Can anyone tell me if and how i can get all of the ringtones from the various nexus one roms?
I have used a few different roms on my nexus and in each rom I hear a ringtone that i really like so I want to get all of those ringtones into my current rom (Enom 1.8.1).
So can anyone help me get these ringtones.
Thanks
This should be in the Q&A section.
MOD EDIT - Moved to Q&A
What ringtones, you can push them to /system/media/audio/ringtones
So if i have the roms how do I extract the ringtones from the roms while they are on my laptop. Then I want to place the extracted ringtones on to my phone via usb.
So how do I do this? Is there a guide, a video tutorial, something?
Thanks in advance for the help.
This has been discussed before. Search for guides on how to setup adb, mount the /system/ partition, and push the files to the location above.
You can extract the 'rom' zip file and look in the directory above to get the ringtones.
You can also just copy them to your sdcard and move them over from terminal or file manager.
I'm collecting all the ringtones from Stock and Custom ROMs to be included in a CWM flashable zip. I figure people like choices when it comes to ringtones/notifications and they also like the ease of CWM flashable zips. Not that ringdroid doesn't do a great job but sometimes you don't want to hunt down sound files to create them from.
Is there a limit to the file sizes that can be used in /system/media/audio/ringtones? Do only ogg files go in that folder or can MP3s (like from the motorola atrix dump) be placed there also?
Make your own flashable zip so you can add any song you like on to your phone.
Instructions:
1. Download the DIY-sounds.zip
2. Open zip but do not extract it
3. Navigate through "system" until you get to the folder that you want to make changes to
4. Drag and drop your song in that folder
> e.g. if you want a new alarm, navigate to "alarms" folder and drop your song in to the alarms folder
5. Delete the README.txt
6. Navigate to the other folders and add your songs there too
> If you don't want to add any other songs, just delete the README.txt files in each of the other folders
7. Nandroid backup
8. Flash in recovery
Note: Don't delete the README.txt files without first putting something in that folder, or the directories will disappear
Stock HTC sounds
These are stock HTC Desire HD sounds in a flashable zip format
Have you just flashed a new AOSP rom and you've realised that all of your favourite ringtones or notifications or alarms sounds are gone now?
I got used to the new sounds, but after briefly flashing back to stock recently I realised how much I missed the old ones!
There are two formats available -
1- Merge the stock sounds to the phone so that you keep all of the AOSP sounds as well (stock-sounds-merged.zip)
2- Remove all of the AOSP sounds and just have the stock HTC sounds on the phone (stock-sounds-only.zip)
Instructions:
1. Nandroid backup!
2. Flash zip in recovery
3. Enjoy
When flashing a new rom just stay in recovery and flash this zip straight after
will theses work on Sense roms ? sorry if its a stupid question ..
swazii said:
will theses work on Sense roms ? sorry if its a stupid question ..
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Not a stupid question, the zips also work on sense
Thanks for creating the diy flashable zip, it works perfectly and was exactly what I was looking for to add ringtones and notifications to my Nexus S.
will this work with the UI files too? (i like to change the Lock and Unlock sounds)
Thanks!
Jaws4God said:
will this work with the UI files too? (i like to change the Lock and Unlock sounds)
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Open the zip file without extracting it, add a folder under stock-sounds-merged.zip/system/media/audio/ called ui, and drop your sounds in there.
jkmartindale said:
Open the zip file without extracting it, add a folder under stock-sounds-merged.zip/system/media/audio/ called ui, and drop your sounds in there.
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will this work on Android 6.0 ROMS?
Thanks.
Jaws4God said:
will this work on Android 6.0 ROMS?
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I think so...I've been doing this with my own script on my Samsung SPH-L720 with CyanogenMod 13 and the only issue I've had is getting the media scanner to notice the new sounds. Give it a go and see if it works. If it doesn't, I might have something that could work instead.
