[BOOT ANIMATION] CyanogenMod 9 CM9 for MDPI devices...
Works on Optimus One...
Taken from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1510557
Just changed a small line in the desc.txt... Tried downscaling images, but didn't work out... So left the images at 360x640 resolution...
All credit to original creators...
EDIT: Updated Boot Animation to show 320x569 pixels... Since we cannot see more than 320x480 pixels, some of the top and bottom part of the boot animation gets cut off... But still looks good enough...
New Link Download Boot Animation -- http://dl.dropbox.com/u/57494286/bootanimation.zip
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Copy file to /System/Media/ folder...
A better animation by Kennethso168... --- http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=918809&d=1330154265
kennethso168 said:
Now I've made it.
For the first part(spinning CM logo), I have centered the android logo.
For the second part(after everything goes white), I have made it loop seamlessly.
Enjoy!
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Cheers!
GauharJK said:
[BOOT ANIMATION] CyanogenMod 9 CM9 for MDPI devices...
Works on Optimus One...
Taken from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1510557
Just changed a small line in the desc.txt... Tried downscaling images, but didn't work out... So left the images at 360x640 resolution... Looks slightly egg-shaped... I don't really know how to make boot animations...
I hope someone can improve over this bootanimation though...
All credit to original creators...
Download Boot Animation -- http://dl.dropbox.com/u/57494286/bootanimation.zip
Copy file to /System/Media/ folder...
Cheers!
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I edited the size of the images to 320x480, and the file is ready to be installed.
Link: CyanogenMod 9 BootAnimation 320x480
Greetings !
vk2r said:
I edited the size of the images to 320x480, and the file is ready to be installed.
Greetings !
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Bro, I tried that so many times... Batch conversion using IrfanView... Just wouldn't work... What is the secret sauce?
GauharJK said:
Bro, I tried that so many times... Batch conversion using IrfanView... Just wouldn't work... What is the secret sauce?
EDIT: Broken Link
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Reuploaded !
PS: The secret is to cut the images. Otherwise could not resize without distorting the images.
Greetings !
vk2r said:
Reuploaded !
PS: The secret is to cut the images. Otherwise could not resize without distorting the images.
Greetings !
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Android Logo went off center... Would it be possible to readjust the boot animation images so that Android remains at the center of the screen, instead of being at the top?
Also, your boot animation ends a lot more quickly, before the phone gets enough time to boot up. The older boot animation I had posted lasts a lot longer, until phone boots completely... I don't know how it all is supposed to work...
When I try to install it from ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.0, the installation has aborted. What's the problem?
.Fè said:
When I try to install it from ClockworkMod Recovery v5.0.2.0, the installation has aborted. What's the problem?
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The problem is that you have to put it in system/media trough a file manager(like root explorer or es file explorer) and then change the permissions to rw-r--r-- (as said in the first post....)
GauharJK said:
Android Logo went off center... Would it be possible to readjust the boot animation images so that Android remains at the center of the screen, instead of being at the top?
Also, your boot animation ends a lot more quickly, before the phone gets enough time to boot up. The older boot animation I had posted lasts a lot longer, until phone boots completely... I don't know how it all is supposed to work...
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It's just because the one who made the boot animation didn't make the part which makes the boot animation loop.
Now I'm making one with centered android logo (partly) and loop. Stay tuned. But anyway, I'd like to thank those who brought this awesome animation to P500
Edited boot animation
Now I've made it.
For the first part(spinning CM logo), I have centered the android logo.
For the second part(after everything goes white), I have made it loop seamlessly.
Enjoy!
cm9 boot image
I instaled it and looks awesome
It looks great, although on "weaker" devices is not so smooth, but it is still great tho.
FPChaim said:
The problem is that you have to put it in system/media trough a file manager(like root explorer or es file explorer) and then change the permissions to rw-r--r-- (as said in the first post....)
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I changed permission and when I try to paste the zip in system/media, a popup advises me that there aren't enough space to paste it.
