WO2014161308A1

WO2014161308A1 - Ring tone setting method, device and terminal

Info

Publication number: WO2014161308A1
Application number: PCT/CN2013/087064
Authority: WO
Inventors: 龚文强
Original assignee: 中兴通讯股份有限公司
Priority date: 2013-07-19
Filing date: 2013-11-13
Publication date: 2014-10-09
Also published as: CN104301503A; CN104301503B

Abstract

Provided are a ring tone setting method, device and terminal. The method comprises: when a user sets a voice file in a secure digital (SD) card as a ring tone, recording setting information corresponding to the voice file in the SD card; when an SD card is reinserted, inspecting whether there is setting information corresponding to a voice file in the reinserted SD card; when there is the setting information corresponding to the voice file in the reinserted SD card, inspecting whether there is the voice file in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information; and when there is the voice file in the reinserted SD card, restoring a ring tone setting as the voice file in the reinserted SD card. The present invention can automatically restore the voice file set in the SD card by the user, thereby improving the user experience.

Description

The present invention relates to the field of application of mobile terminals, and in particular, to a ringtone setting method, apparatus, and terminal. BACKGROUND At present, smart mobile terminals generally use an external pluggable secure digital card SD card as a memory of a mobile terminal to support user customization of various ring tones. As shown in Figure 1, users can set various ringtones according to their own preferences, such as ringtones, alarm ringtones, and so on. The media source of the sound can be a built-in audio file provided by the system, or an audio file located in an external SD card. Users will encounter such problems when the ringtones set by users according to their own preferences are from the SD card. As shown in Figure 2, when the user pulls out the external SD card because of some need, the mobile terminal system detects that the external SD card is removed, and the previously set ringtone reference on the SD card can no longer be used. It is usually replaced with the default ringtone file built into the system. Even if the user reinserts the SD card back into the mobile terminal, the ringtone of the SD card originally set by the user as shown in FIG. 3 will not work. For the user, if you still need to use the previously set ringtone, you must re-set it. In addition, when the user operates the file of the SD card, it is possible to rename the file set as the ringtone or change the location of the storage directory. In this case, the ringtone set by the user also fails due to the file reference location, causing the terminal system to set the ringtone as the system default ringtone. At present, the scenario for the mobile terminal to set the ringtone source to the file in the SD is simple, but the user experience is poor. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention provide a ringtone setting method, apparatus, and terminal, which can automatically restore a sound file set by a user in an SD card, thereby improving user experience. The embodiment of the present invention provides a method for setting a ringtone for a terminal. The method includes: when a user sets a sound file in the SD card of the secure digital card as a ringtone, recording setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card; When there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card; when there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card, check according to the setting information Whether the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card; when the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card, the ringtone setting is restored to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. The above-mentioned ringtone setting method, wherein, when the user sets the sound file in the SD card as the ringtone, and records the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card, the method further includes: when the ringtone is set When the SD card is pulled out, the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card is marked as invalid; when the SD card is reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. Specifically, when there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information in a failure state corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. The above-mentioned ringtone setting method, wherein, when the sound file is present in the reinserted SD card, and the ringtone setting is restored to the sound file in the reinserted SD card, the method further includes: Clear the invalidation flag. The ringtone setting method, wherein, when the SD card for ringtone setting is extracted, marking the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card as invalid, the method further includes: setting the ringtone to The default ringtone file in the built-in memory. The above-mentioned ringtone setting method, wherein when the user sets the sound file in the SD card as a ringtone, the method further includes: backing up the sound file into the built-in memory, and recording the backup information of the sound file as Backing up the setting information; when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out, setting the ringtone to the sound file backed up in the built-in memory according to the backup setting information. The above-mentioned ringtone setting method, wherein the sound file is checked in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information, and when the sound file does not exist, the method further includes: according to the setting information The sound file backed up in the built-in memory is set to the reinserted SD card, and the ringtone is set to the sound file set in the reinserted SD card. The method for setting a ringtone, wherein the method further comprises: checking a file related to the setting information, a directory replacement name, or a moving state of the SD card used for the ringtone setting, and parsing the new setting information; Update. The embodiment of the present invention further provides a ringtone setting device, which is used for a terminal, and the device includes: a recording module, configured to record, when the user sets a sound file in the SD card of the secure digital card as a ringtone, the record corresponding to the SD card Setting information of the sound file; the information checking module is configured to check whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card when the SD card is reinserted; the file checking module is set to have the corresponding When the setting information of the sound file in the SD card is reinserted, check whether the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information; and