does someone can edit reg key to turn off wp7 camera shutter sound?
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can anybody help with this issue? is there a reg key for the shutter sound? the sound is very loud, also in vibrate-mode and it is annoying...
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I also would like to know how to turn off the shutter sound.
Guys its already been noted in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=836373
But JirKab has found the solution in post 5
Good Man. One less for the Dev's
Russ
Very simple solution.
Copy the empty file (sound) shutter.wav to the Windows folder.
Source.
Thank you really good
russpattaya said:
Guys its already been noted in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=836373
But JirKab has found the solution in post 5
Good Man. One less for the Dev's
Russ
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This may be stupid but how do I get the shutter.wav file onto my phone and into the windows folder.
Just delete the shutter.wav file.
using which explorer
Advanced Explorer.
DanielNTX said:
Just delete the shutter.wav file.
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Could you tell me where exactly is the shutter.wav file?
It's in: \Windows
It seems I don't have write access, how can I fix this?
Ditto, i don't have write access either. I'm able to locate the file using Touchxplorer and Adnvanced Explorer, but if I try to delete it it gives me an error saying it can't. i have verified that my phone is still unlocked using Chevron, so I'm not sure what to do.
Is there a way to enable write access in the windows folder? A registry change possibly? Any answers would be greatly appreciated.
when i tried to do that it show acces is denied
Ok shutter.wav for picture but now what's the sound for the 'bip' when videorecording ?
videostart.wav
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Does anybody see this file which logs some screen taps?
Do you know how to stop this logging? I don't believe it does not affect the performance...
Lurker0 said:
Does anybody see this file which logs some screen taps?
Do you know how to stop this logging? I don't believe it does not affect the performance...
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Quick question cos I'm lazy! Is the file in windows directory?
Mike
I thought even a lazy should know that '\' at the beginning of a file name means "from the root directory"!
Lurker0 said:
I thought even a lazy should know that '\' at the beginning of a file name means "from the root directory"!
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Calm down dear I did see the old reverse solidus lurking there but thought I'd check because that file is not in my root directory. Perhaps you've caught something nasty?
Mike
I've found out this file is related to Paragon PenReader.
I've fixed the low incall volume problem. BIG thanks to Arva!!! If you are experiencing low incall volume all you need to do is this:
1. go with RootExplorer (or something else) to /system/etc/firmware
2. delete default.adcb and htcleo.adcb (make sure you have mounted read/write in the folder)
3. just copy the defaut.adcb from the attached file that Arva gave
4. restart the phone (not hot restart)
and presto!! you'll have so lowder incall volume that your ears will bleed
Again.. BIG thanks to Arva!!
Just applied the fix, works nice
Found Simple Fix,
-when you recieve the incoming call accept the call turn on speaker phone and turn it of again,
good idea.. but when you change the file you won't have to deal with it every time.. it can be a bit annoing
how do you do this???? Helpppp, this is really annoing!!!
bcandara said:
Found Simple Fix,
-when you recieve the incoming call accept the call turn on speaker phone and turn it of again,
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Okay, you told us to delete htcleo.adcb, but there is no file to replace it in the file downloaded.
Also what do I replace the deleted files with?
default.acdb
or
update.default_acdb.sh
?>??
YOU SIR, ARE NOT CLEAR AT ALL IN YOUR DIRECTIONS.
I agree. This works as well but its really annoying as hell!
How do you even get to htcleo.adcb???
@lemonspeaker you dont replace htcleo.adcb.. you just delete it. and copy default.adcb, the other file is for the builds from cedesmith.
@daica13 get to file with rootexplorer.. and it's written in the first post where the files are located.. good luck
Well I tried your / his fix and yeap it worked !
Well I tried your / his fix and yeap it worked !
you'll have so lower in-call volume that your ears will bleed!
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Well It didn't work that great! LOL But It Def made a big difference!
i cant delete these files
what now?
Wampirate said:
i cant delete these files
what now?
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Use Rootexplorer to do it.
You need root access. And Change the files to read / write
I Used Rootexplorer not sure what the heck I was doing !
But it worked ! In-Call IS Fixed!
Yep.. Worked for me.
Thank you.
Got a fix for the speaker volume for ringer and notification being low too?Ive been searching for weeks.
I have deleted the two mentioned files, but I can't paste the new file.
All the maps are read/write, but when I paste the standard file nothing happens.
I used Rootexplorer.
What am I doing wrong?
I can't open root explorer, it says something like "root explorer has not yet managed to get permissions from superuser..."
I can't figure out how to get around this!
