Hi. Ive looked all over the internet trying to figure out what folder i need to put my custom bootanimation.zip file on my ERIS. Ive tried /data/local AND i used terminal emulator to push it to /system/media and it still doesnt work. Now, it doesnt even play the DEFAULT animation. it just shows up black until the ui loads. Help?
can you tell us exactly what you did and what bootanim you tried pushing to your phone?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=653009
I know this thread is over a year old and I hate to bring it back up, but I'm suffering from the same problem with my Eris. I tried to make a custom boot animation. I cropped all of the PNGs to the right size (320x480) and put all 76 of them into a folder called part0. I then edited desc.txt to read:
Code:
320 480 30
p 0 0 part0
I zipped the part0 folder and desc.txt into bootanimation.zip and, using Root Explorer, placed them into /system/media. I have also tried placing bootanimation.zip into /data/local to no avail.
Now when I boot, all I see is the white 3 skateboarding androids screen for a few seconds, then black until the UI is loaded. What am I doing wrong or leaving out? A thousand thanks!
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was playing around a bit with the build-in dell boot screen. since i want my own i tried figuring out how.
in system/media there is a file called bootanimation.zip
i tried many different pictures and such and all i get is a black screen.
no idea what is the problem. i altered the text file on the phone itself. did this on windows but it seems that additional characters are added.
in the end i found out that 72dpi 24bit 480 800 16 color files should do.
but over and over again i get black screen. in the end i tried a bootanimation.zip from a friends G1 that runs this droid x r2d1 theme. and guess what.. it works ??
attached it down here.
anyone got any idea what can be the problem with this bootscreens ?
as soon as i change the zip file it wont work anymore but if i leave it as it is it works fine, allthough it has different screensize and such.
use 7zip... set it to STORE and no compression. Make sure you dont have any thumb files in there after and retry
template for bootanimation.zip
cue_32 said:
use 7zip... set it to STORE and no compression. Make sure you dont have any thumb files in there after and retry
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was using winrar for it. on normal compression. im gonna try what u suggest
edit : that worked used winrar and set it to STORE instead of NORMAL compression.
it seems the bootanimation.zip should be in /Data/Local/ as Android operating system looks here first and then when it doesn't find it there it looks in /System/Media/
it doesnt have any problem with different bootanimation.zip in both dirs, it just loads the one in /Data/Local/ first.
use this template zip i made for your own creations
desc.txt file :
480 800 16
-> size of screen 480x800 and FPS that the stuff should play @
p 1 0 part0
-> p is for part dir. this lets android know which dir to use first to show the pictures. the first number 1 is 0 or 1 repeat on/off. the second is pauze time. part0 is foldername where pics are to be found.
p 0 0 part1
-> p is for part dir. this lets android know which dir to use next to show the pictures. the first number 1 is 0 or 1 repeat on/off. the second is pauze time.part 1 is foldername where the pics are to be found.
If pause = 10, it will show the last frame and then it will sleep 10/fps seconds before continuing with the animation.
you can add as many pictures as you like as long as they follow up in numbers . i.e. yourname_0001.png yourname_0002.png yourname_0005.png yourname_0025.png .. and so on. as long as the files have increased numbers its fine.
awesome, thanks!
now we cant start debranding this thing
any idea about boot sound?
I thought I saw bootanim.raw
and part1.raw
and part0.raw
in root explorer
any ideas?
I managed to change it, but I am unable to change the first dell logo splash screen that pops up.... grrr...
can we change the splash screen yet?
droidpiss v1 bootanimation
I made my first conversion of a bootanimation i found somewhere on a forum
it is called : droidpiss v1
shows my appreciation for apple
installcode for adb :
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
chrisrotolo said:
any idea about boot sound?
I thought I saw bootanim.raw
and part1.raw
and part.raw
in root explorer
any ideas?
I managed to change it, but I am unable to change the first dell logo splash screen that pops up.... grrr...
can we change the splash screen yet?
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splashscreen is in loader in the firmware/bios
i found somewhere where to put the audiofiles..