the recovery module is set to exist in the reinserted SD card When the sound file is described, the ringtone setting is restored to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. The above-mentioned ringtone setting device, wherein the device further includes: a marking module configured to mark the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card as invalid when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out; The information checking module is specifically: when there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information in a failure state corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. The ringtone setting device described above, wherein the device further comprises: a clearing module, configured to clear the invalidation flag. The ringtone setting device described above, wherein the device further comprises: a first ringtone setting module configured to set the ringtone as a default ringtone file in the built-in memory when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out. The ringtone setting device, wherein the device further includes: a backup module configured to back up the sound file into the built-in memory, and record the backup information of the sound file as backup setting information; the second ringtone setting module And being set to set the ringtone to the sound file backed up in the built-in memory according to the backup setting information when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out. The ringtone setting device, wherein the device further includes: a third ringtone setting module, configured to set the sound file backed up in the built-in memory to the reinserted SD card according to the setting information, and The ringtone is set to the sound file set in the reinserted SD card. The above-mentioned ringtone setting device, wherein the information checking module is further configured to: check a file related to the setting information, a directory replacement name or a moving state, which is generated by the SD card for ringtone setting, and parse out the new setting information; The device further includes: an information update module configured to update the setting information. The embodiment of the invention further provides a terminal, comprising the ringtone setting device according to any one of the above. The embodiment of the present invention records the setting information when the user sets the sound file of the SD card as a ringtone. When the user temporarily inserts and pulls the data card for various reasons or adjusts the file directory structure in the SD card, the user can be automatically restored to the SD card. The sound file in the room gives the user a good experience. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a ringtone setting of a mobile terminal in the prior art; FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of setting a ringtone of a mobile terminal after an SD card is removed in the prior art; 3 is a schematic diagram of a ringtone setting of a mobile terminal after the SD card is reinserted in the prior art; FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a ringtone setting method according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of setting a ringtone of a mobile terminal after the SD card is removed according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of setting a ringtone after the SD card is reinserted by the mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 8a-8b is a schematic diagram The key data structure of the additional description item provided by the embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of the ringtone setting apparatus provided by the embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In order to make the technical problems, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention more clearly, the following detailed description will be made in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. An embodiment of the present invention provides a method for setting a ringtone for a terminal. The method is as shown in FIG. 4, and the method includes: Step 41: When a user sets a sound file in a SD card of a secure digital card as a ringtone, the record corresponds to the Setting information of the sound file in the SD card; Step 42, when there is an SD card reinserted, checking whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card; Step 43, when there is an SD corresponding to the reinsertion When the setting information of the sound file is in the card, check whether the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information; Step 44, when the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card, The ringtone setting is restored to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. In the embodiment of the present invention, when the user sets the sound file in the SD card as a ringtone, the setting information of the sound file is recorded, if the user temporarily inserts and pulls the data card or adjusts the file directory in the SD card for various reasons. Structure, then when re-inserting the SD card, it first checks whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the re-inserted SD card, and if so, it is necessary to further check whether the sound file exists in the re-inserted SD card, if The sound file exists, and the sound file set by the user in the SD card can be automatically restored, which brings a good experience to the user. The following steps are introduced in steps. First, in step 41, when the user sets the sound file in the SD card of the secure digital card as the ringtone, the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card is recorded. In an embodiment of the present invention, an additional description item may be added to each ringtone setting item for describing the recently used ringtone file information. As shown in FIG. 5, the additional description item includes at least a flag bit and Setting the information bit, as shown in FIG. 8a, wherein the setting information bit is used to store the setting information and the initial value is empty, and the flag bit is used to identify the state of the sound file, such as but not limited to whether the setting information is effective. When the user sets the ringtone of the sound file located in the SD card, the ringtone setting here includes the setting of the incoming call ringtone, the short message ringtone and the alarm ringtone, etc., preferably, the setting information of the set ringtone file is saved in the setting information of the additional description item. Bit, setting information such as but not limited to the file path of the sound file in the SD card. When the user sets the default ringtone file in the built-in memory to ringtone, the setting information value is restored to null. Step 41 is illustrated as follows.

