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I just recently changed to a Google Pixel 6, and all the other apps allow me to edit the notification sound. But when I change it for slack (I normally use "Here you go" for work, it says it will use that sound but just - doesn't. It uses ding.

You can change the sounds per account by opening the account settings Notifications Open system notification settings. Then press one of the channels belonging to one of the accounts and change the sound there.

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It is just not possible to change the notification sound for every account! If set the sound for account 1 to sound A and then set account 2 to sound B, and then return to settings of account 1 there is also sound B set.

This post needs to be made sticky - the steps are not at all intuitive. I managed to stumble on the screen where I could actually change the sound/vibration settings a few days ago but could not figure out what the magic incantation was.

I upgraded K-9 to 5.800 on two Galaxy Tab S2 tablets. Not only did it remember the sound/vibration settings, but the settings were directly available by clicking on the account and then Notifications.

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I have setting page from which user can set the sound for the notification and also user can play sound. This part is completed. I am able to play sound from the assets folder using Media Player. I can use same logic at the Notification creation time but problem can be happened when user click on the Notification because media player still playing the sound.

The correct path to load something from your assets folder is file:///android_assets/relative_path_to_your_file. Note the three slashes here. Although I have not tried to set a notification sound this way, I have used this with a WebView with success a number of times, and would expect it to work the same way.

Have spent hours on the phone with Samsung and with Nest. Last contact with Samsung said to do a factory reset of phone which would erase all my pictures, messages etc. Doesn't sound like a good idea.

Discoverd by accident when I swiped my screen down checking my notifications that the one indicating my camera spotted some one was listed under silent notifications. Clicked on it and changed it to audible notifications. Don't know how I must have done this bit working fine now.

Do you happen to know which is triggered by which action?

I have a really obnoxious sound for the Smart Home Monitor intrusions. Unfortunately, the Low Battery Alert triggers the same sound and for some reason Samsung likes to send Low Battery when i am asleep. Low Battery alerts are also inaccurate.

UPDATE: I found my problem. Under each device, go to Notification/Sound and select Default or a specific sound. I believe default just lets the system decide. For some reason on my app, nothing was selected for sound, and this was not a change i made. I believe this happened on the last update.

I just upgraded my Ubuntu Studio system from version 20.04 LTS to 22.04.1 LTS, and suddenly I hear different sounds during events like emptying the trash bin for example, which never happened in my two previous Ubuntu Studio installations 20.04 LTS and 18.04 LTS.

Looking into 'Systemsettings' I cannot find any tab to mute all these annoying notification-sounds. There is no such tab as 'Sounds'? I can only find the tab 'Audio', but nothing to further mute these notification-sounds.

You can either remove "oxygen sounds" from add/remove software, or just go into settings/notifications/applications/configure then go through the apps one by one and see which one has "configure events" and uncheck all the sound boxes

There really needs to be a way to change the Ring Alarm notification sound (iOS App) that the alarm has been tripped and is going off. Exactly the same way you can change it for camera and sensor notifications. I would love to have that sound be as annoying as a siren so I take notice ASAP instead of the current non-changeable sound.

I have just installed the ring alarm this week and had a alarm triggered and surprised there is no option on IPhone to custom assign a sound to a alarm trigger incident like the doorbell . Surely thus us a oversight? No one is looking their phones 24x7

Okay so since updating to iOS7, there is something triggering random notifications on my iPad. It's making a two note notification sound. There's no banner or badge or anything that is associated with it. I went into notification center and have literally turned off every single sound notification (but leaving the sound switch on). The iPad still makes the notification sound.

I was thinking it was coming from the OS itself, but I went and browsed the sounds under Settings->Sounds and couldn't find the one that I'm hearing (although I suppose that doesn't rule anything out).

I saw a post from an apple rep telling a iOS 6 user to turn the side switch on to un-mute the sounds. A no-brainier yes, but it made me wonder if the side switch may have been temporarily "confused" after updating to iOS 7 because it added the new settings screen that swipes up from the bottom of the screen. I was using my side-switch to lock the screen rotation and it was in the "off" (down) position (red visible) and none of my notifications were sounding. So I flipped it up and down a couple times which didn't solve the problem. So logically, I proceeded to what inevitably solved the problem...

Hopefully, this will fix your notification sounds (and the lock sound when you press the power button). After using this fix, you can set the use of the side switch to your preference and still have all of your notification sounds!

I had the same problem. I finally went thru all the sounds to identify the sound. That two note sound was "calypso" found under CLASSIC sounds. Then I went thru all the notifications again & sure enough found Calypso as the identifying sound on new email on one of the email accounts. So make sure you check individual email accts not just the email notifications tab.

I had the same problem - it turned out to be the Gmail App I had downloaded the day before which, of course, had all its own settings. Turning sound off for this solved the problem. Make sure you check all Apps, not just the pre-installed one!

I am experiencing issues with an upcoming notification sound when starting the first song in Poweramp and when skipping to the next one in queue too. Normally i don't have my phone "loud" because of using a smartwatch. But now as i do i get the same sound as for an incoming message f.e. when trying to hear my songs with Poweramp. But only at the beginning of the song.

Poweramp should not generate notification sounds, however it does update the Notification/Status line when a new track is played, and I wonder if your device is triggering the sound for some reason? Try swiping the notification item in the pull-down menu at the top of the screen and check the Settings icon, notification sounds should be set to Silent.

Yeah everytime the song changes the notification sound rings even if with the music, i dont know which ones monitor notifications but i dont have scrobbling and the scrobbling via last.fm i have both options disable

So, how can I actually disable this sound? If I could disable all notification sounds that would be a valid solution. I haven't found a setting like this though. But I don't want to disable sound itself; I still want to have sound in my video games :)

The sound in question is a ding-ding, a lower note followed by a higher note when connecting a USB device, and the reverse sound - the higher note followed by a lower note - when disconnecting the USB device.

If there is no way to disable this sound cleanly in settings, I wouldn't mind a more hack-ish solution to simply delete the sound file, if someone could point me to it. If deleting the file could lead to problems or Windows unsolicitedly 'fixes' itself, maybe I could replace the file with an empty file?

sounds by selecting {None} for them in the dropdown. You don't have to disable everything as in selecting no sounds for Sound scheme. Then you can also save the new scheme as a separate entry in case you want to switch back to the original.

Yes I think the old default notification sound has been removed (Android). Since a week or so I now just have the notification sound which is default for my phone. I am missing the old one which was very good and easy to hear! Can I download it? Can you ship it with the app?

This is annoying. I'm not sure why they would remove the included notification sound options.

Now it just has standard Android notification sound.

I know I can customise via Android notifications but over the years I have become accustomed to the reolink sound. I can't really find anything suitable.

Please either restore the sound options or provide a download link for original sounds. ff782bc1db