files don't show up in my music player, but by having that file there, I can no longer set them as my ringtone/alarm/notification. How can I have audio files show up in the sound choosers, but not the music app?
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I'm not sure if this will be applicable to you. In my phone, all the ringtones are stored in the folder /sdcard/ringtones and these ringtones won't get read by the music app that I'm using, which my case is Google's Music Player. My songs are all stored in the folder /sdcard/music, the songs in it show up in the music app.
Thanks wlteh, I'll give that a try and see how it goes I'd read somewhere that additional ringtones were supposed to go in the /sdcard/media/audio/.. folder, but maybe that changed with ICS?
Do you have separate folders for ringtones, alarms, notifications in the /sdcard/ringtones folder?
Find the notifications and ringtones in the attached zip file.
The preview shows the included tones.
Hi all,
i can't add a notification sound neither mp3 or ogg.
I put files in many folders and can play it directly with file explorer but i can't set in "default notification sound" because the music app didn't see the file.
I've read many forums where they say to turn off filters in music app but i can't figure out how.
My phone is a xiami mi4 with miui 4.10.17.
Thanks in advance.
Well, kind of 3 months ago I discovered that my lyrics app (Lyrics Grabber) didn't find my music anymore, and magically it did find other audio files (Recordings, Ringtones, Attachments from Any.do, Whatsapp Audios). So I noticed that the "Music" folder is being ignored by the app; all other folders are found. And it's exactly the same with musixmatch, shuttle, nexmusic and google play music. So I assume that it happens to all the music players but... poweramp. It's pretty weird but it's so. The only music player that finds my music is poweramp. It may be because poweramp has an option to manually choose which folder are gonna be scanned but I don't know what's going on with it. Any ideas?
Note: I'm 16, and I'm learning to speak English by myself, so if I made a mistake or you didn't get what I'm trying to say, plz tell me and I'll try to explain it better
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DEVICE INFO:
Motorola MOTO G (GPE*) 1st Generation
Model: XT1032
Codename: falcon_gpe
Build: Android Lollipop 5.0.1 (LRX21Z.M002) (falcon_umts)
Root Access: YES.
DPI: Stock (320)
(*) Converted from stock (KitKat 4.4.4) into GPE to update it to Lollipop.
do you have file named
.nomedia
in the music folder?
You can check with ES File Explorer (or some other file explorer) BUT you need to enable viewing hidden files.
If there is the file .nomedia in the music folder - delete it.
The purpose of .nomedia is to exclude for example system folders from Gallery and music players checks.
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bookworth said:
do you have file named
.nomedia
in the music folder?
You can check with ES File Explorer (or some other file explorer) BUT you need to enable viewing hidden files.
If there is the file .nomedia in the music folder - delete it.
The purpose of .nomedia is to exclude for example system folders from Gallery and music players checks.
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There was a .nomedia file, I deleted it but it didn't work. In fact, I'd already tried deleting .nomedia files in the music folders but it hadn't worked.
plz help me