I would like to customize my TEXT MESSAGE TONES on my Dura XV LTE. The process that allows setting RINGTONES does not seem to apply to MESSAGE TONES. This is silly. A sound is a sound. How do I create MESSAGE TONES?
Here's what I did to add a custom Notification sound to a Kyocera DuraXV LTE E4610 Flip Phone.
Note that I have developer options turned on so I can use adb to copy files to the phone.
I do not have an SD Card installed.
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It would appear that you have to convert Notification files to an oog format, copy it to the Notifications directory of the phone's internal storage, and then register it as a Phone Ringtone to get the custom Notification to show up in the list.
Let me try to say this very simply. I have a Kyocera DURAXV Extreme flipphone. I have saved some MP3 files on my SDcard. I have selected one to be my CUSTOMIZED ringtone - NO problem. However, I cannot select a different saved MP3 file on my SDcard and make that the sound for a new incoming MESSAGE. Is this impossible to do on my Kyocera DURAXV Extreme pnone?
When I set a ringtone for text messages (i.e. "notifications,") the phone menu gives me a different list that has different ringtones. The default is the short two-tone "ding-ding" that signals an incoming text message.
Several software issues:
- Unable to assign personal ring tones to contacts - Example; If I select a custom mp3 ( Audio/mpeg 14kb ) ringtone to 'Bob', when 'Bob' calls, the phone uses the Default global ringtone ( which ever I decide to set ) and ignores my personalized ringtones. This occurs for any ringtone, whether imported or the native ones from the phone.
- Unable to disable "Vibrate" to contacts; If the phones default is set to medium vibrate as a general default, I am unable to disable it for custom contact options. Under the Contact details, I am able to select the sound/vibrate options, and can select 'OFF' for vibrate. But when said contact rings me, the vibrate still activates. I have set my global vibrate option to OFF, and it still vibrates. I can lessen the intensity.
- No option to select sound options for phone call/message/multimedia message available that I have found.
- When composing a message, the character set is always set to '123'. I have to override this to get 'Abc'. No option to set my preferences for this, nor an auto-remember feature.
- 'Draft' message comes up often, but I am unable to find the 'draft' folder, or where in the conversation where the draft is. Many times, I receive a message from someone, and it has 'draft' next to it, without any user action from me.
- Display option for 'Color inversion" effects the Wallpaper as well. This is a great setting for night time use, but distorts the pictures. Any color settings for text boxes, backgrounds and text available? Would be nice to set global settings for this to help in various lighting scenarios.
I think the rest I can get used to. I upgraded from a Samsung Convoy 3, and it has a very similar operating system/icons - which made the transition learning curve easy, but I have been able to spot deficiencies quite easily. I figured the same settings would be available across the board since the same OS is being used.
I have read the manual and searched around for answers, noticed that the software is updated often as well. Maybe this can be a future consideration.
This may not be under the perview of Samsung, but the Message App does not allow one to create more than one text message as a draft, to a single person or a similar group of people. If you create one draft text message, then exit out of the program, it does save it as a draft. If you go back and try and create a new text message for that same person (or same group), it will erase that previous draft without any notification, and then begin a new draft message.
If you go to "Message Info" for a group text message, it does not explain if the message was correctly sent or not to each person. If there was a problem in sending it to a group of 5, it only says, for instance, "Send to 4", but you cannot know who did NOT get the message. That is annoying, and I have to re-send a message to the entire group asking if anyone did not get a text message.
This may just be my specific phone, but when I get a text message from a number that is not in my contacts, there is a specific ring tone that goes off ("Overdrive" ringtone), and there is no setting that I can find in the Sound menu to change it. Hopefully this is just in my phone.
I'd like to set a separate notification tone for SMS's from that one contact. How do you do that? Under the contact I have an option for the Ringtone, but there doesn't seem to be an option for the SMS notification tone.
Go into your contacts. Open the contact you want to personalize the message tone. Click "edit". Then scroll down to the bottom and click on "ADD ANOTHER FIELD". Tap to put a check mark beside "Message tone" then tap "OK". Then tap on "Message tone" and your options should come up e.g. Media storage, Zedge, etc. Tap which option you want to choose the message tone for that person. then choose the ringtone for them and tap "set ringtone". Make sure you then "save" that contact.
That worked for me with my Samsung Galaxy S5. Hope this works for you.
Ryan is correct and I would recommend SMS Popup. Been using it since my G1 days. Lots of options like quick replies, custom vibration, and alert repetition to complement the custom message tones. You will need to turn off the native message notifications though, but it's definitely worth it.
Another option is Ringo (Play Store, developer's site), which I've been using for over a year and it works great for just this purpose (I have a server that yells at me too). The free version has everything I need, though there is a paid version with more options as well.
You cannot change the notification tone for a single user, only the Ringtone. You may be able to find a 3rd party SMS that will allow you to set up different notification sounds for specific users, but I am not aware of any.
If you don't want to download a new messenger app, you can try using Contact Alert. It allows you to set custom notification sounds per contact and runs parallel to whatever messaging app you currently use. You will have to turn off sounds in your current messenger app to prevent your phone from playing 2 notifications at once.
My digital landline phone is continually giving the intermittent dial tone indicating a new voicemail message, but there are no messages. This was not the case immediately after switchover, but started after a few days. I complained to Virgin. They sent an engineer who got a "line reset" done. That cleared it, but a couple of days later it started again. So to check whether there are new messages, I have to call 1571 every time.
Yes I had the same thing before the switchover but after Voicemail had been reset. If you do have a message the alert tone is different again. It seemed that this was a new normal dial tone for my area.
I'm having the same problem I have tried unplug from the power, asked family member to leave voice mail message then deleted but still have landline phone is continually giving the intermittent dial tone indicating a new voicemail message, but there are no messages. Please Help
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Having had several interactions with VM support, and been told different things, and remaining very unhappy, here's my summary.
1. An engineer visited, faffed about for a while (including changing a bunch of settings on one of my handsets, for no apparent reason), contacted some colleagues but was unable to help.
2. I was told (via 150) that I had both voicemail and call-waiting, and that these are incompatible. I never asked for call-waiting. It seems to have been added when my line was switched to digital.
WHY DO VM PUT INCOMPATIBLE FEATURES ONTO ANYONE'S LINE?
3. I was told that it was necessary to remove both features and then re-enable voicemail. But when I got through to customer support (who weren't available during the weekend), they said that it was only necessary to remove the call-waiting; which they did.
What I think is happening is that there is no FUNCTIONAL problem; i.e. messages arrive, the dial tone changes, a message can be listened to, and the dial tone changes back.
BUT IT TAKES HOURS AND HOURS.
I left myself a voicemail and it took at least TWENTY HOURS for it to be signalled by the dial tone. After I listened to it and deleted it, it took another FOUR HOURS for the dial tone to change back.
What use is a voicemail system that takes this long to react?
The analogue system didn't have this problem. HOW HAVE VM MADE THEIR DIGITAL SYSTEM SLOWER THAN THE OLD ANALOGUE ONE? Not just slower, but massively, unusably slower.
This looks like a case of something that's free being worth every penny (and no more!).
Except that it isn't really free, is it. It's just included in the price without the option to do without and not to pay for it.
By the way, this page: -your-landline-calling-features
(and note that it specifies "landline") has a link labelled as "Find out how to set up landline voicemail here." (Note again that it says "landline".) But the URL is -up-virgin-mobile-voicemail, which (as the URL indicates) leads to a page about MOBILE voicemail. Honestly, I despair! 152ee80cbc
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