.Fè said:
I changed permission and when I try to paste the zip in system/media, a popup advises me that there aren't enough space to paste it.
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If you are on CM9, uninstall some system apps and delete the videos is /system/media/video/(those are 200% useless)
Sent from my LG-P500
vlt96 said:
If you are on CM9, uninstall some system apps and delete the videos is /system/media/video/(those are 200% useless)
Sent from my LG-P500
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I haven't the video folder xD I tried to uninstall some system apps and now the free space is of 8 Mb. The bootanimation is only 3Mb, but root explorer advises me that there isn't enough space still.
EDIT: I've the Beta 3 still.
.Fè said:
I haven't the video folder xD I tried to uninstall some system apps and now the free space is of 8 Mb. The bootanimation is only 3Mb, but root explorer advises me that there isn't enough space still.
EDIT: I've the Beta 3 still.
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Delete the old one before... if still won't work, try with ES... if still not working, then uninstall apps like movie editor, camera etc...
vlt96 said:
Delete the old one before... if still won't work, try with ES... if still not working, then uninstall apps like movie editor, camera etc...
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There isn't the old one
.Fè said:
There isn't the old one
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Try with es
Sent from my LG-P500
vlt96 said:
Try with es
Sent from my LG-P500
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Already done, and he says that it's impossible paste the zip into /system/media...
.Fè said:
Already done, and he says that it's impossible paste the zip into /system/media...
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In option set mount system as writable
Sent from my LG-P500
Guys, if you are on CM7, just place the bootanimation on data/local folder. No need to replace the original one from system/media.
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium
Related
Mods to delete please
Nexus One boot animation
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Android Scribble 1 by GLa'DOS
Android Scribble 2 by GLa'DOS
Android Scribble 3 by GLa'DOS
Android-Nexus One Animation
Ubuntu Animation
BIOS Animation
Android pissing on Apple
Android pissing on apple 2
Special Fractal Animation by JohanDeBock
Boot Animation Deception
**POST NO. 117**
Click image to download, Size = 200KB
**POST NO. 118**
**POST NO. 119**
**Smallest to date, Size = 41.29KB**
Just installed the BIOS animation, nice one!
Just installed the pissing android Post 37. Just wondering though why it only show the part where the android get the stick and whack the apple??? but it doesnt show the pissing??
kuailan said:
Just installed the pissing android Post 37. Just wondering though why it only show the part where the android get the stick and whack the apple??? but it doesnt show the pissing??
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You may want to re-download then, because your the first person out of 337 downloads, to say its not working.
potter1984 said:
You may want to re-download then, because your the first person out of 337 downloads, to say its not working.
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I also tried the pissing one, but unfortunally i have the same issue with the pissing android. It only shows me the beating of mister apple
Re: [PRJ] All Boot Animations for HTC Desire
You may want to re-download then, because your the first person out of 337 downloads, to say its not working.
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I also tried the pissing one, but unfortunally i have the same issue with the pissing android. It only shows me the beating of mister apple
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Hmm... just you 2?
When I get home I will investigate for you. Weird tho. Just checking but you both have desires? And bootanimation is in /data/local?
Stupid questions, I know but have to check these things.
EDIT: Ok, I have downloaded the file, and can confirm it works and works well, the file structure is unchanged and the bootanimation works absolutely fine on my and my cousins device..
So im not really sure what to advise??, You both have root?, I know tell me how you are both installing these animations? (exactly please).
potter1984 said:
Hmm... just you 2?
When I get home I will investigate for you. Weird tho. Just checking but you both have desires? And bootanimation is in /data/local?
Stupid questions, I know but have to check these things.
EDIT: Ok, I have downloaded the file, and can confirm it works and works well, the file structure is unchanged and the bootanimation works absolutely fine on my and my cousins device..
So im not really sure what to advise??, You both have root?, I know tell me how you are both installing these animations? (exactly please).
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Thanks for testing, i have root with DeFrost 9b. I have to put the bootanimations in 2 directories before they will work(/data/local, /system/media)
The thing is, when i boot my Desire, it first shows me the default white screen with the green htc letters. This takes about 5 till 10 seconds before the bootanimation jumps in.
