Bootanimations Workshop​Hey I'm here to start a new workshop and take requests from you guys
NEW! You can now send me .gif files to make bootanimations
For me to be able to make a bootanimation i need a video source unless i want to start from scratch... So here's what you guys have to do:
-Give me link to the vid or .gif you want to make as a bootanimation
-Give me Resolution
-Give me the number of loops (How many times you want your animation to restart)
I will upload your bootanimation once I'm done with it and you'll have to install it by following the instructions below:
Rename the zip that I'll have uploaded to "bootanimation.zip" Then copy paste it to /system/media/
If this doesn't work then Rename it and Paste the zip in /data/local
Bootanimations
Ventus_zx - Tesseract
TedSamaha - CyanoWhite
-Regards Ted
Ted, what about Bootanimations with sound? can you do that?
This? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-Z0z_gdpaM
botossi said:
Ted, what about Bootanimations with sound? can you do that?
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Yes, i found a way to add sound to the animation however you have to get an .mp3 file so you have to extract the sound from the vid.
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This? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-Z0z_gdpaM
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Ok so i made this for the TouchPad (768 x 1024) since you didn't tell me what resolution to use. The max quality for the vid was 360p so....here you go: Credits to rascarlo (The guy who made the vid)
Download Link : https://www.dropbox.com/s/7uo5jddw8bdtqt3/bootanimatioon1.zip
Instructions are on first post
Enjoy!
Ted,
Thanks for offering up some free service for us boot theme changers!
All i need now is something to send to you!
couple questions?
what is the time duration for video needed?
Does it matter what resolution video was shot in?
Can a .gif file be used?
Keep up the great work!
Rich K.
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Ok so i made this for the TouchPad (768 x 1024) since you didn't tell me what resolution to use. The max quality for the vid was 360p so....here you go: Credits to rascarlo (The guy who made the vid)
Download Link : https://www.dropbox.com/s/7uo5jddw8bdtqt3/bootanimatioon1.zip
Instructions are on first post
Enjoy!
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Thank you!
racenrich said:
Ted,
Thanks for offering up some free service for us boot theme changers!
All i need now is something to send to you!
couple questions?
what is the time duration for video needed?
Does it matter what resolution video was shot in?
Can a .gif file be used?
Keep up the great work!
Rich K.
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Thank you, and You're welcome!
-The Duration does not matter (if its to short it loops and if its to long the touchpad will boot before it ends)
-Resolution matters if you want higher quality bootanimation the bigger the resolution is the better the quality is
- Finally yes i have found a way to extract frames from .gif files and use them in a bootanimation
Feel free to ask anything you like
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Thank you!
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You're Welcome hope u liked it!
TedSamaha said:
Yes, i found a way to add sound to the animation however you have to get an .mp3 file so you have to extract the sound from the vid.
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Ted, I do have the mp3 file but I can't get it to play during boot... do I need to change some other file to play the file?
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Ted, I do have the mp3 file but I can't get it to play during boot... do I need to change some other file to play the file?
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Please follow instructions in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703316
please please please!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6TjN5cmEaA @ 3:25-3:53
You can use www.keepvid.com to extract the video.
Ter, it didn't work... still no sound.... flash the sound boot.zip and ran the script... no lucky... even copy the files inside the soundbootzip file manually! Can you help me?
Ted, can you simply explain how you put together your boot animations and zip them?
I was able to:
1) Rip the video from YouTube using KeepVid.com
2) Resize the video to 1024x768 and trim a 30 second clip, using Freemake Video Converter
3) Convert the 30 second clip to JPG frames using Avidemux
4) Batch convert the JPG frames to PNG (longggg, using Adobe Bridge/Photoshop)
5) Throw the PNGs into the zip as 'Store'.
But installing it was unsuccessful. Do the file names matter? Is there a quicker process to batch them to PNGs?
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I was thinking of using ffmpeg like this (I will try when I get home from work):
Code:
ffmpeg -i INPUTFILE -r SAMPLERATE -f image2 images%05d.png
i.e. ffmpeg -i "MyFile.mp4" -r 35 -f image2 images%05d.png
Instructions/Help: http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/344457-can-t-get-ffmpeg-to-convert-video-to-image-sequence
Edit #2: I have figured everything out and have made an easy to follow tutorial on how to convert Youtube videos to boot animations: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1719104
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Question #1
Im kinda frustrated because i cant make this bootanimation to work with my eris.
http://droidboots.com/wp-content/themes/jq/view/drain-hole/icons/supermario_201.gif
When i run it it only shows the top left quarter of the screen.
