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Change sms tone? |
mange69
Joined: Oct 07, 2002
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From: Sweden
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How do I change the sms/message tone to something else then the original ones? I have transfered some via BT, but can't change the tone to one of them.
Sorry I forgot to tell you I have an X10.
//Mange[ This Message was edited by: mange69 on 2010-04-05 23:40 ]
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hihihans
Joined: Mar 15, 2009
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From: Netherlands
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Sure you can. The last tone is changeable.
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MikLSP
Joined: Sep 21, 2003
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If you mean on the X10 (seeing as this is in the Android section) then you need to make a folder called "notifications" on the SD either in the root directory or in another folder called "Media"
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hihihans
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Hihi  I didn't notice this was the Android section.
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mange69
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From: Sweden
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On 2010-04-05 22:34:33, MikLSP wrote:
If you mean on the X10 (seeing as this is in the Android section) then you need to make a folder called "notifications" on the SD either in the root directory or in another folder called "Media"
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Tnx. It worked like a charm. B-)
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Paulalfc78
Joined: Apr 07, 2010
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Sorry im new to this phone can anybody give me a step by step guide to how to get my own update ringtones on my phone ie how you make a new folder as described above?
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MikLSP
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For ringtones put them in a folder called "ringtones" either on the root directory of the SD or in another folder called "Media".
For notifications/message tones use a folder called "notifications"
For alarms use a folder called "alarms"
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tranced
Joined: Jan 19, 2006
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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@Mik: do wo have replace the tone everytime we would want to change it?
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MikLSP
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No, you can add as many files in there as you like and they will appear in the relevant list. e.g. sound files added to the ringtones folder will appear in the list of available ringtones in settings 
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tranced
Joined: Jan 19, 2006
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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Cheers! I thought we had to do it everytime.
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erickson813
Joined: Apr 15, 2010
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From: France
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good post. thnanks! |
rikken
Joined: Feb 23, 2007
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From: Norway
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Thanks. I thought I was stuck with my default message and alarm tones  |
abuaseel
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Thanks  |
Brightspark
Joined: Aug 19, 2007
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From: UK
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On 2010-04-07 14:03:48, MikLSP wrote:
For ringtones put them in a folder called "ringtones" either on the root directory of the SD or in another folder called "Media".
For notifications/message tones use a folder called "notifications"
For alarms use a folder called "alarms"
mik, naming a folder "alarms" doesn't do anything for alarms. for alarms, you'll notice that you're given a choice of either ringtones, mp3, video, and somethign else (my phone is switched off at the mo so i cant check). the ringtones come from the ringtone folder and the mp3 come from the mp3 folder. naming a folder "alarms" doesn't do anything - i've tried renaming it to "alarm", "Alarm", "alarms", and "Alarms", and it doesn't do jack.
there should only be 3 folders for audio for them to be correctly associated with the appropriate tone - "mp3", "ringtones", and "notifications".
the "mp3" folder is your music that appears in the music application on the phone
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mange69
Joined: Oct 07, 2002
Posts: 366
From: Sweden
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Does anyone have the old sound from ICQ saying "Incoming mail" in mp3-format?
//Mange |
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