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Help can I change alarm clock alert to mp3 on the sony x10?

I am fine with the alarm clock app that comes on the sony x10, but would like to change the alarm to an mp3. can i do this without downloading another app? I have the "ringtone" app which makes it possible to change every other notification to an mp3, just can't figure the alarm clock out. please help (pretend i'm an idiot).
 
I am fine with the alarm clock app that comes on the sony x10, but would like to change the alarm to an mp3. can i do this without downloading another app? I have the "ringtone" app which makes it possible to change every other notification to an mp3, just can't figure the alarm clock out. please help (pretend i'm an idiot).

you can create an .mp3 file and then place it in a directory on your SD card.

The directory is /sdcard/audio/alarms

I placed an alarm in there and can access it from the alarm clock app that comes with the X10. Create an alarm and then go into the alarm and set the ringtone. What you place in the directory above should show as an option along with the system alarm tones.

Cheers.
 
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you can create an .mp3 file and then place it in a directory on your SD card.

The directory is /sdcard/audio/alarms

I placed an alarm in there and can access it from the alarm clock app that comes with the X10. Create an alarm and then go into the alarm and set the ringtone. What you place in the directory above should show as an option along with the system alarm tones.

Cheers.

I think the directory is:
/sdcard/media/audio/alarms

Edit: Verified this just now.
 
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I used to have an app when I was on 1.6 on my x10 that allowed me to select mp3s straight from the alarm clock that comes with android. It showed up in the list when selected the ringtone and opened up the app. Does anybody know what this was called or knows a similair one, I hate having to set my alarms through an app in order to play mp3s as wake up call! Thanks!
 
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On the SD create a folder called media, in that create one called audio (create one also called picture and another in that called wallpaper) within that create another 4 called...

alarms
music
notifications
ringtones


...and put your tones in the appropriate folders, then when you use settings to change your tones they will then show up in the appropriate selection window.
 
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