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bothered by the buzz
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Are you referring to one program or everything? To silence your phone completely, turn off everything by touching the volume adjustment downward.
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Matth3w
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Nope.
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-general-discussions/17757-please-help-sound-profiles.html
My best bet so far has been Night Ringer Pro from the marketplace (the free you can only specify 2 emergency contacts, and basically I had to select all contacts).
Check out that thread.. It's my biggest complaint about the Droid.
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-general-discussions/17757-please-help-sound-profiles.html
My best bet so far has been Night Ringer Pro from the marketplace (the free you can only specify 2 emergency contacts, and basically I had to select all contacts).
Check out that thread.. It's my biggest complaint about the Droid.
There is an app called "Quick Profile" that lets you make sound profiles that you can easily switch to and then you can link it to your home screen. I use it a lot. It allows you to pick the exact volume of each category, as well as choose whether each category vibrates or not. Lastly, and least importantly, you can also put screen brightness settings for each profile, as well. I created a night profile for this use.
If you're looking to turn everything off except for the ringer and alarm clock at certain times, and switch back to having everything else on quickly, use their advice.
If you just want to have the phone ring and the alarm clock as your primary "sound profile," you should disable notification ringtones in any app that you still want a notification for, as well as vibrate. They should all have these options.
I have my e-mail accounts setup to not ring or vibrate. Instead, the notifications appear in the status bar, and the LED blinks.
As well, you can disable vibrate and default notification sounds in the sound and display settings menu.
[Wasn't sure if you were looking for different profiles that you can switch between, or if you just wanted things to stay the way you're asking if you can get them, so I figured I'd offer another perspective!]
i'm not sure OP was asking for specific sound profiles as much as (he) wanted to just disable all notifications, which is easily accomplished by going home - menu - settings - sounds and display - notification ringtone (silent). vibration is setup individually through each application, so check the menu - settings of apps like email, messaging and calendar to make sure those are all turned off too.
(EDIT: What Johnny said)
(EDIT: What Johnny said)
Hey...are you following me...?
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Matth3w
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Unfortunately, this isn't entirely true.
To get Quick Profiles to work where it sets everything to vibrate, you have to have the notifications set to vibrate at all times through their applications.
So in other words, if you're like me, and want to have everything either ring only, vibrate only, and alarm/phone only (3 settings), this won't work. I don't want my phone vibrating AND ringing. If it's sitting on the desk next to me or on the couch next to me, I don't want it to vibrate AND ring. No reason.
With ringer mode set on vibrate, and notification volume set to 0%, your notifications will be completely silent and the LED will blink...UNLESS you have the notifications set to vibrate at all times via their respective programs.
Don't do that...I got the info from my first answer you followed me on from a post that YOU created...Haha! Plus, I worked all night and should probably pass out pretty soon before I begin making delirious comments...I think I may have already done so in other threads...Ha!
I'm less picky. I leave my phone at full volume/vibrate most of the time. That way, if it's in the other room, I hear it. If I'm watching a movie loud, I've got a chance to hear it. If I'm driving or somewhere where it's loud and it's in my pocket, I feel it.
I WILL, however, in public places turn the volume down a bit if the surroundings aren't very loud.
At work, I put the phone on silent and check it on my breaks.
As well, I'm a heavy sleeper, and it seems like the phone vibrating on my nightstand wakes me up faster than a regular alarm at the same volume.
Of course, ALL of this is just preference.
Still pretty sure the original poster isn't worried about profiles, but Idk.
I WILL, however, in public places turn the volume down a bit if the surroundings aren't very loud.
At work, I put the phone on silent and check it on my breaks.
As well, I'm a heavy sleeper, and it seems like the phone vibrating on my nightstand wakes me up faster than a regular alarm at the same volume.
Of course, ALL of this is just preference.
Still pretty sure the original poster isn't worried about profiles, but Idk.
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Matth3w
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I NEVER go anywhere with my ringer on. Unless it's some long road trip. I can't stand people in public that have their phone set on what sounds like loud as hell in the middle of something. No one cares that you are getting a phone call. It's just a peeve of mine. It's not a knock on you.
So I don't want my phone to vibrate and ring at pretty much anytime. Either completely vibrate for everything or completely ring for everything (except at night, then I don't want to hear some Twitter update at 3am).
So I don't want my phone to vibrate and ring at pretty much anytime. Either completely vibrate for everything or completely ring for everything (except at night, then I don't want to hear some Twitter update at 3am).
ring + vibrate ftw. if my phone is on my person, where i can feel the vibrate, i'll typically answer the phone before the ringer becomes obnoxious. if my phone is not on my person, i'll be able to hear it and respond.
i never have my phone actually with me 100% of the time, and remembering to switch between ring and don't ring is too much of a hassle.
i never have my phone actually with me 100% of the time, and remembering to switch between ring and don't ring is too much of a hassle.