Old Ringtone
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@pasotibbs Yessss! Thank ypu.
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@GIEMME In an E4.5 the mp3 is in /system/media/audio/ringtones
You go there with the File Manager and you may copy AquarisRing.mp3 somewere. -
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@pasotibbs do you know that ringtone?
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@cesar-herrera said in Old Ringtone:
@GIEMME In an E4.5 the mp3 is in /system/media/audio/ringtones
You go there with the File Manager and you may copy AquarisRing.mp3 somewere.But, this is a ro file system, any other way to use private ringtones?
Please, dont tell me how to make the fs writeable.
matthias
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@guru I put my ringtones in the Documents directory but it should be the same in any of the default directories.
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@advocatux said in Old Ringtone:
@guru I put my ringtones in the Documents directory but it should be the same in any of the default directories.
I think I do not understand this reply. When you put any ringtone in the directory ~phablet/Documents, will this be seen and used for incoming calls? I can not imagine.
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@guru you put the ringtone in that directory then go to configuration settings, sound, ring tone (or whatever is called "tono de llamada", I have the Spanish configuration), custom ringtone, and choose the file manager to select your desired ringtone. That's all.
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@advocatux said in Old Ringtone:
@guru you put the ringtone in that directory then go to configuration settings, sound, ring tone (or whatever is called "tono de llamada", I have the Spanish configuration), custom ringtone, and choose the file manager to select your desired ringtone. That's all.
Ah, I wasn't aware that one could use any location there for 'Custom Ringtone'. Thanks. I own my BQ E4.5 nearly three years now, and every now and then you learn something new.
Me voy a poner como tono este de los antiguos teléfonos norteamericanos, creo que fueron de AT&T. Tengo que buscarlo. Gracias y un abrazo.