So my guess is that the bootanimation could work if there's some way to remove the green/white htc logo from my phone.
Any chance you could do a version of the Matrix one without the green "loading" text? IMHO it is completely ruined by that.
Re: [PRJ] All Boot Animations for HTC Desire
Any chance you could do a version of the Matrix one without the green "loading" text? IMHO it is completely ruined by that.
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Lucky I think I can as I still have the original saved give me till tomorrow, and it will be done
Re: [PRJ] All Boot Animations for HTC Desire
Hmm... just you 2?
When I get home I will investigate for you. Weird tho. Just checking but you both have desires? And bootanimation is in /data/lo
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Thanks for testing, i have root with DeFrost 9b. I have to put the bootanimations in 2 directories before they will work(/data/local, /system/media)
The thing is, when i boot my Desire, it first shows me the default white screen with the green htc letters. This takes about 5 till 10 seconds before the bootanimation jumps in.
So my guess is that the bootanimation could work if there's some way to remove the green/white htc logo from my phone.
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Only problem is every device still has the white HTC at start it cannot be removed, or so I have read on various posts.
potter1984 said:
Only problem is every device still has the white HTC at start it cannot be removed, or so I have read on various posts.
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Ok, then i still have no idea why it doesn't work here.
Is it possible to create one without the beating of apple, and only the one pissing on it?
I really appreciate that if you can.
Ha, was thinking exactly the same thing, I wanted only the peeing on apple loop, not the beating ... so here it is =)
Abomb said:
Ha, was thinking exactly the same thing, I wanted only the peeing on apple loop, not the beating ... so here it is =)
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It's working! thanks for your time.
Abomb said:
Ha, was thinking exactly the same thing, I wanted only the peeing on apple loop, not the beating ... so here it is =)
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Can you make a gif image of it, so that I can post it in first post
Hi guys!
Have followed the guide in this forum and now i have defrost 9b.
Trying to get a bootanimation replacement, copied the file bootanimation.zip to the root of the device and followed the guide that states:
How to change boot animation
You need to have HTC Sync installed
Copy bootanimation.zip to SD Card
Turn off Desire and then turn it on while holding back button to enter bootloader(white screen)
Once in "white screen" press power button again to enter bootloader
Connect Desire with PC
Press Volume Down and than Power to enter Recovery
Open Command prompt/Terminal and type
Code:
adb shell mount /system
adb push C:\bootanimation.zip /data/local
adb reboot
Unplug your HTC and enjoy your new boot animation
"adb shell mount /system" does not work....
What am i doing wrong?!?
Appologies for my nubiness.
nvivas said:
Hi guys!
Have followed the guide in this forum and now i have defrost 9b.
Trying to get a bootanimation replacement, copied the file bootanimation.zip to the root of the device and followed the guide that states:
How to change boot animation
You need to have HTC Sync installed
Copy bootanimation.zip to SD Card
Turn off Desire and then turn it on while holding back button to enter bootloader(white screen)
Once in "white screen" press power button again to enter bootloader
Connect Desire with PC
Press Volume Down and than Power to enter Recovery
Open Command prompt/Terminal and type
Code:
adb shell mount /system
adb push C:\bootanimation.zip /data/local
adb reboot
Unplug your HTC and enjoy your new boot animation
"adb shell mount /system" does not work....
What am i doing wrong?!?
Appologies for my nubiness.
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Have you done "abd devices" to check the phone is being picked up properly?
if not make sure you can see you phone first (in the pc)
Ok.
with adb devices i get:
List of devices attached
HT04APL07804 recovery
if i do adb shell mount /system
i get the message:
- exec '/system/bin/sh' failde: No such file or directory (2) -
What did i do wrong?
potter1984 said:
You may want to re-download then, because your the first person out of 337 downloads, to say its not working.
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I am not saying it's not working....just the animation where the android pissing is not showing??