/system/customize/resources/
I have /system/customization..inside there is an MMs and a Wallpaper folder
no /system/customize/resources.
should I create it, what should the bootsound be named bootsound.mp3? or .ogg?
Thanks
ya know whats weird, is i bought an at&t version from bestbuy and i have yet to see any sort of branding at all aside from the network block...
nothing. no logo on the phone or boot screen or menus etc..
i entered an unlock code already and as best i can tell its the same as the unlocked dell version other than i can taked it back to best buy for 30 days and get a new streak as opposed to sending it back in for a refurb which is what you get straight through dell.
of course after 30 day thats what i have to do as well..send it back in for a refurb...
chrisrotolo said:
I have /system/customization..inside there is an MMs and a Wallpaper folder
no /system/customize/resources.
should I create it, what should the bootsound be named bootsound.mp3? or .ogg?
Thanks
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i dont see the bootsound service in init.rc so i presume there isnt going to be audio until there is a script playing it.
in the desc.txt add these line
s bootsound.ogg
and add a bootsound.ogg in data/local
put the bootanimation.zip also there and delete all other instances of the file.
didn't work for me, added line at end of desc.txt, and bootsound.ogg in /data/local and removed any other my backupanimation.zip from the /local folder..
nothing...
I would just be satisfied to get the first splash screen changed without too much trouble.
chrisrotolo said:
didn't work for me, added line at end of desc.txt, and bootsound.ogg in /data/local and removed any other my backupanimation.zip from the /local folder..
nothing...
I would just be satisfied to get the first splash screen changed without too much trouble.
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yu, it requires a service to play the audio file, which isnt there. so it wont play any sound. maybe someone with some android knowledge can implent it.
Hey all,
I am having trouble making the custom boot animation for my tbolt.
I copied off the one from /system/media, which is from Das BAMF. When copied my own bootanimation.zip nothing happens. No boot animation, just wait 30 seconds or so and the phone comes up.
I have the 3 folders set up for android, progress, and VZW, and the desc.txt which i copied straight from the original bootanimation.zip
I have 120 JPG files in VZW which are all my animations. In my progress folder i have a .GIF instead of a JPG which i dont think is a problem. and in the android folder i have a modified HTC screen.
Can anyone who has successfully created on let me know what i may be doing wrong??
MODS, Close Thread, issue resolved now
Hello!
I've made my first boot animation for my phone (atrix 4G)... But I still have a few problems. Maybe someone can help me?
First, when the phone is booting, my animation is displayed but only for a few second (maybe 2 or 3) before a black screen appears until the phone ended to boot (about 15/20 sec.). What I don't understand, is that the animation is normally during about 12 sec... First mistery!
The second one is that no sound is playing during the animation... But I put a .ogg file in system/media folder and entered the command line in the desc.txt file with the right name.
Here is what I have in my desc file:
540 960 25
p 0 0 JM
s JM.ogg
I don't understand where is the problem...
Thanks a lot if someone has an idea.. And sorry for my aproximative english!
misterantrios said:
Hello!
I've made my first boot animation for my phone (atrix 4G)... But I still have a few problems. Maybe someone can help me?
First, when the phone is booting, my animation is displayed but only for a few second (maybe 2 or 3) before a black screen appears until the phone ended to boot (about 15/20 sec.). What I don't understand, is that the animation is normally during about 12 sec... First mistery!
The second one is that no sound is playing during the animation... But I put a .ogg file in system/media folder and entered the command line in the desc.txt file with the right name.
Here is what I have in my desc file:
540 960 25
p 0 0 JM
s JM.ogg
I don't understand where is the problem...
Thanks a lot if someone has an idea.. And sorry for my aproximative english!
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For Gingerbread, the sound file has to be in /system/media/notifications
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could you post the zip? I don't see anything wrong with it, other than the previously mentioned fix for the sound, maybe I could find the problem with a more hands on approach
I have had problems in the past when using upper case to name folders and audio files with boot animations. Never knew why I would have issues, but I always use lower case for everything now just as a matter of course. Also, as previously mentioned, you need to change the location of your audio file.
It may also be because you have only one animations folder. I have done a lot of boot animations, and always have a part0 and part1 folder and haven't had problems.
