For those (like me) who want to use "Linda" to tell us other things (like texts, missed calls, etc) this is where he got it from.
http://cepstral.com/demos/
Select "Linda" for the voice and "Old Robot" for effect.
Thanks I was totally just looking for this!
Cool stuff,
How can we get this implement in our vibrants to sepak up texts, missed calls, etc ?
Thank you.
Yea that would be pretty cool
Killing Zombies with my Voodoo Vibrant!
So how can we use these voices on the vibrant, do we just dl the linux version and place it somewhere in the system folder?
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I've got it as "Scott, you have a new message" my sms notifications. Sounds cool!
ScottishGeek said:
I've got it as "Scott, you have a new message" my sms notifications. Sounds cool!
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Can you share how you accomplished this ?
Thank you.
yvyv said:
Can you share how you accomplished this ?
Thank you.
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Create your file and put it on your SD card media/audio/notifications
Then open the messaging app go to settings, notification settings, select ringtone
For Handcent or similar do the same thing.
That's all
Will try when I get home,
Thank you very much.
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Great find
This great !!
Thank you ...I been looking for something like this ..
I have a few idea for it ...
This works great!!!! You have to make sure when you preview the voice you hear exactly what you typed. If you hear the ad for you to purchase the program just replay the voice until you only hear what you typed. Then export to desktop. I downloaded a free wav to mp3 converter to convert the wavs to mp3 and ogg.
I used ringdroid to save the mp3's to the proper folders on the phone. My new notifications are:
Gmail "Jimmy, you have mail"
Hotmail "Jimmy, you have hot mail"
Message/sms "Jimmy, you have a message"
Voicemail "Jimmy, you have a voicemail"
Shutdown "Good bye Jimmy, Shut down will begin in five, four, three, two, one, shut down process is complete. Have a nice day"
Here is the link to the free converter. Works very well.
http://download.cnet.com/windows/3055-2140_4-10442362.html?tag=pdl-redir
If you are creating a long shutdown message you can trick the program if you do not use periods. Instead, use a comma so the program will not insert an add in between.
Here is an example of a shutdown sound I made.
http://yourlisten.com/channel/content/76168/Shutdown space
Here is the .ogg file if anyone wants it. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=68AQMREX
Sounds sweet, ill use it.
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how do you save the Linda sounds to the desktop?
I have "Aaron you have a new voice mail"
hey can somebody show me how to download the voices im using ubuntu lol im fairly new to this plz and thank you
darkside79 said:
how do you save the Linda sounds to the desktop?
I have "Aaron you have a new voice mail"
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You have to go to file and select "export audio file"
if i wanted a boot up sound where do i put it and what do i name it
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if i wanted a boot up sound where do i put it and what do i name it
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First you will need to download the wav to mp3 converted that I posted in my reply above. After you convert it to a .mp3 you can name it whatever you like. Put the new ringtone on the root of your phone. You can make a new folder called "ringtones" if you like. Now your phone will be able to use that new sound as a notification sound or a ringtone.
Bootup sound is PowerOn.wav in system/etc shutdown is shutdown.ogg in the system/media/audio/ui
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First you will need to download the wav to mp3 converted that I posted in my reply above. After you convert it to a .mp3 you can name it whatever you like. Put the new ringtone on the root of your phone. You can make a new folder called "ringtones" if you like. Now your phone will be able to use that new sound as a notification sound or a ringtone.
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For linux u don't need a converter just change the tag but thanks,
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jmcghee1973 said:
Bootup sound is PowerOn.wav in system/etc shutdown is shutdown.ogg in the system/media/audio/ui
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Thank you sir exactly what I was looking for
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If I wanted to move a tone from my sdcard to the system how would I do that?
Think I found it - /system/media/audio? ringtones/ and notifications/
Looks like that's it.
Were you able to add a ringtone. Do they need to be in ogg format?
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frankencat said:
If I wanted to move a tone from my sdcard to the system how would I do that?
Think I found it - /system/media/audio? ringtones/ and notifications/
Looks like that's it.
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That's the correct directories, if u have root u can use either root explorer or the adb cmds via the cmds prompt to move them into the directory.
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Were you able to add a ringtone. Do they need to be in ogg format?
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If you want high res wallpaper and tones including message tones just download zedge from the market. They have good wallpapers and tones there. My daughter used the clip from despicable me "it's so fluppy, I'm gonna die" as message tone and is quite funny . She got it from Zedge.
For the life of me I can't figure out how to add a custom ringtone to a contact. It was easy to do with my Nexus 1. Is it even possible with the Atrix without a separate app?
Open Contacts list->long press contact->View->Menu Key->Edit->Additional Info->Call Handling->Ringtone
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Open Contacts list->long press contact->View->Menu Key->Edit->Additional Info->Call Handling->Ringtone
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or you can use Ringtone available free from the market
theonedub said:
Open Contacts list->long press contact->View->Menu Key->Edit->Additional Info->Call Handling->Ringtone
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Wow...not exactly intuitive...Thanks. I don't feel like such a dunce now.
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or you can use Ringtone available free from the market
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I'll check it out..Thanks.
i like to use ringdroid,u can cut down music clips and make your own ringtones.
TopDogg1 said:
i like to use ringdroid,u can cut down music clips and make your own ringtones.
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Ringtone does that as well.
Also, if you already have your own ringtones that you want to add you will need to copy paste the files to the ringtones folder located in file manager--> Internal phone storage.
Ringdroid is awesome
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Is there any way to create custom SMS notification sounds or length?
This was my number one complaint with the iPhone and looks like to be the same way on the Atrix.
There are any number of ringtone making apps in the market, just search for Ringtone Maker.
