Separating ringtone and system volume

cysio528

While using Samsung's OneUI, it's possible to have ringtones on and system volume on 0 - it's very useful setting, allowing to have only ringtones on, while keeping everything else muted. On GrapheneOS only workaround I found is to use Do not disturb mode and add every app and person to the exception - while this solves my use case, it actually removes feature of Do not disturb mode as it's useless when I actually need Do not disturb. Is it possible somehow to separate those two volume levels in GOS? Or is it some AOSP limitation?
I've tried using some 3rd party volume controll apps with "System" volume slider implemented, but it's tied to ringtone volume anyway.

Murcielago

cysio528

Via settings>Sound & vibration you can set media, call, ring, notification and alarm volume independently of each other. Or even quicker: Up- down button> then press the three dots to access the same setting option.

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Murcielago user refers to system volume, that is the volume used by system to clicks and other not notification, ringtones or media. System volume can't be set by user in GOS.

Murcielago

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I didn't know this combination of tones. Thanks for clarifying.

laeahkora

GrapheneOS, based on AOSP, doesn't natively separate ringtone and system volume levels. Third-party apps also face this limitation. Your workaround using Do Not Disturb mode is currently the best option.

Murcielago

laeahkora

If I'm not mistaken, these are separate, aren't they?

Under settings>Sound & vibration, the volume for media, call, ring, notification and alarm can be set independently of each other (you can also access these settings via Volume up/down button> 3dots).

Murcielago

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Ok, thanks for the answer. I wanted to respond to laeahkora post, which - if I understand correctly - says that ring tone and system volume cannot be set independently of each other. But that is possible - as I have described.

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Murcielago system volume is used to play system sounds that aren't not notifications or ringtones. There are not a lot of this sounds but the tick that's played when you interact with the screen, if enabled, is one of them, and also the phone keyboard tones

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Murcielago maybe I'm wrong, but it says system and ringtone volumes cannot be set separately. If you change ringtone volume you are changing system volume also...

Murcielago

cdflasdkesalkjfkdfkjsdajfd

Ok, thanks. It seems I misinterpreted what was meant by "system volume" exactly.

In Settings>Sound & vibration the following controls

Media volume
Call volume
Ring volume
Notification volume
Alarm volume

can be set independently of each other.

System volume is not displayed separately, you are right.