Anyway, for your question, yes, I have root, and I am running Amer Bravo V3. I am using the r5 method. And yes I am using Desire just like stated in my signature.
i love these boot animations, other users have moved them over to the Droid and Galaxy, can anyone give more information on how to do this?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=693064
sigh.. why does nobody on this forum know anything
soraxd said:
sigh.. why does nobody on this forum know anything
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lol, don't except help with that attitude
Anyways, I'm no expert but I do plan on trying this following these guides:
http://www.nexusoneforum.net/forum/...t-animation-tryed-one-just-fun.html#post35873
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=6731826&postcount=1
hey thanks alot, im gonna start reading that now
is our phone different?
im not seeing a customize folder in /system/customize
actually i cant find a 'bootanimation' file anywhere on the phone, i did a search in root explorer. this makes me think changing the animation in our phone is done differently. can anyone confirm this?
/system/media/
fua said:
/system/media/
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but theres no bootanimation.zip in system/media
..i just really want to change my animation.. does NOBODY know how?
soraxd said:
but theres no bootanimation.zip in system/media
..i just really want to change my animation.. does NOBODY know how?
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Well if you really want it badly, just start searching for it. Maybe Samsung does it differently. I would look for any .gif file or any zip file that might be it. I plan on doing this myself when I get the phone up and running.
shut down is series of png files + ogg sound file, but for boot there is bootsamsung.qmg 4,44MB
how to edit or change that, i dont know
soraxd said:
but theres no bootanimation.zip in system/media
..i just really want to change my animation.. does NOBODY know how?
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Maybe you could, I dunno, put in some effort researching and testing and be the first to successfully change it, as opposed to just blaming everyone else for not knowing?
fua said:
shut down is series of png files + ogg sound file, but for boot there is bootsamsung.qmg 4,44MB
how to edit or change that, i dont know
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Yes, I've noticed this before as well. The png+ogg are effectively the boot animation in frame by frame format with the sound. Pity Soraxd couldn't even put two and two together and notice this.
In an effort to get rid of the boot animations entirely, I've moved/backed up all files and folders that appear to be relating to the boot animations and sounds.
Looks good up to a point - shutdown animation and sound is completely gone, startup video is also gone, but no matter what I do, I can't seem to get rid of the startup sound. I can't find any audio files that correlate with the sound that plays...
Any ideas?
SquidgyB said:
In an effort to get rid of the boot animations entirely, I've moved/backed up all files and folders that appear to be relating to the boot animations and sounds.
Looks good up to a point - shutdown animation and sound is completely gone, startup video is also gone, but no matter what I do, I can't seem to get rid of the startup sound. I can't find any audio files that correlate with the sound that plays...
Any ideas?
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Really? I would think the sounds would be in the same folder as the images, strange.
What folders did you backup?
I've found the power on sound, now I have no animation/sound at startup or shutdown (still get the Galaxy S initial bootup screen). Looks like deleting the shutdown video (or rather collection of .pngs) stops the audio from being played as well, though I've deleted shutdown.ogg as I don't need it anymore.
Startup sound;
/system/etc/PowerOn.wav
Startup animation;
/system/media/bootsamsung.qmg
/system/media/bootsamsungloop.qmg
Shutdown sound;
/system/media/audio/ui/shutdown.ogg
Shutdown video (directory of .pngs);
/system/media/shutdown/
What the heck is a qmg file? I would like to try to replace the boot screen, but I don't know of a program that saves in qmg format. Replacing the shutdown screen should be easy.
Thanks Squid for showing the folders.
There are certain files here too:
/system/bin
bootanimation 22.57kb
bootaniamtion2nd 22.59kb
when I ask for details using Astro File Manager, it does not give any extension, just the Permissions and MD5...
No idea what these are...