[Sounds][Bootanimation][Recovery Flashable .zip] Stock Nexus 6 Sounds & Bootanimation
Hey guys,
Here's a recovery flashable .zip containing all the default Nexus 6 sounds & bootanimation. Initially I made this for myself, because I don't like the bootimage & sounds included in CM12; but I figured there might be some people that might be interested in .zip.
I pulled the files from a stock Nexus 6 ROM. FYI, the sounds found in Nexus 6 is device specific (Neither AOSP or other Nexus devices share the same sounds)
This will REPLACE everything in /SYSTEM/MEDIA into the stock bootanimation and sounds found in a Nexus 6.
Contents of the attached .zip:
Ringtones (12 files)
Notifications (11 files)
Alarms (9 files)
UI (24 files, which includes keyboard sounds, screen un/lock, wirelesscharging, nfc…, and a few others)
And lastly, the stock Nexus 6 bootanimation
Instruction
Copy the attached .zip file into your phone (or if you know what you're doing, you can just sideload it through recovery & ADB)
Boot into a custom recovery
Make a backup of your ROM
Flash the attached .zip
???
PROFIT!
EDIT:
The attached .zip has been edited to set permission, as per suggestion by @xanaxdroid. Thanks!
The standard disclaimer of flashingallthingsfromXDA applies (I'm not responsible if your phone blows up, bricked, melts, and possibly many other horrible things).
Mildly nerdy things (just my non-sense):
I'm completely new to making my own flashable .zip; so if I'm doing something wrong please tell me!
I've decided it's best to delete existing /system/media/. I see very little point keeping the sound files I dislike in the first place.
after deleting the previous 'media' directory, the script will copy the new 'media' directory into /system/media. This is the step where the script will put all the stock Nexus 6 sounds & bootimage in place.
since I flash a nightly CM12 ROM almost everyday, I will be flashing this .zip after the ROM. There's a possibility that if you flash a new ROM, the Nexus 6 sound files will be replaced. Simply re-flash the attached .zip again ;P.
I should probably set permission, but I'm not too sure how I would go about doing that yet ;P. But hey, it works!
Hey,
Can't comment on the technical side of things (permissions) but thank you so much for this. It always bugged me on the nexus 5 when stock and aosp were different.
This is perfect and I'll keep this should I want the sounds back. I really quite like them.
Cheers
tremblingwater said:
Hey,
Can't comment on the technical side of things (permissions) but thank you so much for this. It always bugged me on the nexus 5 when stock and aosp were different.
This is perfect and I'll keep this should I want the sounds back. I really quite like them.
Cheers
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You're very welcomed! I'm glad to know I'm not the only one getting irked by the stock AOSP sounds!
Use this as your script to set permissions: Here
Sent from my Nexus 6
xanaxdroid said:
Use this as your script to set permissions: Here
Sent from my Nexus 6
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Thanks! I've updated the first post & attached .zip to include the updated 'updater-script'.
can i flash this on my i9300 running cm12?
Noob question: Will this only work for Nexus 6? Just tried flashing to my S5 and it's hung at startup screen, where it just says "Samsung Galaxy S5"
hidea said:
Hey guys,
Here's a recovery flashable .zip containing all the default Nexus 6 sounds & bootanimation. Initially I made this for myself, because I don't like the bootimage & sounds included in CM12; but I figured there might be some people that might be interested in .zip.
I pulled the files from a stock Nexus 6 ROM. FYI, the sounds found in Nexus 6 is device specific (Neither AOSP or other Nexus devices share the same sounds)
This will REPLACE everything in /SYSTEM/MEDIA into the stock bootanimation and sounds found in a Nexus 6.
Contents of the attached .zip:
Ringtones (12 files)
Notifications (11 files)
Alarms (9 files)
UI (24 files, which includes keyboard sounds, screen un/lock, wirelesscharging, nfc…, and a few others)
And lastly, the stock Nexus 6 bootanimation
Instruction
Copy the attached .zip file into your phone (or if you know what you're doing, you can just sideload it through recovery & ADB)
Boot into a custom recovery
Make a backup of your ROM
Flash the attached .zip
???
