Telus forces me to choose one of five annoying sounds when my Motorola Razr takes a photo, presumably because I’m a pervert trying for upskirt shots or something.
BitPim lets you fiddle with the system files on your phone. The Mac binary of version 0.9.10 works for me. 0.9.13 refused to start. It’s a Python program, so you could also check out the source. I didn’t feel like compiling SDL.
Connect your Razr and computer with a USB cable. I used the one that came with my camera.
In BitPim’s ‘View’ menu, choose ‘View filesystem’.
Click on ‘Filesystem’ in the left pane and browse to /motorola/system.
Replace one of the five ‘shutter?.wav’ files with a silent wave file.
Select that shutter sound in the phone’s camera setup menu. The sounds are listed in numerical order.
BitPim doesnt work with v3xx, so i had to use P2kCommander-V4.9.C. I found the shutter sounds in /a/mobile/system, replaced one and voila. A camera with a purpose. :D
Thanks a bunch for this tut, hope other v3xx users read this, cause I didn’t find much stuff for v3xx :\
Merry jesus and happy stalking!
Talas21 May 2007
post upskirts plz! kthx!
pervert! 2 April 2007