Any ideas?
thatsonlyme said:
I can't open root explorer, it says something like "root explorer has not yet managed to get permissions from superuser..."
I can't figure out how to get around this!
Any ideas?
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You don`t have a rooted phone.
FileFixer said:
You don`t have a rooted phone.
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BusyBox says it is rooted. It also says BusyBox not found!
I also tried using SuperManager and when I delete files it does nothing!
I have notice a strange issue. Since I Have applied this fix the boot time is about 90 sec. If I restore the original file, the booot time is about 45 sec. Why this?
thank you ,nice work
Worked like a charm for me! I couldn't paste the file using Root Explorer, so I tried Super Manager, and it allowed me to copy/paste just fine.
Hi. I'm new here and i don't know if i'm posting this in the right place. I got the motorola milestone and got this app called scruff, when someone message you on there it plays a beautiful notification sound and i really want that sound as my main notification sound. i tried root explorer but i couldn't find the sound as a file.
Can you point me to the right direction? i'm sure theres has to be in somewhere but i don't know where exactly. If someone coulp help me i'd really aprecciate it!
Thanks in advance!!!
The required files are attached. You will have to convert them to ogg format and push it into /system/media/audio/notifications or create the same file structure ( media/audio/notifications ) on the sdcard and copy them there.
Thank you soooo much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
=)
Hi,
I've been searching for a way to turn off the awful sound when making a screenshot.
I have already tried to rename audio files or even the complte audio folder here: /system/media/audio/ui, but it didn't work.
Anyone knows where the damn sound file for the screenshot sound is located?
Thanks
Felix
DesireHDScreenorgasm said:
Hi,
I've been searching for a way to turn off the awful sound when making a screenshot.
I have already tried to rename audio files or even the complte audio folder here: /system/media/audio/ui, but it didn't work.
Anyone knows where the damn sound file for the screenshot sound is located?
Thanks
Felix
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Try "note 2 hidden settings" in playstore
svd1977 said:
Try "note 2 hidden settings" in playstore
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Thanks, I know there are apps for that. But more important: There must be a soundfile for that.
Anyone knows this awful sound file is stored?
Does really absolutely no one know where that bloody sound file is located?
DesireHDScreenorgasm said:
Does really absolutely no one know where that bloody sound file is located?
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Are you rooted?
Try Xposed and Wanam module...
Quick solution is ''silence mode''.
Thanks, but I am really focused on knowing where this mysterious soundfile is located....
DesireHDScreenorgasm said:
Thanks, but I am really focused on knowing where this mysterious soundfile is located....
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Have you tried turning off the shutter sound in the camera?
DesireHDScreenorgasm said:
Hi,
I've been searching for a way to turn off the awful sound when making a screenshot.
I have already tried to rename audio files or even the complte audio folder here: /system/media/audio/ui, but it didn't work.
Anyone knows where the damn sound file for the screenshot sound is located?
Thanks
Felix
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You may have in the meantime found where it is, and if you did not .... Here's where it (the device must be rooted). Use Root Explorer or similar app .... go to system / media / audio / ui and find "camera_click.ogg" open permissions, untick all, confirm and reboot your device...
Sent from my GT-I9505
Xode said:
You may have in the meantime found where it is, and if you did not .... Here's where it (the device must be rooted). Use Root Explorer or similar app .... go to system / media / audio / ui and find "camera_click.ogg" open permissions, untick all, confirm and reboot your device
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That did actually work. What is funny here is that I have renamed the file to "camera_click.NOogg" earlier.
I changed back the permission and rebooted. The screenshot sound doesn't come again.
I am confused, but at least the sound doesn't play anmyore
Thanks
Xode said:
You may have in the meantime found where it is, and if you did not .... Here's where it (the device must be rooted). Use Root Explorer or similar app .... go to system / media / audio / ui and find "camera_click.ogg" open permissions, untick all, confirm and reboot your device...
Sent from my GT-I9505
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Incase this thread comes up in a goofle search like it did for me I can confirm this also works for the S5.
How do I disable the camera shutter sound?
I'm rooted, so I already went to /system/media/audio/ui and deleted cam_snap_0.ogg as well as camera_click.ogg. Usually, that does the trick - but not with this phone, it seems.
Do these files exist in multiple locations? Does the camera app have a different file in its own directory?
Haphim said:
How do I disable the camera shutter sound?
I'm rooted, so I already went to /system/media/audio/ui and deleted cam_snap_0.ogg as well as camera_click.ogg. Usually, that does the trick - but not with this phone, it seems.