PROFIT!
EDIT:
The attached .zip has been edited to set permission, as per suggestion by @xanaxdroid. Thanks!
The standard disclaimer of flashingallthingsfromXDA applies (I'm not responsible if your phone blows up, bricked, melts, and possibly many other horrible things).
Mildly nerdy things (just my non-sense):
I'm completely new to making my own flashable .zip; so if I'm doing something wrong please tell me!
I've decided it's best to delete existing /system/media/. I see very little point keeping the sound files I dislike in the first place.
after deleting the previous 'media' directory, the script will copy the new 'media' directory into /system/media. This is the step where the script will put all the stock Nexus 6 sounds & bootimage in place.
since I flash a nightly CM12 ROM almost everyday, I will be flashing this .zip after the ROM. There's a possibility that if you flash a new ROM, the Nexus 6 sound files will be replaced. Simply re-flash the attached .zip again ;P.
I should probably set permission, but I'm not too sure how I would go about doing that yet ;P. But hey, it works!
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thanks for this. aosp and cyan are annoying in which the ui sounds sound like jelly bean.
thanks for sharing this!...
what am I missing I flashed this on my AT&T Nexus 6 thats riding on the Verizon Network and I still get the awful AT&T boot animation and sounds.
remlle said:
what am I missing I flashed this on my AT&T Nexus 6 thats riding on the Verizon Network and I still get the awful AT&T boot animation and sounds.
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You have to go to OEM/media and rename the boot animation.zip
Is there a zip that doesn't contain the bootanimation??
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thx, on my lg optimus g e975 works great
hidea said:
Hey guys,
Here's a recovery flashable .zip containing all the default Nexus 6 sounds & bootanimation. Initially I made this for myself, because I don't like the bootimage & sounds included in CM12; but I figured there might be some people that might be interested in .zip.
I pulled the files from a stock Nexus 6 ROM. FYI, the sounds found in Nexus 6 is device specific (Neither AOSP or other Nexus devices share the same sounds)
This will REPLACE everything in /SYSTEM/MEDIA into the stock bootanimation and sounds found in a Nexus 6.
Contents of the attached .zip:
Ringtones (12 files)
Notifications (11 files)
Alarms (9 files)
UI (24 files, which includes keyboard sounds, screen un/lock, wirelesscharging, nfc…, and a few others)
And lastly, the stock Nexus 6 bootanimation
Instruction
Copy the attached .zip file into your phone (or if you know what you're doing, you can just sideload it through recovery & ADB)
Boot into a custom recovery
Make a backup of your ROM
Flash the attached .zip
???
PROFIT!
EDIT:
The attached .zip has been edited to set permission, as per suggestion by @xanaxdroid. Thanks!
The standard disclaimer of flashingallthingsfromXDA applies (I'm not responsible if your phone blows up, bricked, melts, and possibly many other horrible things).
Mildly nerdy things (just my non-sense):
I'm completely new to making my own flashable .zip; so if I'm doing something wrong please tell me!
I've decided it's best to delete existing /system/media/. I see very little point keeping the sound files I dislike in the first place.
after deleting the previous 'media' directory, the script will copy the new 'media' directory into /system/media. This is the step where the script will put all the stock Nexus 6 sounds & bootimage in place.
since I flash a nightly CM12 ROM almost everyday, I will be flashing this .zip after the ROM. There's a possibility that if you flash a new ROM, the Nexus 6 sound files will be replaced. Simply re-flash the attached .zip again ;P.
I should probably set permission, but I'm not too sure how I would go about doing that yet ;P. But hey, it works!
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Will this work on custom ROMs?
DSDONE said:
Will this work on custom ROMs?
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Working
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Nice!
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Is there more boot sounds? If there are were can I find them?
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Hi, can you please include the splash logo of nexus 6?
Hi. It would be possibile create a flashable zip with the new only google boot animation released with nougat? thanks!