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07-13-2009, 05:48 PM #1
How to change Email/text alert tones?
Is there an app or easy way to have more choices of tones?
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07-13-2009, 05:51 PM #2Super Duper Moderator
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I use an app called Notifier in Cydia, it gives you i think 8 different choices for tones. I really like it, also gives status bar notifications.

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07-13-2009, 06:23 PM #3
you can always use winterboard to apply sound themes, but it really only works if you create a custom theme. if you are wanting to change just a few things....... then check this out
was using that in 2.2.1 days but i'm sure the file structure is the same.... i think
this can also be applied to emails as well all you need to do is find the file that says email... i think
remember to alway back up your original files... easiest way to do so is by just typing bak in the file name
example: original file=>email.caf backup file=> email_bak.caf
that way if anything goes wrong all you have to do is delete the _bak and you'll have your original file to use still...
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07-13-2009, 07:08 PM #4Livin the iPhone Life
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Or, this is for experienced users, you could SSH into the device to the location "/System/Library/Audio/UISounds" and replace these two files:
new-mail.caf
ReceivedMessage.caf
To convert an mp3 to a caf file here is what you need to do. Use a free audio converter to change the mp3 to an aiff file. Then rename the extension from "new-mail.aif" to "new-mail.caf" and SSH it back into the device.
I've tried it before and it will work in the device.



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