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Add sound to alarm clock !Help!

Hello,
can anybody tell me how i can add sounds to "the normaly alarm clock" or "Alarming 2.1.2".
I have the [ROM] CyanogenMod and only one sound *buzzer alarm* in the list.
Thanks for Helps.
Andreas

Simply create a folder structure like that on your SD card:
/audio/alarms
or
/media/audio/alarms
Then copy your alarm sounds (preferably in the ogg Vorbis format) into the "alarms" folder, reboot and you should have additional alarm sounds.
Alternatively you can copy your alarm files to /system/media/audio/alarms.

On your sdcard make the following
Media
In that make
audio
In that make
Ui, notifications,ringtones,alarms.
The download the resources.zip in the cyanogen thread and copy the ones you want to their proper folder
Or use a media2sd script.

[Q] add ringtones

Hello all!
i have Darkys ressurection 9.2 rom on my GT-I9000
aparently i have tried all sorts of things to get my .mp3 file listed in settings->sound-> phone ringtone list
i mounted /system as rw and pushed through adb both an mp3 file and a converted .ogg file into /system/media/audio/ringtones and i also made a media/audio/ringtones directory on my /mnt/sdcard and still nothing...
also they dont even appear on my (default)music player...weird ???!
i have also rebooted phone so as to make sure media scanner thing has ran.!
any ideas on how to go about this?
thanks!

cmon nobody got custom ringtones like that??

Standard rom path to ringtones is .
system>> media >> audio >>> ringtones
presume its the same in that rom .
jje

well that didnt work for some weird reason... :|
ty tho.

Could be the rom you are using then .
jje

- First convert your .mp3 to .ogg with a program
- Second open your rom with winrar in your pc, and put the ogg file in /system/media/audio/ringtones folder.
- Flash the rom and enjoy
or
-you can try to put in with RootExplorer. Don't forget to mount R/W
if you like that please hit thanks

aparently i have tried all sorts of things to get my .mp3 file listed in
Ye missed the mp3 bit i thought he was trying to put ringtones in not mp3 .
MP3 ringtone maker works quite well and has an added benefit .
http://www.appbrain.com/app/mp3-ringtone-maker/com.ringdesigner.music
jje

ok this is so damn freaky.....it did worked just fine pushing it and i cant believe how i got it wrong..
apparently the ogg file and mp3 i pushed it had a filename of keyboard.ogg BUT for some reason what it was displayed in the ringtones list was the ID3 tag that this file had!!!and its tag was "get down" so i was looking for keyboard and i couldnt expect that its reading the ID3 tag......
so the ringtone was in the list since the first time......
sorry for the fuss.....damn it got me bad lol :...but hey it works fine

Why don't you simply create a 'ringtones' directory under sdcard and put the mp3 in this dir?
Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk

[Q] build.prop question

What command is to set default messaging tone in build.prop if anybody knows?
Thank you in advance

You can't set a ringtone on build.prop. If you can't set on your phone, try an app to do.
e.g. market.android.com/details?id=com.herman.ringtone&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5oZXJtYW4ucmluZ3RvbmUiXQ.
You can choose from your music files and trim it with this app..

you did not understand me, i know how to set message tone, i just want to make default it before i even install my rom in build.prop, like it is for notification
e.g.
ro.config.notification_sound=Notification.ogg

That's what you can pre-define in build.prop
Code:
ro.config.ringtone=ringtone.ogg
ro.config.notification_sound=notification.ogg
ro.config.alarm_alert=alarm.ogg
ro.config.cal_notification=missedcall.ogg
ro.config.msg_notification=sms.ogg
Instead of OGG files you can also use MP3 - of course the file you define has to exist in the corresponding sub directories under /media

B.Jay that is what i was looking for, thank you button pressed

ringtones on CM10/hellybean

Hi,
i just flashed hellyBean CM10, looks great.
not sure why my apollo "stopped working" everytime, but my real question is how to change the alarm tone and the phone ringtone to a custom .mp3
couldn't find the option.
thanks.

I know two ways to do it:
1. For ringtones on your internal SD card create a folder named ringtones and put there the mp3. I guess it may work the same for notifications/alarms
2. Go to /system/media/audio and you will have 4 folders there: alarms, notifications, ringtones, ui and put here the mp3, fix permissions then reboot. But you will lose them on your next flash.
For your apollo issue: try to clear data and cache from manage apps/all/apollo then reboot.

Go to apollo-> long press a song->set as ringtone
then go to the ringtone and or alarm settings, the song you selected to set as ringtone will now be available in the list of ringtones.
Edit:this is the same I had to do on CM7.2 btw

Great!
Aviatoru said:
I know two ways to do it:
1. For ringtones on your internal SD card create a folder named ringtones and put there the mp3. I guess it may work the same for notifications/alarms
2. Go to /system/media/audio and you will have 4 folders there: alarms, notifications, ringtones, ui and put here the mp3, fix permissions then reboot. But you will lose them on your next flash.
For your apollo issue: try to clear data and cache from manage apps/all/apollo then reboot.
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That did the trick when I had this issue!! Thanks!

[CM10] Custom sounds

Hi, would anyone please share the secret of how to add custom sound files as ringtones and notification sounds? In CM7 it was easy, place them in sdcard/ringtones or sdcard/notifications and I was able to choose my own sounds from the lists.
With CM10 this doesn't work anymore. I cannot see my own added sound files. I tried
Code:
storage/sdcard0/notifications
storage/sdcard0/media/audio/notifications
storage/sdcard1/notifications
storage/sdcard1/media/audio/notifications
And the same with. /ringtones directories as well. No sound file was detected. So how can I play my own song when someone calls or play my own short sound when I receive a text message?

Just use a file manager to copy the sounds to system/media/audio/notifications or .../rintones. Check the permissions and reboot.
After the reboot, you can pick your custom sounds in the sound options.
Please note: You have to do this again after EVERY cm update (new nightly)!
If your file manager says your internal memory is full, just delete some of the rintones you don't like... Honestly, most of them are annoying crap.

nelty said:
Just use a file manager to copy the sounds to system/media/audio/notifications or .../rintones. Check the permissions and reboot.
After the reboot, you can pick your custom sounds in the sound options.
Please note: You have to do this again after EVERY cm update (new nightly)!
If your file manager says your internal memory is full, just delete some of the rintones you don't like... Honestly, most of them are annoying crap.
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Seriously? this is your advice?