Wait I think they are script files?! :S
I didn't mention those because they appeared not to have any effect on the actual bootup, so i just left them in there.
i manage to change the shutdown animations
download For NewerROMs like VillainROM.zip
unzip For NewerROMs like VillainROM
go into /system/customize/resource
unzip bootanimation.zip
there is part0 and part1
see which animation u guy want change the file name to shutdown_0,shutdown_1................
use adb pull /system/media/video/shutdown c:/
open the shutdown delete all then file expect shutdown.cfg
copy the rename file into it
use adb push c:/shutdown /system/media/video/shutdown
what... ?! Did not understand... I thought VillainROM was for HTC phones...
vijaykanth said:
what... ?! Did not understand... I thought VillainROM was for HTC phones...
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It is, VillainRom is a rom for the gsm htc hero, the boot files however are just png's coupled with a config file that tells android how many fps it should play the animation at, the Samsung shutdown animation works pretty much the same way, so tom72022 simply replaced the shutdown png's with the bootup png's which resulted in a custom shutdown animation. Its pretty logical when you think about it, However in my opinion its pretty pointless to use a boot animation as a shutdown animation, and to be honest I can't see the point of a custom bootscreen on the galaxy s, even if we manage to replace the bootscreen what would be the point? the phone boots so fast that we would't see much of the animation anyway.
KHZidane110 said:
... even if we manage to replace the bootscreen what would be the point? the phone boots so fast that we would't see much of the animation anyway.
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Hahaha... true true!!!
Hummingbird is awesome...
here i present the windows phone 7 boot animation.....
android engraved:
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watch the boot animation here: normal and with dots{WVGA}
{QVGA}:
it plays just like windows phone7 but repeats it over and over..
its for hdpi and ldpi devices...
for wvga screens: 1. normal: View attachment bootanimation2.zip
2. with dots: http://db.tt/NHDJong
for qvga screens: View attachment 655882
how to apply?:::::
option1: place it to data/local via root explorer and give all permissions(if s-off) and reboot
option 2: place to data/local via adb:
Installing custom boot animations (Credit to jcase from XDA):
Windows:
1.) Download the desired animation, rename the zip file to "bootanimation" and move into your Android SDK/Tools folder.
2.) Run the following adb command to push the animation into the proper place:
Code:
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/
3.) Enjoy!
Mac: (Thanks to Pitamakan)
1. Open a Terminal window, and run the following command. (This is assuming you installed the SDK in your Applications folder.) Replace "username" with the correct user name for your machine:
/Users/username/Applications/android-sdk-mac_86/tools/adb
You should get a screenful of command syntax in response, which will confirm to you that adb is running and ready to go.
2. Put the bootanimation.zip file into the same folder that contains the adb file, and then run the following, again changing the username as needed.
Code:
/Users/username/Applications/android-sdk-mac_86/tools/adb push /Users/username/Applications/android-sdk-mac_86/tools/bootanimation.zip /data/local/
And that should do it!
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Reverting back to default boot animation
1.) Open an ADB Shell using:
Code:
adb shell
2.) Remove bootanimation.zip from /data/local using:
Code:
rm /data/local/bootanimation.zip
3.) On next boot you'll have the red VZW animation back.
loving it... its great..
was expecting it since months....
and its here.........
it would be nice to see for mdpi also
how about this???? (watch the dots below)
Why the f* would anyone want that? I had to doublecheck the top of my browser to make sure it DID say "Android".
Apart from that, well job on the graphics.
Ace3 said:
Why the f* would anyone want that? I had to doublecheck the top of my browser to make sure it DID say "Android".
Apart from that, well job on the graphics.
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well for the question : why anyone would want that??
answer: for the same reason some people want wp7 style music player,home,sms, lock and others, iphone style homescreen and boot animations and others..
its about customizability...
i am proud of android that i can make it look like iphone, htc sense, wp7 whatever i want.....
well android engraved.. wp7 boot animation is also coming soon
new android engraved::::
Ace3 said:
Why the f* would anyone want that? I had to doublecheck the top of my browser to make sure it DID say "Android".
Apart from that, well job on the graphics.
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Agreed. I don't get it. That's like buying a Jaguar and putting a VW emblem on it instead. Weird.
old_dude said:
Agreed. I don't get it. That's like buying a Jaguar and putting a VW emblem on it instead. Weird.