540 960 25
p 1 0 jm
s jm.ogg
p 0 0 jm2
How are you zipping the boot animations?
Should be using 7-Zip with format set to zip, and compression level set to store.
First of all, thanks for the sound fix, it just works great in the right folder...
It may also be because you have only one animations folder. I have done a lot of boot animations, and always have a part0 and part1 folder and haven't had problems.
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I tried to create two folders... Same issue...
My file is zipping with winrar, using "simple storage" mode. But if there were a problem with the zipping, I think the bootanimation shouldn't work at all. Mine is working... But for a few seconds only!
thewarhawk said:
could you post the zip? I don't see anything wrong with it, other than the previously mentioned fix for the sound, maybe I could find the problem with a more hands on approach
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A attached the zip if someone wants to take a look...
misterantrios said:
First of all, thanks for the sound fix, it just works great in the right folder...
I tried to create two folders... Same issue...
My file is zipping with winrar, using "simple storage" mode. But if there were a problem with the zipping, I think the bootanimation shouldn't work at all. Mine is working... But for a few seconds only!
A attached the zip if someone wants to take a look...
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AFAIK the folders names that contain the main animation and the looping part must be named "part0" for main animation and "part1" for the loop. So not "JM" and "JM0" but "part0" and "part1". But I think your desc.txt goes along with the two folder names that you had, so maybe change it like a regular desc.txt that goes along with the folder names part0 and part1.
Finally I used the original bootanimation folder from ATT and just put my images instead of the ATT's and it just work fine.
I can't understand what's the trouble with my file, but now it's working.
A attached the zip if someone wants to take a look...
AFAIK the folders names that contain the main animation and the looping part must be named "part0" for main animation and "part1" for the loop. So not "JM" and "JM0" but "part0" and "part1". But I think your desc.txt goes along with the two folder names that you had, so maybe change it like a regular desc.txt that goes along with the folder names part0 and part1.
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I don't think this is the problem because in the original bootanimation, folders are named "ATT", "ATT Freeze", "Intro"... Not Part1, Part 2...
So, I'll put the tread in solved... even if it isn't really! Thanks for your help!
Here is your bootanimation fixed and working fine. I just downloaded your animation, then changed some stuff around, rezipped with 7-Zip, and uploaded again.
Maybe looking at this will help you for the future.
Cheers!
so ive been trying to make my own boot animation but for some reason i just get a blank white screen.
i made the desc.txt and part0 into a zip file via store (not compressed).
triple checked everything, but it still wont work. are the picture files too big? can someone help me out?
i attached the bootanimation.zip
if you must know, thats my gf in the boot animation
SOLVED: i renamed the image to .PNG but did not save it as a .PNG
brianphanz0r said:
so ive been trying to make my own boot animation but for some reason i just get a blank white screen.
i made the desc.txt and part0 into a zip file via store (not compressed).
triple checked everything, but it still wont work. are the picture files too big? can someone help me out?
i attached the bootanimation.zip
if you must know, thats my gf in the boot animation
SOLVED: i renamed the image to .PNG but did not save it as a .PNG
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in his desc.txt delete line 24 480 800 to register and try to go 480 800 15
p 1 15:confused , but I'm not sure
Free program Boot Animation Factory. I lost link, but you can google and download. It will let you preview your zip before you put on phone. It will let you create your own boot animation. It save me a lot of time as I made few mistakes too.
I have a U.S. Sprint LG G3 I'm trying to load custom animations on and it's giving me a heck of a time accomplishing that..
I'm trying to copy a bootanimation.zip into /carrier/cust/poweron (and a shutdownanimation.zip into /carrier/cust/poweroff) and ES File Explorer is telling me the copy task failed, with no further information.
I used stump root to root, have SU installed. ES file has root explorer enabled, rights have been granted. etc.
I can copy smaller files into those directories just fine, but over a certain size they fail. The percentage that the copy fails at amounts to the same amount of MB (that is, a 100MB file might stop at 17.5%, and a 50MB file will stop at 35% - both at what would be 17.5MB).
