Depending on your needs, there are a couple of alternatives to bring up the 'Ringtones' settings screen from your application.
If you want to bring up the actual preferences screen that is usually available through system settings -- letting your user modify the phone's universal ringtone settings through your application -- you can use the ACTION_SOUND_SETTINGS
constant from the android.provider.Settings
class to create a new Intent to start the sound settings activity.
startActivityForResult(new Intent(android.provider.Settings.ACTION_SOUND_SETTINGS), 0);
If you want to select a custom ringtone to use in your application you need to add a RingtonePreference
in your preferences.xml
definition file, like this:
<RingtonePreference
android:key="alerts_ringtone"
android:title="Select ringtone"
android:showDefault="true"
android:showSilent="true"
android:ringtoneType=""
/>
You'll be able to get the URI to the selected preference in the application's default SharedPreferences
using alerts_ringtone
as the key.
The latter technique uses the PreferenceActivity
class to host the preference options. I won't describe that in detail here, as the Android documentation has a good writeup and some sample code.
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