Here's a simple guide on how to set a favorite songs, tones to your message alerts on your Samsung Galaxy Ace. All you have to do is connect your Samsung Galaxy Ace to your computer or laptop via USB cable and then select "connection type" and get access to storage memory card.
Here's how to connect Galaxy Ace into Mass Storage Mode Option:
- On Main Home Screen tap Menu > Settings > Application
- Enable USB Debugging
- Return to Home Screen
- Then plug the USB cable into your Galaxy S2
- Pull down status bar
- Press ' Connect USB Storage' button
Aternative way without USB Debugging
- Go to Settings > Wireless & Network
- USB utilities and click the button >
- then plug in USB cable
then find the folder "Notifications", if its not on there, create a new folder and simply renamed it "Notifications".
>SDCARD/ MEDIA/ AUDIO/ NOTIFICATIONS
Then grab a copy music files you wanted from your computer and paste into that folder "Notifications". Once finishes, disconnect your Galaxy Ace from the computer. Then you can set that music files as your message tone.
- Go to Message/Inbox icon located at the bottom of your Samsung Galaxy Ace screen
- In the Message/Inbox Settings simply choose the file that you've copied as your message ringtone
If you already have a music files stored on your Samsung Galaxy Ace, do this steps below:
- Go to "My Files" then copy that mp3 music file you like to use as your messages ringtone.
( Just tap and hold that music file then you can choose either to copy or move that music file)
- Next, paste that music file in your media folder > SDCARD/ MEDIA/ AUDIO/ NOTIFICATIONS
- Go to Message/Inbox icon located at the bottom of your Samsung Galaxy Ace screen
- In the Message/Inbox Settings simply choose the music file that you've copied as your message ringtone
If you have a problem about the volume loudness, this sometimes happens that your custom ringtone volume is too low compared to the preset ringtone on your Galaxy Ace which as much louder.
You can try using this program, MP3GAIN, to boost up maximized the volume of your mp3's decibels.
http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/download.php
Or this app from Android Market..Volume+ (Sound Boost)
currently using this app for my boosted up mp3s using MP3GAIN.
But works only on Gingerbread..
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.TEST.android.lvh&feature=search_result
7 comments:
Thanks! I was searching for a solution for this issue all over the internet. Too easy when we know how.
thank you so much friend.
Thanks fnd ...
fuck me that is stupidly hard why cant it be setup like on other phones to click it and set as ring tone, dumb!
Thanks a lot
Hello,
can't set it as RINGTONE for incoming calls, it's not there to select; instead it can be selected as Notification tone... help!
Gtz,
Ton.
Its simple friend. First see whether there is ringtones folder in your sdcard.If it is not there than create it otherwise copy the desired mp3 in the folder.than goto setting,sound,rington,and select the mp3.
Post a Comment