I can copy larger files other places, like /system/media. No problem there. I have like 20 GB of internal storage free. And worse, I was copying the same dang file into the same folder just fine earlier in the day. If I don't place another copy of the bootanimation.zip file in this folder, I get nothing but a black screen after the LG splash during boot (side note, wtf is the deal with needing 3 copies of the same bootanimation.zip or it won't work.. why on earth would it work like that).
No friggin clue why it constantly gives me a copy task failed message now. Any ideas?
qstarin said:
I have a U.S. Sprint LG G3 I'm trying to load custom animations on and it's giving me a heck of a time accomplishing that..
I'm trying to copy a bootanimation.zip into /carrier/cust/poweron (and a shutdownanimation.zip into /carrier/cust/poweroff) and ES File Explorer is telling me the copy task failed, with no further information.
I used stump root to root, have SU installed. ES file has root explorer enabled, rights have been granted. etc.
I can copy smaller files into those directories just fine, but over a certain size they fail. The percentage that the copy fails at amounts to the same amount of MB (that is, a 100MB file might stop at 17.5%, and a 50MB file will stop at 35% - both at what would be 17.5MB).
I can copy larger files other places, like /system/media. No problem there. I have like 20 GB of internal storage free. And worse, I was copying the same dang file into the same folder just fine earlier in the day. If I don't place another copy of the bootanimation.zip file in this folder, I get nothing but a black screen after the LG splash during boot (side note, wtf is the deal with needing 3 copies of the same bootanimation.zip or it won't work.. why on earth would it work like that).
No friggin clue why it constantly gives me a copy task failed message now. Any ideas?
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Not sure why the copy won't work, but those directories aren't where you want to put your custom boot animations anyway. What you need to do is delete or rename the animations in those folders, and then copy your custom ones into system/media. Here's a more detailed explanation:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-lg-g3/themes-apps/stock-boot-animations-guide-t2881117
I gave up on ES File Explorer a couple of versions ago, finding it a bit confusing and unreliable. Give FX a try:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.fx
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.fx.rr (root add-on)
meyerweb said:
Not sure why the copy won't work, but those directories aren't where you want to put your custom boot animations anyway. What you need to do is delete or rename the animations in those folders, and then copy your custom ones into system/media. Here's a more detailed explanation:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-lg-g3/themes-apps/stock-boot-animations-guide-t2881117
I gave up on ES File Explorer a couple of versions ago, finding it a bit confusing and unreliable. Give FX a try:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.fx
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.fx.rr (root add-on)
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You are right, playing with it some more I do not appear to need the /carrier/cust folders. My head was swimming with how many times I tried putting zips in place and rebooting yesterday.
I wonder what the problem could be, then. I have no issues getting animations I downloaded from here to work. I was also able to use this site someone made to turn the vertical octopus gif from that thread into a working boot animation.
But when I try to put together an animation from this gif, I've had no success.
I've tried splitting the frames out with both Irfanview & ImageMagick. Then resizing from 480x480 to both 960x960 and 1440x1440 - then expanding the canvas to 1440x2560 and filling the new background in with black. Again, I've performed these manipulations with both IrfanView & ImageMagick.
I've tried jpg's and png's with varying levels of image compression as well as both 24 and 32 bit png's.
In the desc.txt file I've tried 30, 45, and 60 frames per second. For the part line I've tried:
p 1 0 part0
p 0 0 part0
c 1 0 part0
p 1 0 part0 (repeat this line x10)
And the zip I create uses Store compression (no compression), created with WinRAR.
I've tried connecting with adb and running the bootanimation command. When I have a working boot animation that I've downloaded, the command echos the string bootanimation at the prompt, and my phone screen flashes black for a split second. When I try the command with my custom animation in place, nothing is echoed at the prompt - no error messages or anything - and nothing happens on the phone.
I always get just a black screen on boot or shutdown trying my zip. Perhaps it's some issue with the images and the way I'm creating them.. or maybe I'm missing something simple. I put a few variations I've tried up in a dropbox folder if anyone cares to look and help.
I may have time to play around with this later in the week and see if I can get anything working. In the mean time, here's a different thread on converting GIFs to boot animaions. Maybe something here will work for you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559670
qstarin said:
You are right, playing with it some more I do not appear to need the /carrier/cust folders. My head was swimming with how many times I tried putting zips in place and rebooting yesterday.