<Embodiment 1> When the user sets the sound file "near to you" in the SD card as the incoming call ringtone, the file path of the sound file in the SD card "... /detail/coder80/5071729" The setting information bit in the caller ring attachment description item is recorded, and the flag bit in the caller ring attachment description item is marked as valid. After the setting information is recorded, the method further includes: when the SD card for ringtone setting is extracted, marking the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card as invalid; Step 42 may be specific To: When there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information in a failure state corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. When the SD card used to set the ringtone is unplugged, the setting information of the accessory description item is marked as invalid in the flag bit, and the ringtone is set as the default ringtone file in the built-in memory. When an SD card is reinserted, the information of the description item in all the ringtone setting items is scanned, and it is checked whether there is setting information indicating that the sound file in the re-inserted SD card is marked as invalid. Step 42 is illustrated as follows. <Embodiment 2> In Embodiment 1, if the user pulls out the SD card that sets the ringtone according to a certain need, the flag bit in the caller ring attachment description item is marked as invalid, and when the SD card is reinserted, the terminal will Check whether there is setting information indicating that the flag is invalid in the attachment description item of each ringtone setting, that is, checking whether there is setting information of the failure state corresponding to the sound file in the re-inserted SD card. Then, step 43 is performed. If there is setting information corresponding to the failure of the sound file in the re-inserted SD card, it is checked whether the sound file exists in the re-inserted SD card according to the setting information. In this step, when it is found that the setting information in the description item corresponding to the reinserted SD card is marked as invalid, it is checked according to the setting information in the description item whether or not the corresponding sound file exists in the reinserted SD card. An example is as follows.

<Embodiment 3> In Embodiment 2, when the setting information indicating that the flag is invalid in the caller ring attachment description item is checked, the setting information is the file path of the sound file in the SD card "... Detail/coder80/5071729", and checking whether the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information. Proceeding to step 44, when the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card, the ringtone setting is restored to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. Preferably, after the step 44 is completed, the method further includes: clearing the invalidation flag. If the sound file exists in the re-inserted SD card, the ringtone recovery is set to the sound file in the re-inserted SD card. Since the sound file has been restored at this time, the invalidation flag of the description item should be cleared accordingly. An example is as follows.

<Embodiment 4> When it is checked in the embodiment 3 that the sound file exists in the re-inserted SD card according to the setting information, the incoming call ringtone is restored to the sound file "near to you" in the re-inserted SD card, and the incoming call is made. The invalidation flag of the flag in the description of the ringtone attachment is cleared, indicating that the ringtone setting information at this time is valid. The embodiment of the present invention records the setting information when the user sets the sound file of the SD card as a ringtone. When the user temporarily inserts and pulls the data card for various reasons or adjusts the file directory structure in the SD card, the user can be automatically restored to the SD card. The sound file in the room gives the user a good experience. In the above process, it should be noted that when the user sets the sound file in the SD card of the secure digital card as a ringtone and records the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card, the corresponding relationship of the ringtone settings in the terminal is as shown in FIG. 5. As shown, the user pulls out the SD card, and the ringtone of the terminal can be set in the following two settings.

<Mode 1> When the SD card for ringtone setting is extracted, marking the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card as invalid, the method further includes: setting the ringtone to be in the built-in memory The default ringtone file. At this time, the default ringtone file of the built-in memory is used as the ringtone. An example is as follows.

<Embodiment 5> In the above embodiment, the ringtone of the incoming call is the sound file "near to you" in the SD card, and when the SD card is unplugged, the ringtone of the terminal is set as the default ringtone file of the built-in memory" mils In this way, the ringtone setting can realize the ringtone reminder, but the user may have become accustomed to the ringtone in the previously used SD card, and if the ringtone is replaced, the user may be inconvenienced by the missed call, etc., therefore, the embodiment of the present invention The following ringtone settings are also provided.

<Method 2> When the user sets the sound file in the SD card as a ringtone, the method further includes: backing up the sound file into the built-in memory, and recording the backup information of the sound file as backup setting information; When the SD card for ringtone setting is unplugged, the ringtone is set to the sound file backed up in the built-in memory according to the backup setting information. When the user sets the sound file in the SD card as a ringtone, the backup setting information is added in the ringtone setting attachment description item, and only the most recently used ringtone file information in the SD card is recorded in the attachment description item, including the flag bit and the setting information. Bit and backup information bits, as shown in Figure 8b. Set the initial value of the information bit to null, when the user will When the ringtone is set to a sound file located in the SD card, the setting information of the setting ringtone file is saved in the setting information bit of the description item, and the setting information is, for example, but not limited to, the file path of the sound file in the SD card; The sound file is backed up to the built-in memory, and the backup information is recorded as backup setting information, which is added to the backup information bit in the description item, and the backup setting information is, for example, but not limited to, the storage path of the sound file in the built-in storage area. At this time, the corresponding relationship of the ringtone settings in the terminal is as shown in FIG. 6. When the user replaces the ringtone with another sound file of the SD card, the previously backed up sound file is replaced with the newly set sound file in the built-in memory, and the file path of the new sound file in the SD card and the built-in storage area are simultaneously The new save path is updated to the description item. When the user sets a ringtone as the default ringtone file in the built-in memory, the setting information value is returned to null. Also delete the sound files that were previously backed up in the built-in memory. In short, keep the content of the additional description item consistent with the user's set behavior. An example is as follows.