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No, that's like buying an Escalade and putting spinners and subs in it. Still the same phone, just customized for what people want. WP7 has a fantastic UI in my opinion and many others' so a lot of people like to have things that are like it.
Why are you guys complaining anyways, if you like it then download it and use it, if not then don't and don't waste the thread with posts *****ing about it. Nobody is making you use it.
Sent from my MIUI SCH-i500
Thank you very much!! It totally fits with my WP7 style ROM for my LG Optimus Black.
Gosh damn I love this.
Ace3 said:
Why the f* would anyone want that? I had to doublecheck the top of my browser to make sure it DID say "Android".
Apart from that, well job on the graphics.
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Agreed... But a phone with with WP7's UI and Android functionality would be beyond words.
Sent from my HD7 using XDA Windows Phone 7 App
The time looking for it.
Finally WP7 interface with more functionality from Android
Thanks man!
I've made some corrections in bootanimation file (with dots) - now there is looping of dots: "Windows Phone" appears once, and after this moving only dots.
Here is download link: http://goo.gl/VPnjH
Sorry for my bad english
screw the haters i think its great!
I haven't delved into boot animations yet, so forgive me if this question is noobish... would it be very difficult to take one of your boot animations, decompile, modify, and recompile to work on mdpi? I'm not asking you to do it, but just if it's possible to do with an already created animation. Thanks.
*Great work. btw
vertig said:
I haven't delved into boot animations yet, so forgive me if this question is noobish... would it be very difficult to take one of your boot animations, decompile, modify, and recompile to work on mdpi? I'm not asking you to do it, but just if it's possible to do with an already created animation. Thanks.
*Great work. btw
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A bootanimation is not an apk. It's just a zip with images, so you can't decompile, just extract and resize the pics.
I'm not saying you are allowed (that's not my word), but you can do it as easy as that.
@abhi0n0nakul would you mind if I include the qvga in my next theme? Giving proper credit your work & a link to the thread here?
Thanks for your consideration
antonio1475 said:
A bootanimation is not an apk. It's just a zip with images, so you can't decompile, just extract and resize the pics.
I'm not saying you are allowed (that's not my word), but you can do it as easy as that.
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Even easier than I thought. Thanks for the info.
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@abhi0n0nakul would you mind if I include the qvga in my next theme? Giving proper credit your work & a link to the thread here?
Thanks for your consideration
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yeah sure...
First of all THX!!!, could you make the bootanimation with the dots for qvga phones
Thank YOU
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Here is a wonderful miui boot animation for all you miui lovers.
Installation:
1.Place the bootanimation_miui.zip in root of your sd card
2.Boot into recovery.
3.Install zip from sd card
4.Select bootanimation_miui.zip and flash.
5.Reboot. DONE!
LINK[RED VERSION]:http://www.multiupload.com/7I0V79S6DB
LINK [BLUE VERSION]: http://www.multiupload.com/YGNRDRE7O0
LINK[BLUE WAVE 3RD SCREEN]:http://www.multiupload.com/CI7EFF2RTQ
LINK[black and white] :http://www.multiupload.com/T8DLF3AH31
LINK[LUSH GREEN] http://www.multiupload.com/J0LNCGWAXE
LINK[CHARGING PINK] http://www.multiupload.com/UCTJODHQYZ
LINK [ORANGE]: http://www.multiupload.com/Q5H5QTOKE0
LINK[THUNDER BOOT] http://www.multiupload.com/0B3J7Q4U1U
1ST BOOT ANIMATION Inspired by bootanimation created by GU5TAF.
NOTE:TESTED IN CM7 ONLY
Credits: Zdunex25 for helping to create a flashable zip.
3RD BOOT ANIMATAION [Credits to the original devloper I just made it in diffrent color mode]
NOTE: DO TAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR CURRENT ROM BEFORE FLASHING,SO IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG YOU CAN RESTORE
Finally a good and HD MIUI boot animation. Hope to see the link soon
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Blue version link updated . More coming soon....
shhbz said:
Blue version link updated . More coming soon....