I wonder what the problem could be, then. I have no issues getting animations I downloaded from here to work. I was also able to use this site someone made to turn the vertical octopus gif from that thread into a working boot animation.
But when I try to put together an animation from this gif, I've had no success.
I've tried splitting the frames out with both Irfanview & ImageMagick. Then resizing from 480x480 to both 960x960 and 1440x1440 - then expanding the canvas to 1440x2560 and filling the new background in with black. Again, I've performed these manipulations with both IrfanView & ImageMagick.
I've tried jpg's and png's with varying levels of image compression as well as both 24 and 32 bit png's.
In the desc.txt file I've tried 30, 45, and 60 frames per second. For the part line I've tried:
p 1 0 part0
p 0 0 part0
c 1 0 part0
p 1 0 part0 (repeat this line x10)
And the zip I create uses Store compression (no compression), created with WinRAR.
I've tried connecting with adb and running the bootanimation command. When I have a working boot animation that I've downloaded, the command echos the string bootanimation at the prompt, and my phone screen flashes black for a split second. When I try the command with my custom animation in place, nothing is echoed at the prompt - no error messages or anything - and nothing happens on the phone.
I always get just a black screen on boot or shutdown trying my zip. Perhaps it's some issue with the images and the way I'm creating them.. or maybe I'm missing something simple. I put a few variations I've tried up in a dropbox folder if anyone cares to look and help.
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meyerweb said:
I may have time to play around with this later in the week and see if I can get anything working. In the mean time, here's a different thread on converting GIFs to boot animaions. Maybe something here will work for you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2559670
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I've been hesitant to try an app, the boot animation installers have a lot of iffy reviews, and I've read ROM Toolbox is buggy on the G3 too. I haven't unlocked the bootloader and gone through flashing the stock rom yet on this device so I'm not quite ready to potentially soft-brick the phone.
I'm also a software developer by trade, and constructing and manually installing a boot animation is well within my comfort zone. I'm just not sure what I'm doing wrong here.
The command I was using to split the gif with ImageMagick is
convert -coalesce b.gif -resize 300% -background black -gravity center -extent 1440x2560 -units PixelsPerInch -density 96 frames/b%03d.png
I did notice that if I leave out the canvas expansion I end up with a 8bpp palette -ized png, which has considerably smaller file size. I didn't figure out how to get the expanded png's in that format yet because I wasn't sure if it would even work for the boot animation.
Well I put TWRP and BarRin ZV6 on it now so I'll have to try give ROM Toolbox a shot.
So here's where I'm at - this is the bootanimation.zip - and I can't see what I'm doing wrong. I split the gif and then resize the png's, in separate steps because if I combine them I get weird artifacts in the images.
Code:
convert -coalesce b.gif frames/%03d.png
convert frames/*.png -resize 250% -background "#000000" -gravity center -extent 1440x2560 png24:part0/%03d.png
desc.txt (saved in utf-8 without BOM, line endings are {CR}{LF} - working boot animations I've downloaded use this line ending)
Code:
1440 2560 30
p 1 0 part0
Zipped with store, permissions set, nothing in the zip besides the desc.txt and part0/*.png. Black screen. I don't know what else to try; I've tried every variation I can think of.
This is frustrating. Every animation I try from this G3 thread of them works fine. I can unzip them and edit the desc.txt (change frame rate), rezip them, and they work fine. So I don't think I'm doing anything wrong with the desc.txt file (syntax or encoding) or while creating the zip.
I've taken some others, like the code one in 1080x1920 from this thread, and have no luck. I've tried installing it as-is, changing only the resolution in the desc.txt file, and resizing the images as well as changing the res in desc.txt. Always a black screen.
I mentioned an octopus gif before, and was able to get a working 1440x2560 boot animation using this site: http://gif2boot.ifc0nfig.com/ But it has a 3MB upload limit. I took the working boot animation generated from there and unzipped it, cut the png's down then doubled their size back to 1440x2560, zipped it back up and that didn't work either.
