Building intelligent escalation chains for modern SRE. Featured on Meta. Now live: A fully responsive profile. Reducing the weight of our footer. Linked 1. Related Hot Network Questions. Question feed. May 4, PM in response to turingtest2 In response to turingtest2. I searchec online for a 3rd party software to clean out the tones folder but every website says you cannot delete ios tones, the inbuilt ones already on the phone.
I have a 16GB iPhone 5s. If I downloaded an older version of iTunes prior to Did you try iFunbox as mentioned in the tip? I've tested that it does the job. The issue seems to be that it cannot accept another tone with the same filename, even thought the old tone might not be visible in iTunes or the device, or work on the device if it is listed.
Thank you for the fast response - much appreciated. Ah sorry, no you cannot remove the built in tones. The space they take up isn't worth crying over. You may still need to remove old copies of your own tones and replace to get them working properly. The app is free. Thank you so very much!
It worked, and it was so easy! I just chose import and dropped my m4rs in and they have all showed up on my phone again. Thank you for your helpful advice and recommending iFunbox. May 6, PM in response to turingtest2 In response to turingtest2. Rebooting the device does not cause the new file to be detected. Improve this question. But a reboot should have triggered that definitly, so something seems to be wrong there indeed. How did you add the file? ES signs into U1 for me and I do everything in app from there.
This is usually how I always add the file since I know it is always on my cloud storage. I just tried plugging it in, removed the file, unplugged and replugged, added file, unplugged and it was there in my ringtones without reboot. File cant be corrupt, I just re-copied it now You are probably right about the app not triggering the mesia scanner.
However, a reboot should trigger it. Let me make a guess: all affected devices already run Kitkat? Because starting with that, media scanner does no longer do a full scan AFAIR at least the apps triggering it no longer can do so in the "old way".
If I remember correctly, media scanner must now be pointed to the changed files directly. One more note: If my guess was correct, and your devices run 4. The work-around described there is pretty much the same you're already using. Izzy I am pretty sure this happened on my nexus 4 pre-kit kat. That is a good point though, I have noticed that change to the media scanner as well in kit kat. Oh well, I'm stumped. Show 2 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Dan J Dan J 1 1 gold badge 3 3 silver badges 10 10 bronze badges.
Confirmed for Lineage No hyphens. I have developed a sound board application, in which I set ringtones on long press. No issues about it. The ringtone is changed. And No ringtone is selected. How do I list my ringtone there? If the ringtone does not show up, restart your phone and check again.
Some versions of Android the "sound" is in "settings", then touch "audio profiles",then the checked profile, ie; "General" and you'll find "Voice call ringtone". The list of ringtones is pulled from the system ringtones directory, as well as from the SD Card, if it contains a folder named "ringtones". So what you may try doing is to also copy the ringtone from your soundboard to the SD Card, into a folder called "ringtones" first perform a check to see if the folder already exists at the same time that you set the ringtone.
Often, simple tricks are the most useful. So, before you jump to other solutions, restart your device. You never know when that magical spell will help you. If the silent mode is enabled on your phone, then obviously you will not hear the ringtone.
Look for the silent mode symbol in the status bar. If that is enabled, turn it off. Most phones let you switch sound modes from the volume buttons itself. Here, change the mode to regular. On some phones, you simply need to increase the ringtone volume. Besides the silent mode, you also need to check the ringtone volume.
Sometimes, we accidentally press the volume buttons which may reduce the ring volume to zero. Another important setting that you need to check is of the Do not disturb mode DND , which is different from the silent mode. You also need to check the schedule mode of DND.
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