Personalized Notifications for SMS,MMS,E-mail

[phelony]

Originally Posted by akdmksjeanius

exactly and co-sign...our put your tones in a folder called my ringtones in your sd that works too

Really? I didnt know this. Thanks for that. Is it case sensitive?

*EDIT*

When i tried this it would let me change the sound for ringtones but not for sms/email
To do that it has to be in the root of my SD card.....

[phelony]

Originally Posted by OR78

Are you trying this on the HTC Touch Pro phone?

Nope he just posted the thread here in the Touch pro section out of spite hes actually asking about his Iphone..... Lawl sorry i had to :P

[OR78]

figures

[drexappeal]

Originally Posted by OR78

OK to further elaborate.....If you have a Touch Pro, go to Notifications, select the event that says Messaging: New email messages. No select the ringtone. If you can select something other than the default tones please explain to me how you did it. wav mp3 mp4.....nothing works for me.

Okay, forget what I said about mp3's not working. On my mogul, I couldn't get mp3 ringtones to work for email/text, but I just remembered how to get this exactly like you need it. ALL of the OEM ringtones/alert sounds are in the WINDOWS folder on your device.

Easy way to make sure the device identifies them is copy whatever wav or mp3 tone you want for text or email notification, open Total Commander (or file explorer), use the tree to get in the WINDOWS folder on your device, paste the mp3 or wav file in the Windows folder.

Done. Now you can go to your settings tab and be able to use it as a notification for email/text or whatever else.

[phelony]

Originally Posted by drexappeal

Okay, forget what I said about mp3's not working. On my mogul, I couldn't get mp3 ringtones to work for email/text, but I just remembered how to get this exactly like you need it. ALL of the OEM ringtones/alert sounds are in the WINDOWS folder on your device.

Easy way to make sure the device identifies them is copy whatever wav or mp3 tone you want for text or email notification, open Total Commander (or file explorer), use the tree to get in the WINDOWS folder on your device, paste the mp3 or wav file in the Windows folder.

Done. Now you can go to your settings tab and be able to use it as a notification for email/text or whatever else.

This works as well... However i find it much easier to leave them in the root of your storage card as they are persistent between master resets

[OR78]

Originally Posted by phelony

This works as well... However i find it much easier to leave them in the root of your storage card as they are persistent between master resets

Can you elaborate how you do this for the storage card. I may not have done it right.

[OR78]

Ok I have discover that the system will only support WMA files and you are very correct, the files have to be stored in the windows/rings files. It sucks that it has to be done this way but hey I can live with it. Thanks to all for the help and ideas.

[Unknown Zone]

Originally Posted by OR78

Ok I have discover that the system will only support WMA files and you are very correct, the files have to be stored in the windows/rings files. It sucks that it has to be done this way but hey I can live with it. Thanks to all for the help and ideas.

http://projects.brins0.net/index.php...et_EventSounds

you might want to try this...it could work.

[ScrapMaker]

My MP3 notifcations work just fine. I put the ringtones in /my documents/my ringtones and I put the notifications in /windows

it's always been that way.

[drexappeal]

Originally Posted by OR78

Ok I have discover that the system will only support WMA files and you are very correct, the files have to be stored in the windows/rings files. It sucks that it has to be done this way but hey I can live with it. Thanks to all for the help and ideas.

That's not true. I tested with a MP3 ringtone. It's the name of the file that needs to be shortened in order to identify it properly.

System supports wav and mp3 for alerts.