<Embodiment 6> When the user sets the sound file "near to you" in the SD card as the incoming call ringtone, the sound file is backed up to the built-in memory, and the file path of the sound file in the built-in memory is ".. .... /home/user/MyDocs/4579" records the backup setting information. When the SD card is unplugged, the incoming call ringtone is set to the sound file backed up in the built-in memory according to the backup setting information" _nea r To y _0U ". This avoids the inconvenience of replacing the user's incoming call ring tone with the built-in memory default ringtone file "mils away". After the sound file in the SD card is backed up to the built-in memory according to the second method, when the SD card is reinserted, the corresponding relationship of the ringtone settings is as shown in FIG. 7. Further, when it is checked according to the setting information whether the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card, if the sound file exists in the SD card, the ringtone setting may be directly restored to the sound in the reinserted SD card. If the sound file does not exist in the SD card, the method further includes: setting the sound file backed up in the built-in memory to the re-inserted SD card according to the setting information, and setting the ringtone to Re-insert the sound file set in the SD card. An example of the processing after the SD card is reinserted is as follows.

<Embodiment 7> When the user sets the sound file "near to you" in the SD card as the incoming call ringtone, the sound file is backed up to the built-in memory, and the file path of the sound file in the built-in memory is set. ".../home/user/MyDocs/4579" records the backup setting information. When the SD card is unplugged, the incoming call ringtone is set to the sound file backed up in the built-in memory according to the backup setting information. "near to you". After re-inserting the SD card, the terminal checks whether there is a setting file corresponding to the sound file in the SD card that is reinserted and marked as invalid, and determines that the caller ID attachment description item has the flag setting information that is invalid, then the terminal will continue. Check if there is a corresponding sound file "near to you" in the reinserted SD card. If the file exists in the terminal, restore the ringtone setting to the sound file "near to you" in the reinserted SD card; otherwise And setting the sound file backed up in the built-in memory to the re-inserted SD card according to the setting information, that is, setting the sound file "near to you" to the re-inserted SD card, and setting the incoming call ringtone to The sound file "near to you" in the reinserted SD card. The above process does not change the ringtone setting regardless of whether the SD card is inserted or removed, which improves the user experience. Preferably, the method further includes: checking a file related to the setting information, a directory replacement name, or a moving state of the SD card used for the ringtone setting, and parsing the new setting information; Update. When a file or directory in the SD card has a replacement name or a mobile event, check whether these events involve a sound file set as a ringtone, if it involves parsing the changed new path or new name based on these events, and then updating to the additional description. The item's settings information item. Through the above process, the embodiment of the present invention records the setting information when the user sets the sound file of the SD card as a ringtone and backs up the sound file in the SD card into the built-in memory, so that the user temporarily inserts and pulls the data card or adjusts for various reasons. When the file directory structure in the SD card is used, the sound file set by the user in the SD card can be restored by itself, thereby avoiding the failure of the setting item caused by the non-user intention, and bringing a good experience to the user. The embodiment of the present invention further provides a ringtone setting device, which is used for a terminal, and the device, as shown in FIG. 9, includes a recording module, configured to be set when the user sets a sound file in the SD card of the secure digital card as a ringtone. Recording setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card; the information checking module is configured to check whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card when the SD card is reinserted; a file checking module, configured to check whether the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information when there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card; the recovery module is set to When the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card, the ringtone setting is restored to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. The above-mentioned ringtone setting device, wherein the device further includes: a marking module configured to mark the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card as invalid when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out; The information checking module is specifically: when there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information in a failure state corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card. The ringtone setting device described above, wherein the device further comprises: a clearing module, configured to clear the invalidation flag. The ringtone setting device described above, wherein the device further comprises: a first ringtone setting module configured to set the ringtone as a default ringtone file in the built-in memory when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out. The ringtone setting device, wherein the device further includes: a backup module configured to back up the sound file into the built-in memory, and record the backup information of the sound file as backup setting information; the second ringtone setting module And being set to set the ringtone to the sound file backed up in the built-in memory according to the backup setting information when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out. The ringtone setting device, wherein the device further includes: a third ringtone setting module, configured to set the sound file backed up in the built-in memory to the reinserted SD card according to the setting information, and The ringtone is set to the sound file set in the reinserted SD card. The above-mentioned ringtone setting device, wherein the information checking module is further configured to: Checking the file related to the setting information generated by the SD card for ringtone setting, the directory replacement name or the state of the movement, and parsing the new setting information; the device further includes: an information updating module, configured to update the setting information. The embodiment of the invention further provides a terminal, comprising the ringtone setting device according to any one of the above. The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that those skilled in the art can also make several improvements and retouchings without departing from the principles of the present invention. It should be considered as the scope of protection of the present invention. INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY As described above, a ringtone setting method, apparatus, and terminal provided by an embodiment of the present invention have the following beneficial effects: By recording setting information when a user sets an audio file of an SD card as a ringtone, when the user has various reasons Temporarily plugging or unplugging the data card or adjusting the file directory structure in the SD card can automatically restore the sound files set by the user on the SD card, giving the user a good experience.

