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[zx12richard]

Got a question on Notifiers, with my old Blackberry I could use any sound for email or texts or whatever. So where does it store the notifier sounds and can I add more to the folder so I have more options? Or is the ones I got factory it???

Thank you and sorry I got so many questions...

 

[socodef]

You can change notifications for anything that comes up in the bar. For example, if you want to change the notification sound for messages. Go to Messages->hit Menu->scroll down to notifications and sound is underneath it. And go from there.

 

[zx12richard]

but im talking custom sounds like Roadrunner,firetrucks,thunder,harleys,that type things.

 

[ronj]

Someone may want to confirm:

Mount your SD card and create a Folder named "Music". Inside that folder you name a folder called allerts or notifications (i forget which one). Then upload your mp3s there.

Once again, I'm not a 100% sure about it.

 

[socodef]

Yes, that's how you do it.

On your SD Card, you go to audio, and create a folder named "notifications" and then you can put whatever ringer you want in there. Hope that helps

 

[JB in AZ]

You can change notifications for anything that comes up in the bar. For example, if you want to change the notification sound for messages. Go to Messages->hit Menu->scroll down to notifications and sound is underneath it. And go from there.

Apparently you can't select a unique notification sound for Voice mail, at least I can't find a way.

 

[socodef]

Since you can change basically everything else, voicemail is included in the default notifications in settings->sound and display. Might match a few obscure ones, but you can atleast change it there.

 

[JB in AZ]

Since you can change basically everything else, voicemail is included in the default notifications in settings->sound and display. Might match a few obscure ones, but you can atleast change it there.

Yeah, not a big deal, but I can't seem to change the notification sound so the voicemail sound is different than the email received notification sound on the stock email app.

 

[cooolone2]

Just a suggestion, because you don't really need the entire MP3 file and some songs you might want another part than the beginning. I was taken aback too when I first started playing around with my phone and couldn't use the mp3's straight up for ringtones and such. But after a quick search within 2 minutes I was up and running.

So I might suggest D/L the app "RingDroid", it allows a great amount of flexibility and will store the sound bite for which ever notification, alarm or ringtone that you need. Check it out, I think it'll do what you want, maybe not HOW you want, but it works nice.

 

[durandetto]

Try Rings Extended in the market it allows you to choose your ringtones from any folder in your phone or sd card.