If you mean be more selective and pick ringtones for each user and the like, there is an app called Ringo Pro or the like that lets you set custom ringtones, notification noises and even LED colors for different people.
Thank you!
I use ring extended to be able to select any audio file on the sd card and ringdroid to edit length or use only certain parts of those audio files, ex.. the course of the song.
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Or just drop any mp3 you want to use as a notification sound (SMS) into sdcard/media/audio/notifications
They'll show up in the list and work perfectly.
LightFlow - LED Control
works well and very customizable
Is there a way to change the ringtone for the received sms but only from one specific contact?
You can in Handcent SMS. Click on a message thread and in the top right corner you can edit that contact's settings.
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Thank you...was trying to figure it out!
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Yea.... that's my favorite thing about the Atrix, or Android for that matter, among MANY favorites about the Atrix/Android. You don't need to be running a version of iOS that's currently jailbreakable.... use iPhone Explorer or a similar program to hunt around the core system files of the phone to figure out exactly what M4A file is the sound you're looking to replace.... then find the sound you want to replace that one, and make sure it's in M4A format and trimmed down enough that the iPhone will recognize it for some stupid freakin reason, just to get it to work. And then if you update iOS again... you gotta do the whole thing all over. And then Apple pulls a **** move and releases SMS tones that go on FOREVER! WTF Apple.... make up your mind!
But yea.... SOOOOO glad i got away from that boat.
Can anyone with the Blackberry Priv, possibly extract the sounds from the system directory? I'm sure it would be very much appreciated by a lot of us folks who do not have the device to extract them ourselves...
Thanks In Advance
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https://mega.nz/#!ct1H3I4J!RlaZekhWpSItxhnGeUIWoKzdu0ghuYBwHOjjLaOzxb0
Mp3
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How to copy out those sound file?
System/media/audio and choose notifications, ringtones or ui.
Seems like those ringtones are stock android, not a "real" BB ringtones, right?
olivgeig said:
System/media/audio and choose notifications, ringtones or ui.
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after copy to each folder, its not automatically able to taken by system (for sound preview). I try to change permission with rw-r--r-- (644). And yes it work know. Thank you
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mp3? Can we get these in a non peasant format? lol
I was missing my old ring tones from my BB Priv. Thanks for the help!
Hi,
All I was curious what is the easiest way to add old sounds (ringtones and notifications) from older android OS's to the 6P?
I don't really like the new sounds and I wanted to bulk a bunch of sounds into the system from my old phones ROM.
Thanks J
Just save them to ringtones in device memory, easy
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mickyw1980 said:
Just save them to ringtones in device memory, easy
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Well I feel dumb...Thanks - I will blame it on the 13 hours of jet lag , if you don't mind
I can't get any ringtones on my phone, when I go into my ringtone list, its just the ones that came with the phone, I go to my contacts and go to set my ringtones , there just the same ringtones with the phone, there's no add button
I've tried adding music , but nothing goes to my ringtones please help, my phone is the nexus 6p
Billy bonds said:
I can't get any ringtones on my phone, when I go into my ringtone list, its just the ones that came with the phone, I go to my contacts and go to set my ringtones , there just the same ringtones with the phone, there's no add button
I've tried adding music , but nothing goes to my ringtones please help, my phone is the nexus 6p
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I have been using a app called MP3 Cutter/Ringtone Maker. It lets you set MP3 files as ringtones or notification. Then they show up available in the OS.
You can use rocket player to add your ringtone. I'm not sure of other players offer that function but I know rocket player will work.
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Jeredish said:
Hi,
All I was curious what is the easiest way to add old sounds (ringtones and notifications) from older android OS's to the 6P?
I don't really like the new sounds and I wanted to bulk a bunch of sounds into the system from my old phones ROM.
Thanks J
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Are you rooted? Someone posted a zip of ringtones and notifications. I can find the link or post the zip if need be.
I'm using Rings Extended for years now. Small, reliable and audio files can be stored wherever you want.
Just copy your ringtones with any file manager into the "Ringtones" folder in the internal storage.
Same as notifications, just copy them to "Notifications" into your internal storage.
You can do it also with a PC.
dratsablive said:
I have been using a app called MP3 Cutter/Ringtone Maker. It lets you set MP3 files as ringtts not a frones or notification. Then they show up available in the OS.
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Its not a free app, rocket isn't either, all I need is to be able to download my music onto my phone and use the tracks as ringtones,been doing my head in all Xmas, my other phone downloaded the track, and it was on my ringtone automatically, the nexus was suppose to be the best phone on the market,
Unless I am a right thicko,any more ideas please!!!!
Billy bonds said:
Its not a free app, rocket isn't either, all I need is to be able to download my music onto my phone and use the tracks as ringtones,been doing my head in all Xmas, my other phone downloaded the track, and it was on my ringtone automatically, the nexus was suppose to be the best phone on the market,
Unless I am a right thicko,any more ideas please!!!!
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Rocket player is a free app and will work for what you need. Long press on the song select ringtone.
I put in rocket player , the app says it cost me money either by credit card or pay pal,
Have I got the right app???
Billy bonds said:
Its not a free app, rocket isn't either, all I need is to be able to download my music onto my phone and use the tracks as ringtones,been doing my head in all Xmas, my other phone downloaded the track, and it was on my ringtone automatically, the nexus was suppose to be the best phone on the market,
Unless I am a right thicko,any more ideas please!!!!
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It's not the phones fault, it's the OS not recognizing it as a ringtone. Address it from that point and you might find a solution.
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I put in rocket player , the app says it cost me money either by credit card or pay pal,
Have I got the right app???
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrtstudio.AnotherMusicPlayer