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Where can i Find the Alarm Audio Files Location

hammerhead13

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Silly Question and Usually just having a Media Folder on the SD Card Does the Trick but not this time it seems. Where can i Find the Alarm Audio Files Location on the Droid Z Force? Thanks in Advance!
 
If the Moto Z Droid is like other newer Moto phones you can't see that folder and can'y use custom sound files as Alarm tones; you have to use the built in alarm tones. You can use custom tones for phone notifications, new mail, new text, calendar, etc. but not alarm sounds. Maybe the Z is different though?
 
I may have been mistaken, not 100% sure. Try this: look for a folder named Alarms in the main Internal storage directory. You probably can't see the default files. I just copied a custom sound file into that folder on my Turbo 2 and I can now see that file as an option in my Alarm > Timer Ringtone settings. That may work for you also?
 
I tried copying the files to the Alarm folder but no luck. I had it setup the same way I had on my Droid Turbo. Not working.
 
I tried copying the files to the Alarm folder but no luck. I had it setup the same way I had on my Droid Turbo. Not working.
I use root explorer to copy them there. Make sure you reboot after doing it.

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I have my sd card mounted for use with apps and such. I have the Files in the Alarms folder but the do not show in Stock Alarm.
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Removed Alarms Folder. Rebooted. Nothing. Put back. Rebooted. Nothing. This is nuts! I was thinking maybe it cant use .ogg but my Turbo did. after all i took all my Ringers and everything form my Turbo.
 
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