Do these files exist in multiple locations? Does the camera app have a different file in its own directory?
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The easiest way I've found was just to put the phone on silent. [emoji6]
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Pick_A_Name said:
The easiest way I've found was just to put the phone on silent. [emoji6]
Sent from my LG-H918 using Tapatalk
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Well, sure, but there isn't always time, and you won't always remember to take the extra step. I'm looking for a more permanent solution.
I can always use another camera app, but at this point, I'm also curious to know if there's a way to do it for the stock app.
Overwrite the sound files using the attached file (after you unzip it).
As root go into /system/audio/ui, from here you may want to first backup the files on this list, in case you want to restore the ui sounds.
File List:
Code:
af_failure.ogg
af_success.ogg
cam_snap_0.ogg
cam_timer_1sec.ogg
cam_timer_last.ogg
camera_click.ogg
Camera_Timer.ogg
camstart.ogg
camstop.ogg
continuous_shot.ogg
shot_snap.ogg
shutter_mirror_down.ogg
shutter_mirror_up.ogg
wheel_effect.ogg
Overwrite each and every one of those with the attached, unzipped file, make sure their permissions are set to 0644, and it should be totally silenced. (I think all the files might be overkill, but it covers all the bases).,
Good luck
Deleting audio files won't work, they need to be replaced.
memnochlv said:
Overwrite the sound files using the attached file (after you unzip it).
As root go into /system/audio/ui, from here you may want to first backup the files on this list, in case you want to restore the ui sounds.
File List:
Code:
af_failure.ogg
af_success.ogg
cam_snap_0.ogg
cam_timer_1sec.ogg
cam_timer_last.ogg
camera_click.ogg
Camera_Timer.ogg
camstart.ogg
camstop.ogg
continuous_shot.ogg
shot_snap.ogg
shutter_mirror_down.ogg
shutter_mirror_up.ogg
wheel_effect.ogg
Overwrite each and every one of those with the attached, unzipped file, make sure their permissions are set to 0644, and it should be totally silenced. (I think all the files might be overkill, but it covers all the bases).,
Good luck
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The attached zip only has 1 file in it?
Sent from my VS995 using XDA-Developers Legacy app
Can I replace the files?? I dont have root!
I grabbed all the files and listened to all of them, and for what it's worth, I don't think I heard any files that matched the sound I hear in the app itself. I'm thinking that the default Camera app may provide its own sound internally. If that's true, then the question becomes whether it's accessible as a file, and if so, where is it stored.
f_speed said:
Can I replace the files?? I dont have root!
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No. Root is needed.
this was driving me nuts deleting all the files listed above and still had the camera shutter sounds.
so i followed this and copy the silence.ogg to create all those ogg files. move them to the phone. using rootbrowser, delete those same files from system/media/sound/ui then copy newly created files. close out the camera completely and reopen. this did it for me. thanks guys.
and yes you need root.
just goto my thread under themes and apps. I made a zip of every file you just paste into system and it'll be silent.
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csnv said:
this was driving me nuts deleting all the files listed above and still had the camera shutter sounds.
so i followed this and copy the silence.ogg to create all those ogg files. move them to the phone. using rootbrowser, delete those same files from system/media/sound/ui then copy newly created files. close out the camera completely and reopen. this did it for me. thanks guys.
and yes you need root.
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I tried the same steps and failed. Didn't stop my camera shutter sound. But it stopped my TOUCH SOUND (play sound when you touch an item on the screen). And my boot animation sound too. In the meantime I found another way with an app called "mute" and running a profile in tasker everytime the camera app opens, it toggles the MUTE app. That works for me.
An app called mutecamera will do this WITHOUT root.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gun0912.mutecamera&hl=en
Tested with H990DS and amazingly it worked. Have to give accessibility permission and there is an element of trust required here.
you get 15 free shots, after that you either pay or watch ads
But finally i find a non-root solution
Another alternative is to use Open camera. Remember to enable camera 2 api functionality and then you will see the option to disable shutter sound. You will of course be using open camera in this case.
But the first option allows to use your main camera. And that is the point. I only tested it with the main camera. I have no idea about other apps like whatsapp or facebook that may use the camera as i don't use those apps.
jayochs said:
just goto my thread under themes and apps. I made a zip of every file you just paste into system and it'll be silent.
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Like he said, go to his thread and find the zip by stangdriver. Flash and profit
Thread in question
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/themes/mod-simple-flash-silent-camera-mod-v20-t3620050
What's it say, MUST BE ROOTED
What i posted does not need root