Code:
convert orig/*.png -gravity center -extent 720x1280 -resize 1440x2560 part0/X%05d.png
I also tried just converting them from 32 bit (originals, which work) to 24 bit (which is recommended) PNG's. Black screen. Tried converting to jpg's, no dice.
So I'm thinking nothing I touch with ImageMagick works, but I took the Gold Cross Bones from here and swapped black for white. That actually worked. So did converting it to 24bit PNG's. I'm so lost.
qstarin said:
So here's where I'm at - this is the bootanimation.zip - and I can't see what I'm doing wrong. I split the gif and then resize the png's, in separate steps because if I combine them I get weird artifacts in the images.
Code:
convert -coalesce b.gif frames/%03d.png
convert frames/*.png -resize 250% -background "#000000" -gravity center -extent 1440x2560 png24:part0/%03d.png
desc.txt (saved in utf-8 without BOM, line endings are {CR}{LF} - working boot animations I've downloaded use this line ending)
Code:
1440 2560 30
p 1 0 part0
Zipped with store, permissions set, nothing in the zip besides the desc.txt and part0/*.png. Black screen. I don't know what else to try; I've tried every variation I can think of.
This is frustrating. Every animation I try from this G3 thread of them works fine. I can unzip them and edit the desc.txt (change frame rate), rezip them, and they work fine. So I don't think I'm doing anything wrong with the desc.txt file (syntax or encoding) or while creating the zip.
I've taken some others, like the code one in 1080x1920 from this thread, and have no luck. I've tried installing it as-is, changing only the resolution in the desc.txt file, and resizing the images as well as changing the res in desc.txt. Always a black screen.
I mentioned an octopus gif before, and was able to get a working 1440x2560 boot animation using this site: http://gif2boot.ifc0nfig.com/ But it has a 3MB upload limit. I took the working boot animation generated from there and unzipped it, cut the png's down then doubled their size back to 1440x2560, zipped it back up and that didn't work either.
Code:
convert orig/*.png -gravity center -extent 720x1280 -resize 1440x2560 part0/X%05d.png
I also tried just converting them from 32 bit (originals, which work) to 24 bit (which is recommended) PNG's. Black screen. Tried converting to jpg's, no dice.
So I'm thinking nothing I touch with ImageMagick works, but I took the Gold Cross Bones from here and swapped black for white. That actually worked. So did converting it to 24bit PNG's. I'm so lost.
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It didnt work because you need a good root browser (not es file us like root browser)
1619415 said:
It didnt work because you need a good root browser (not es file us like root browser)
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I've gone into a terminal on the phone and verified the permissions are correct and the file size exactly matches (haven't compared a hash though). Also, the same zips always work, and the same ones always don't. It's got nothing to do with the file explorer imho.
qstarin said:
I've gone into a terminal on the phone and verified the permissions are correct and the file size exactly matches (haven't compared a hash though). Also, the same zips always work, and the same ones always don't. It's got nothing to do with the file explorer imho.
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Ok well it could just be that the zips are bad or your not placing it in the correct spot (like a folder) try changing your rom
1619415 said:
Ok well it could just be that the zips are bad or your not placing it in the correct spot (like a folder) try changing your rom
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The zips open fine and I can extract individual files onto the phone, which I have no problem viewing in the gallery. Other animations I put in place work so I am getting it in the right folder, and the rom shouldn't really matter but I've tried this on the stock rom and BarRin ZV6.
qstarin said:
The zips open fine and I can extract individual files onto the phone, which I have no problem viewing in the gallery. Other animations I put in place work so I am getting it in the right folder, and the rom shouldn't really matter but I've tried this on the stock rom and BarRin ZV6.
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Are you trying to extract the images for your boot animations on your phone? Or are you trying to make you own bootanimation.zip?
qstarin said:
The zips open fine and I can extract individual files onto the phone, which I have no problem viewing in the gallery. Other animations I put in place work so I am getting it in the right folder, and the rom shouldn't really matter but I've tried this on the stock rom and BarRin ZV6.
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This might sound a little stupid but maybe the phone just dosent like thoses. Or you may have done it in a way that the hardware/software may block it.