Help Application to make a custom sound/alert go off when SLIDER keyboard is open/close?

[hext]

Is there an application (or one in the works) that will allow us to apply a sound effect to the slider opening and closing?
Maybe base it off of when the screen rotates + keyboard lights up?

I would love to apply 2 seperate notifications. One for open and one for close.



Anyone got an application like this in the works or know of one that would work on Samsung Moment?


I know there is a notification for when you unplug the power, but I'd love to have 2 seperate from that for JUST the slider.
I can't believe we can't modify seperate notification sounds custom without apps.

 

[cosine83]

That'd get annoying real quick...

 

[hext]

That'd get annoying real quick...

I don't care. I want to put the codec open and close noise from metal gear. Yep I'm a geek. If I could program the app myself I would.

 

[Schwamy]

I don't care. I want to put the codec open and close noise from metal gear. Yep I'm a geek. If I could program the app myself I would.

Actually, that'd be pretty cool. But I'd still probably get annoyed of it.

 

[abrahan]

i liked the keyboard chiming when opened/closed when i had my touch pro.

 

[hext]

I've been searching high and low for this app. I saw stuff on other forums about editing CABS and stuff and registries. I'd rather just have an APP do it.

 

[IOWA]

CABS/registries are for WINMO.

I know a way to do this, but you'd have to be rooted, and run a few linux commands.

 

[Jo_795]

CABS/registries are for WINMO.

I know a way to do this, but you'd have to be rooted, and run a few linux commands.

post them im rooted ..

 

[IOWA]

Its a tad bit more complicated then that. So say you have the sound you want. Great.

Well you need to find where the default file is stored, and what it is named.

Then make a copy of it, to back it up with adb shell

#cat /system/media/audio/filename.ogg > /sdcard/filename.ogg

Then you remove the default file, from its default location, using the "rm" command.

#rm /system/media/audio/filename.ogg

That's not where it is, just an example of what the command would look like.
Then you would take the sound you like, and rename it to EXACTLY WHAT THE DEFAULT FILE WAS. Very important here. Then you put that file exactly where the old one was, using the cat command again, but reversed.

#cat /sdcard/filename.ogg > /system/media/audio/filename.ogg

Presto, your done.

Now keep in mind, you can brick your phone doing this. Quite easily in fact. So you have been warned. Also, the code lines I gave you are only examples. It may not even be an ogg file. I really don't know. Haven't looked. Good luck.

 

[Jo_795]

ahh ok.. understood.. now we just need to know where the file is located at .. doesnt seem hard just need to know where that file is..

 

[NOMster]

where would you put it to activate at the desired time though?

 

[IOWA]

Put what?

 

[Jo_795]

nomster that was a example. nobody has done this before ..

 

[hext]

Well, there's the challenge. I hope someone can do it.

 

[hext]

Anyone got any new apps that do this?