rcplanesofma24
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is there any way i can get that "Drooid" sound whenever i get a text message. I downloaded zedge and found droid amp on there, but when i set it as my notification, it doesnt work. Please help
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Samsung Captivate Droid Notification
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rcplanesofma24
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That didnt work. They didnt have it. i downloaded mp3 music download from the market, and found a song that i set to my ringtone, but i cant find the droid on that for my text messages. I found it on zedge, and i set it as my notification, but it still does my old notificatoin sound that i had before, even though it says the droid is my notification. Please Help
pyrobob4
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Personally, I don't like using apps for things I can do on my own. Like creating and setting custom sounds. For my money, this is the way to go...
First, you'll need the audio file on you PC. Here are some links to the audio clip I think you're wanting. Slightly different sounding, so take your pick.
http://twaud.io/local_cache/q8q.mp3
http://media.gdgt.com/etc/droid-alert.wav
When you save those files, make sure they have a logical name, cause that is what it will show up as on your phone. Now get on your phone and go into My Files > DCIM, open the menu and hit create folder. Name this folder 'Notifications', that's the important part.
Now all you need to do is transfer the audio file onto your phone, and into the folder you just created. Once you've done that, all you have to do is go into the settings and change the notification alert like you normally would. If all went well, you should see the new file in the list like it was any other stock sound.
The sky is pretty much the limit with this method. Just about any audio file you put in that folder can be set as your notification sound. This also works for ringtones. Simply create a folder names 'Ringtones' instead.
First, you'll need the audio file on you PC. Here are some links to the audio clip I think you're wanting. Slightly different sounding, so take your pick.
http://twaud.io/local_cache/q8q.mp3
http://media.gdgt.com/etc/droid-alert.wav
When you save those files, make sure they have a logical name, cause that is what it will show up as on your phone. Now get on your phone and go into My Files > DCIM, open the menu and hit create folder. Name this folder 'Notifications', that's the important part.
Now all you need to do is transfer the audio file onto your phone, and into the folder you just created. Once you've done that, all you have to do is go into the settings and change the notification alert like you normally would. If all went well, you should see the new file in the list like it was any other stock sound.
The sky is pretty much the limit with this method. Just about any audio file you put in that folder can be set as your notification sound. This also works for ringtones. Simply create a folder names 'Ringtones' instead.