Claims

Claim

A method for setting a ringtone for a terminal, the method comprising:

When the user sets the sound file in the SD card of the secure digital card as a ringtone, the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card is recorded;

When there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card;

When there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card, checking whether the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information;

When the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card, the ringtone setting is restored to the sound file in the reinserted SD card.

The ringtone setting method according to claim 1, wherein, when the user sets the sound file in the SD card as the ringtone, and records the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card, the method further includes: When the SD card for ringtone setting is extracted, the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card is marked as invalid;

When there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card, specifically:

When there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information in a failure state corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card.

3. The ringtone setting method according to claim 2, wherein when the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card, the ringtone setting is restored to the sound file in the reinserted SD card The method further includes:

Clear the invalidation flag.

4. The ringtone setting method according to claim 2, wherein, when the SD card for ringtone setting is extracted, the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card is marked as invalid, the method Also includes:

Set the ringtone to the default ringtone file in the built-in memory.

The method for setting a ringtone according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein when the user sets the sound file in the SD card as a ringtone, the method further includes:

Backing up the sound file into the built-in memory, and recording the backup information of the sound file as backup setting information;

When the SD card for ringtone setting is unplugged, the ringtone is set to the sound file backed up in the built-in memory according to the backup setting information.

The ringtone setting method according to claim 5, wherein the sound file is checked in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information, and when the sound file does not exist, the method further includes :

The sound file backed up in the built-in memory is set to the re-inserted SD card according to the setting information, and the ringtone is set to the sound file set in the re-inserted SD card.

The ringtone setting method according to claim 1, wherein the method further comprises:

Check the file related to the setting information, the directory replacement name, or the status of the movement that occurred on the SD card used for ringtone setting, and parse out the new setting information;

Update the settings information.

8. A ringtone setting device, configured for a terminal, the device comprising: a recording module, configured to record a setting corresponding to a sound file in the SD card when a user sets a sound file in the SD card of the secure digital card as a ringtone Information

The information checking module is configured to check whether there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the newly inserted SD card when the SD card is reinserted;

a file checking module, configured to check whether the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card according to the setting information when there is setting information corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card;

And a recovery module configured to restore the ringtone setting to the sound file in the reinserted SD card when the sound file exists in the reinserted SD card.

9. The ringtone setting device according to claim 8, wherein the device further comprises:

a marking module, configured to mark the setting information corresponding to the sound file in the SD card as invalid when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out;

The information checking module is specifically: When there is an SD card reinserted, it is checked whether there is setting information in a failure state corresponding to the sound file in the reinserted SD card.

10. The ringtone setting device according to claim 9, wherein the device further comprises: a clearing module, configured to clear the invalidation flag.

The ringtone setting device according to claim 9, wherein the device further comprises:

The first ringtone setting module is configured to set the ringtone as a default ringtone file in the built-in memory when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out.

The ringtone setting device according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein the device further comprises: a backup module, configured to back up the sound file into the built-in memory, and back up the sound file The information record is the backup setting information;

And a second ringtone setting module configured to set the ringtone to the sound file backed up in the built-in memory according to the backup setting information when the SD card for ringtone setting is pulled out.

The ringtone setting device according to claim 12, wherein the device further comprises: a third ringtone setting module, configured to set the sound file backed up in the built-in memory to the reinsertion according to the setting information In the SD card, set the ringtone to the sound file set in the reinserted SD card.

14. The ringtone setting device according to claim 1, wherein the information checking module is further configured to: - check a file related to setting information, a directory replacement name, or a moving state of occurrence of an SD card for ringtone setting, and Parsing the new settings information;

The device also includes:

The information update module is set to update the setup information.

A terminal comprising the ringtone setting device according to any one of claims 8-14.