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Thanks looking great with the theme truly MIUI
hello sir, i flashed this .zip via Clockwork, and i have done a reset and has not shown the new boot animation, i still have the one packed with the ROM ive flashed, any help would be appreciated
joeyxl said:
hello sir, i flashed this .zip via Clockwork, and i have done a reset and has not shown the new boot animation, i still have the one packed with the ROM ive flashed, any help would be appreciated
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what do u mean by reset ,flash and reboot it will automatically show when u first reboot after flashing in the begging it takes some time to load.
which rom u using?
i have 2.3.3 official (Romania) and the dev who slightly modded the ROM put his own bootscreen.
joeyxl said:
i have 2.3.3 official (Romania) and the dev who slightly modded the ROM put his own bootscreen.
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It may even be a kernel related issue so try franco kernel as the default may not support it ,well just flash bootanimation if it doesnt work than extract the zip it will have 2 file meta inf and system/under sytem-media-bootanimation.
there is no isssue with the bootanimation it is just that if the installation location is fine it will work or rather chk in gb where is the bootanimation placed by default if u have it in system/media than it will work just try another kernel
now follow 1 of the following
Root Explorer method:
2. Put bootanimation on your SD card
3. Open Root Explorer and copy bootanimation.zip to /system/media or data/local(for non rooted phone). This will replace the existing boot animation
4. Reboot your phone
ADB method:
1. Make sure you have downloaded android sdk
2. Put android sdk in C:\
3. Set the directory of command prompt to C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools. Click here for a video tutorial.
4. Rename your boot animation to bootanimation and put it in C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools
5. Open cmd
6. Type in order:
-adb remount
-adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/bootanimation.zip
-adb reboot
As i said tested in cm7 so not sure of gingerbread at the moment.
Sexy! ;D
I LOVE this bootanimation, its so simple and sexy! I'll be using it on my new project for the Optimus V! Thank You!
ty for this bootscreen! im also loving it....The animation made me roll a j0in7 and stare at the pics for about 30 mins!!!! LOL
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ty for this bootscreen! im also loving it....The animation made me roll a j0in7 and stare at the pics for about 30 mins!!!! LOL
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enjoy mate
2 new bootanimation
EDITED:CHK THE NEW 1 ORANGE ! ENJOY ALL
final boot, please let me know if there are any ugly pixelaration in boot animation as I wasnt sure in andy's rom
WOW nice !!
Any updates boot animation
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acax456 said:
Any updates boot animation
Sent from my LG-P500 using xda premium
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well for now none busy with work
a nice boot animation tiny in size and really elegant check it out.
shared by aznboiii
Download link broken. :/
bootanimation
Nice one.
I have modified it in Google colors, for who would like it.
If you like it press thanks button
Kind Regards.
All links off. Please reup.
EDIT- If you got custom recovery you can have a look here:
All-in-one custom bootanimation installer + support [Aroma]
Otherwise proceed on this thread:
Root needed!
You should know how to work with root explorer or alike, otherwise don't try this (for the manual method)
Have a fresh nandroid backup in case you do something wrong
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How to get a custom bootanimation to work when your rom/kernel does not support it (yet)?
MANUAL METHOD ( for devices without CWM6 recovery)
Just follow these simple steps to the letter:
1. Place the bootanimation.zip file of your choice in /system /media
2. Still in /system /media , backup and then delete bootsamsungloop.qmg and bootsamsung.qmg files
EDIT: Deleting these qmg files is OPTIONAL ( I always delete stuff I am not using, to create more space in /system , but that's up to the user )
3. Then go to /system /bin , backup and then delete samsungani (This one you have to delete no optional, not optional cause....see step 4 )
4. Still in system /bin rename the file bootanimation to samsungani ( yes there is also in /system /bin a file called bootanimation but without .zip)
CWM6 method:
Flash attached zip file from recovery or get it from HERE
And that's it ! Reboot and enjoy.
