Making ringtones repeat flawlessly on your SPV!

[Guest Eran]

Fire up a registry editor (need a de-certed phone) and navigate to HKCUControlPanelSoundsRingTone0. Select the Script key. This will have a value of something like "av0pw3r". Now, I don't know what the a, v, 0 or p stand for, but it looks like "w3" is wait for a period of 3 (dunno units) and r is repeat. Delete w3, and (at least with a midi file) it will repeat immediately.  

very cool and works!

:)

now, how can i get my alarm to repeat itself?

Regards

Eran

[Guest Syvwlch]

Now that is way cool! Kuddos Eran! Lets hack the other letters!

[Guest Richie M]

This was originally posted here; http://www.modaco.com/viewtopic.php?t=4635

[Guest Eran]

All of the credit needs to go to KingBing sorting this out,

indeed very cool!

Regards

Eran

[Guest squall]

nice one, just need to get ringtones on the sdcard now and we will be sorted.

[Guest midnight]

errr, thats an easy one :wink: ...

navigate to HKCUControlPanelSoundsRingTone0

select Sound key

change the Value data to:

Storage Cardblahblah.wav (replace blahblah with whatever the ringtone is called obviously)

Oh, and both these registry settings (ringtone repeat and sd card ringtone) both work even after a reboot. :)

[Guest midnight]

now we have looping ringtones, and wavs on sd card, maybe someone can make a new sound editor for the phone where you can choose ringtones, set delay between rings etc. and it will automatically change the registry etc.

and dont forget, using the reg editor you can set sounds for startup, shutdown and loads of other stuff. I know SoundzCool is coming out, but why use that when its only a registry change, seems like a waste of money to pay for it. I nice little app for the spv could do the same.

[Guest Carnivor]

i rekon the v could indicate a vibrate maybe, its the only word that i can think of that would be phone related

[Guest jaknife2000]

The a and the v are for Audio / Vibrate.

They directly connect to the ring type on your current profile.

Starting at 0

so it's :-

0 = Ring

1 = Ring Once

2 = Increasing Ring

3 = Vibrate

4 = Vibrate then Ring

5 = Vibrate and Ring

6 = Silent

If you remove the av it will just display the callers name / number without ringing or vibrating.

[Guest simonastro]

fantastic - i'm decerting forthwith

[Guest aiwapro]

It works great, and the ringtones don't even skip anymore.

[Guest midnight]

the v actually seems to relate to the vibration length, so v0 and v1 both vibrate, the difference being the length of the vibrate, 0 being very short and 1 being a lot longer, not advisable to set it really long, cos then it just gets annoying

[Guest Botty]

Hi! First timer message for me! How's it going? I'm really getting into all this tweaking with this phone! Love it! But what registry editor are you guys using? And what is the file name for the phone registry I need the edit!!

Cheers in advance

Steve :)

[Guest fraser]

Do a search of the site for "regedit". One of the moderators. monolithix, has it on his homepage, along with other applications. Look for one of his posts, the URL is in his signature.

You'll need to uncert the phone though. Take a look in the "Articles" section, lot's of useful stuff for a new user there...

[Guest Botty]

Cheers mate! Found it! Already unlocked my phone! That had to be done straight away for doom lol :wink: