Tuesday, January 10, 2012

How to: use your own music as notification (text) ringtones on Android

How to: use your own music as notification (text) ringtones on Android Tube. Duration : 1.53 Mins.


How to: make a custom notification message ringtone on the Samsung Galaxy S2. Also works on other Android phones. Edit: I changed the title, this is the old title. Any other questions, don't hesitate to ask me. *You can't hear the ringtone*: First, try rebooting. If that doesn't work, try this: 1. Go to the messaging app 2. Go to the menu (that is, the button left of the physical button at the bottom) 3. Go to 'Settings' 4. Scroll all the way down to 'Select ringtone'. 5. Choose your ringtone. With a big thanks to Ibleedblue220 for this error solution. A notification message is the notification of a text message, for example. Yes, people asked that. Go to (on your phone, of course) My files, media Then make a map called 'Audio'. Open that map, and there you make another map called 'Notifications'. Move your mp3/sound/song/ringtone in that map. Now you can choose it in settings, sound, notification ringtone. You can do the same thing with calling ringtones and alarms. For that, make a map called 'Ringtones' or 'Alarms' in the 'Audio' map. So in Audio will be three maps, Ringtones, Alarms and Notifications. This also seems to work for most other Samsung phones (with Android OS).

Keywords: Mobile, Samsung, Galaxy, S2, Custom, Notification, Message, Ringtone, Guide, Android, Text, SMS, Ksynix

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