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I've stored my Ringtones in /nemo/Ringtones Previously (1.0.3.8) whenever I wanted to add a sound to an Ambience and clicked in "Search for music" the phone also detected the sounds in the Ringtones-folder. That doesn't work anymore in 1.0.4.20 :-( I tried copying the Ringtones-folder inside Music to no avail, I tried to copy the individual ringtones (WAV-files) inside the Music-folder to no avail. Which means that with the current "non-beta" you simply can't add your own ringtones anymore.

Any ideas?

The only thing that did work (but is probably NOT the right way to do this) is copy my ringtones into /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/ Unfortunately only the first ringtone that I copied is seen. :-(

For the people who want to copy (one) personal ringtone, the commands needed are below

either do: devel-su cp Ringtones/ringtone.mp3 /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/

or goto the folder with your ringtones (e.g. Ringtones) --> cd Ringtones --> devel-su -----> type the password that you set up in settings -> Developper Tools "Set password foor SSH and root access" --> cp ringtone.mp3 /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/

It seems Jolla's ringtone managment is seriously fucked up :-(

I was wondering if there's a way to revert back to 1.0.3.8 or even 1.0.2.5?

I've stored my Ringtones in /nemo/Ringtones Previously (1.0.3.8) whenever I wanted to add a sound to an Ambience and clicked in "Search for music" the phone also detected the sounds in the Ringtones-folder. That doesn't work anymore in 1.0.4.20 :-( I tried copying the Ringtones-folder inside Music to no avail, I tried to copy the individual ringtones (WAV-files) inside the Music-folder to no avail. Which means that with the current "non-beta" you simply can't add your own ringtones anymore.

Any ideas?

The only thing that did work (but is probably NOT the right way to do this) is copy my ringtones into /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/ Unfortunately only the first ringtone that I copied is seen. :-(

For the people who want to copy (one) personal ringtone, the commands needed are below

either do: devel-su cp Ringtones/ringtone.mp3 /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/

or goto the folder with your ringtones (e.g. Ringtones) --> cd Ringtones --> devel-su -----> type the password that you set up in settings -> Developper Tools "Set password foor SSH and root access" --> cp ringtone.mp3 /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/

It seems Jolla's ringtone managment is seriously fucked up :-(

I was wondering if there's a way to revert back to 1.0.3.8 or even 1.0.2.5?

I've stored my Ringtones in /nemo/Ringtones Previously (1.0.3.8) whenever I wanted to add a sound to an Ambience and clicked in "Search for music" the phone also detected the sounds in the Ringtones-folder. That doesn't work anymore in 1.0.4.20 :-( I tried copying the Ringtones-folder inside Music to no avail, I tried to copy the individual ringtones (WAV-files) inside the Music-folder to no avail. Which means that with the current "non-beta" you simply can't add your own ringtones anymore.

Any ideas?

The only thing that did work (but is probably NOT the right way to do this) is copy my ringtones into /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/ /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/ Unfortunately only the first ringtone that I copied is seen. :-(

For the people who want to copy (one) personal ringtone, the commands needed are below

either do: devel-su cp Ringtones/ringtone.mp3 /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/

or goto the folder with your ringtones (e.g. Ringtones) --> cd Ringtones Ringtones --> devel-su devel-su -----> type the password that you set up in settings -> Developper Tools "Set password foor for SSH and root access" --> cp ringtone.mp3 /usr/share/sounds/jolla-ringtones/stereo/

It seems Jolla's ringtone managment is seriously fucked up :-(

I was wondering if there's a way to revert back to 1.0.3.8 or even 1.0.2.5?

BTW, fortunately the Ambiences that I created before the upgrade which had changed ringtones STILL have the changed personal ringtones.