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betoNL said:
To remove boot sound:
Go to /system /media/ /audio /ui and remove or rename PowerOn.ogg
To remove power off animation/sound:
Go to /system /media /video /shutdown and remove or rename shutdown.qmg
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EDIT- Extra info: Adjusting permissions for the the bootanimation.zip as rw-r--r--, seems to be helping those few users having problems to get the animation working:
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And to make it even better you can adjust owenrship also like this:
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P.s.- That "thanks" button works
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"Original" and/or self-designed bootanimations:
Check it out HERE
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Some examples:
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(New 14 dec 2012)
Exclusive for the Note II, designed by myself , " GNote2 The Beast " bootanimation:
download: https://www.box.com/s/ufkilnhml271squ7ojbf
Just rename the zip file to bootanimation.zip and push it to /system /media
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betoNL said:
Just created and sharing my own bootanimation I made using this nice video clip I found in my GNote2:
Download it from HERE
Just rename the zip file to bootanimation.zip and push it to /system /media
And here goes another "new" one that I adapted for our devices from the Evo forum:
Download it from HERE
Just rename the zip file to bootanimation.zip and push it to /system /media
More "original" and/or self-designed bootanimations to come :good:
Check it out HERE
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More to follow....
Reservado
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Depending of your bootanimation.
The GNII faster restart and no lag with bootanim
Collection of bootanimations added to second post
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thank you
thank you, works great
Darek0222 said:
thank you, works great
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can you explain what the facts in desc.txt mean
Code:
800 1280 24
p 0 0 part0
My1xT said:
can you explain what the facts in desc.txt mean
Code:
800 1280 24
p 0 0 part0
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Resolution 800x1280 and frames per second (24)
The fact that the Note II got 720 x 1280, don't matter much in the case of these animations
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Resolution 800x1280 and frames per second (24)
The fact that the Note II got 720 x 1280, don't matter much in the case of these animations
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well, what about the 2nd line???
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well, what about the 2nd line???
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Well this thread is not about on how to edit/create bootanimatios, it's just about how to get them working on not supported roms/kernels , but let's go again:
"800" is the width of the animation
"1280" is the height of the animation
’24′ is the desired fps of the animation (Usually I use 20 or 30 on my own animations, but that's of course depends on the animation)
‘p’ defines a animation part (some animations have 2 or more parts)
’0′ defines that it loops forever (until android starts)
’0′ defines a pause
And remember that the thanks button works...
thx, maybe I will try to create one...
maybe I try this when I root my phone...
2 new bootanimations added to second post
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best bootanimations here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=985251
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24953114&postcount=391
Worked like a charm, good job and the beast is fantastic!
P_
works well, thanks mate. I just renamed the original files instead of deleting but all good
" The Beast " added to second post:
betoNL said:
(New 14 dec 2012)
Exclusive for the Note II, designed by myself , " GNote2 The Beast " bootanimation:
download: https://www.box.com/s/ufkilnhml271squ7ojbf
Just rename the zip file to bootanimation.zip and push it to /system /media
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The Beast working fine after i renamed the zip file. Keep up the good work bro :good:
Thanks mate !!
2 questions : As i use latest officail 4.1.2 poland rom, i have hideous power off animation along with awful power off sound and boot on sound..
I managed to get your boot animation but that boot sound and power off animation+sound remains there... Any way i could remove/change those too ?
Thanks in advance mate
p.s. As i said, im stock 4.1.2, rooted iwth cmw
Laynee1 said:
Thanks mate !!
2 questions : As i use latest officail 4.1.2 poland rom, i have hideous power off animation along with awful power off sound and boot on sound..
I managed to get your boot animation but that boot sound and power off animation+sound remains there... Any way i could remove/change those too ?
Thanks in advance mate
p.s. As i said, im stock 4.1.2, rooted iwth cmw
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To remove boot sound:
Go to /system /media/ /audio /ui And remove or rename PowerOn.ogg
To remove power off animation+ sound:
Go to /system /media /video and remove or rename the shutdown file (I forgot its name but it's one of the 3 files over there
Tell me how it went....
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