If the file was already on your Android, it may be in the Music folder. To find audio files downloaded from Zedge, open the Files or My Files app. Then open the following folders: Android , Data , net. Copy or move the audio files to your Notifications folder. Your file manager app will let you move or copy this sound file to any directory you want. To do this on a Samsung, tap and hold the audio file, select Move , navigate back to the Notifications folder, and tap Paste.
Most other apps work similarly, though you may need to tap a menu after long-tapping the file. Use your new audio file as a notification.
Now that you've added your audio file to the correct location, you can use it as your default notification sound , for a specific app , or as a custom text alert. Method 2. The Settings is different for each phone make and model, but it'll be something sound-related. This menu lets you customize all sounds on your device, including alarms, notifications, and ringtones.
Tap Notification sound or Default notification sound. This menu allows you to select a new notification sound. If you're not able to find this menu, tap the magnifying glass icon in the upper-right corner and use the search bar to search "Notification sound. Tap a sound. Scroll through the list to see what's available, and tap any sound to hear a preview. If you don't see any sound files in the folder, check to make sure you are in the "Notifications" folder.
If you are not in the "Notifications" folder, tap the back arrow in the upper-right corner to back out to "Internal Storage". Then tap the Notifications folder. If your phone doesn't allow you to select MP3 files as notifications and ringtones, you can convert them to WAV files using a computer or use an online converter to convert the files to an OGG or WAV files.
Tap Save or OK. This is only necessary on some Androids—others automatically change the notification tone as soon as you tap it. Method 3. One of these options will display a list of apps on your Android. If you see a "Notifications" option in the Settings menu, tap that option first. If you don't see that option, tap Apps instead. Tap the name of the app you want to edit. This opens an information page about the app.
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I saw similar results, you need to not push the update the notification so often, i changed mine to update only update a few times a second.
I had similar issue once, I solved it using CountDownTimer. Similar to how superfell suggested, you can call progress update of AsyncTask regularly while downloading file. And call the Notification Manager only at specific interval.
After calling start of CountDownTimer, it will call onTick function after every fixed interval of time, and will call onFinish either when timer is timed out or when called explicitly. I too experienced this problem. I was updating the progress bar WAY too often even when the progress didn't change , here's how I fixed that:.
I had the same issue that I was not able to update the progress bar notification even with an interval of 3 seconds so after hours of digging I came to realize the fact that whenever we update the notification the RemoteView object must be re-instantiated and re-initialized to the Notification object's contentView. After doing this I was able to update the Notification progress bar with an interval of msms for a very long period without facing any UI blocking.
Note: If you don't agree you can verify this answer by running this snippet after commenting out the marked line and see the difference. It may take about 5mins to start the severe UI blockage which will heat up your device and may stop functioning. I tried with an S3 mini with Android 4. Builder is used for the same purpose.
Note: The reason to write this answer after 3 years of the question is because I wonder that I did not find even a single stackoverflow answer or other blog post handling this serious issue with this very simple solution.
Here is my copy pasted code that you can use directly I use the same code for updating a notification layout which contains two ProgressBars and four TextViews with a frequency of msms. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. You can find the Downloads folder using a third-party file manager , but each Android phone also has its stock file manager app that you can equally well use.
Your downloaded files should be listed, with the most recent one at the top. If you tap the three-dotted menu option at the top right, you can do more with your downloaded files — you can clear your download history, edit, share, and sort by. Alternatively, you can select individual files in your downloads list by tapping the three-dot menu icons next to them, which will bring up various options like Delete, Share, Rename and so on. If you want to bulk-select or bulk-delete files in your downloads, long-tap one of the files until the checkboxes appear, then tap each subsequent file you want to carry out the same action for.
Many apps have their own download settings. Case in point: WhatsApp by default downloads images and videos to your phone and keeps them in its own folder. You may be able to change where files are downloaded by default to keep everything more organized on your device. There are a variety of Android file managers to use. However, a highly popular and useful option is X-plore File Manager.
The dual-pane feature makes it a personal favorite. The menu on the right includes a Find feature. I also love that search tips are included in the search box. Enter part of your file name and locate your file in seconds.
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