Stop sound from automatically playing in MMS messages
Hi, I hope nobody's already answered this somewhere -- I've been searching for a few days now with no luck...
I'm wanting to disable the audio in received mms messages. I absolutely loath those messages that scream, blare music, say offensive stuff, etc. With my old Lotus, you actually had to choose to play the attached audio, but I can't find anything anywhere to set this on my new Evo. If anyone knows how to either make the audio in messages manual instead of automatic, or just disable their audio completely, I'd be eternally grateful to learn this! Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the reply, but that's not quite what I was going for -- I guess I didn't make it clear (which is probably exactly why I'm having so much trouble searching it :-P ).
Let's see if I can explain a little better... I've figured out all the notification sounds for various things. The sounds I'm talking about are the ones attached to slideshows, etc -- I tend to receive quite a few joke messages from friends that, upon viewing, immediately start playing attached audio like "Hey look at me! I'm looking at <something dirty>!" or some loud scream, or some other embarrassing/obnoxious sound clip. It seems these messages are composed with the writer knowing that the receiver has no way of viewing the message without also playing the attached audio whether they want to or not. Maybe there really is no way of avoiding it, other than always setting the phone to silent before opening any MMS messages...?
Ohhhhhh.....hahahaha....yes....the only way is from the home screen to go to menu.settings.volume.sound.volume. turn down media sound.
If there are that many pranksters sending you mms I would leave that setting down. You can always turn it up during video or music playback with the volume rocker
The Following User Says Thank You to Mr. Ed For This Useful Post:
Awesome! Thank you both! I'm actually really new to this phone, and Android in general -- I didn't realize that messaging could be handled by an app =) I'll give Handcent a try. For some reason, it never dawned on my that there would be different volume controls for each action -- there's just sooo much awesome to Android! Thanks again!
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