I tried everything,if i resize pictures, edit the desc.txt i always get a black screen.
Question #2
Is there a way to add sound to a bootanimation.?
Thanks for yall's anwsers.
#1 = no idea
#2 = http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=698261&highlight=bootscreen
do you have the original bootanimation.zip file for this. It might be anything from the original image size to how the bootanimation.zip file is zipped. Don't know unless I can take a look.
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do you have the original bootanimation.zip file for this. It might be anything from the original image size to how the bootanimation.zip file is zipped. Don't know unless I can take a look.
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http://droidboots.com/http//droidboots.com/downloads/bootanimations/super_mario.zip This is the link.... like i mention before i tried everything...... thanks alot i really love this boot
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as far as I know, you can not resize gifs or they stop working and become an image
you will have to make it in the right size to start with
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as far as I know, you can not resize gifs or they stop working and become an image
you will have to make it in the right size to start with
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They are not GIF, they are PNG. I resized them as png as well.
After you changed the image sizes to 320 by 480, the zip file needs to be zipped with no compression.
Sent from my FroyoEris using XDA App
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After you changed the image sizes to 320 by 480, the zip file needs to be zipped with no compression.
Sent from my FroyoEris using XDA App
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I did, its not compressed.
is there anyway you can get me the bootanimation.zip file that you created with the resized .png images. maybe upload it to a drop.io site or attach it to your post if you can. I would like to take see if I can get it working then send it back to you.
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is there anyway you can get me the bootanimation.zip file that you created with the resized .png images. maybe upload it to a drop.io site or attach it to your post if you can. I would like to take see if I can get it working then send it back to you.
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I'm sorry for bumping and asking you this but I edited a boot animation I got in XDA and re-zipped it as "Store". When I pushed it via adb (adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local) and tested it out, a black screen showed.
Attached here is the boot animation. Thanks in advance!
Try this! It worked for me.
*note, on some roms the boot animation is located in /system/media.
jadesdan said:
Try this! It worked for me.
*note, on some roms the boot animation is located in /system/media.
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What the f**k did you do? Sweet man.....
It works perfectly, i swear i tried everything....
By any chance you know how to add sound to it?
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I'm sorry for bumping and asking you this but I edited a boot animation I got in XDA and re-zipped it as "Store". When I pushed it via adb (adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local) and tested it out, a black screen showed.
Attached here is the boot animation. Thanks in advance!
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Looks like it was a problem when you made your .zip file. After you zip your folder, open the .zip with windows explorer, you should see the Part0, Part1 and desc.txt files. If you have to go through a folder first, it won't work. I rezipped it for you and attached it below.
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Looks like it was a problem when you made your .zip file. After you zip your folder, open the .zip with windows explorer, you should see the Part0, Part1 and desc.txt files. If you have to go through a folder first, it won't work. I rezipped it for you and attached it below.
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Sweeeeet Let me test it out! Thanks for the effort. I appreciate it!
EDIT: Oh I get it now. Thanks for pointing that out! Thank you so much again magnethart!
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Sweeeeet Let me test it out! Thanks for the effort. I appreciate it!
EDIT: Oh I get it now. Thanks for pointing that out! Thank you so much again magnethart!
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no problem
I made (ported) a bootanimation. [MY FIRST CONTRIBUTION TO XDA SINCE I JOINED]
mixture of nexus 1(without the htc logo appearing)
+ a cyanogen 3d animation(which I got from nexus 1 themes and apps section)
+ android pissing on apple. ALL IN ONE!
http://db.tt/gMFnd2e
actually I made it for myself but thought of sharing it.
To port a animation which you like (to make is difficult than port)-
1. unzip 'bootanimation.zip' or any other name which you want to port.
2. you see 1 or 2 or more folders + a .txt file.
2. batch resize all png images in all those folders to 240*400 using 'Fast Stone Photo Resizer'.. no need to change anything else. (they would be of different resolution as they are made for different phone.)
3. edit using 'notepad++' the 'desc.txt' file and change the resolution value typed there to 240 400.
4. the folders and .txt file are ready.
5. archive these files using '7zip'
archive format- zip
compression level- store
don't change anything else and zip it.
6. YOUR BOOTANIMATION IS PORTED.
To apply custom bootanimation-
1. rename the zip to bootanimation.zip
2. move using root explorer to /data/local/ or /system/media/ either of them only, don't move to both!
3. remove 'playlogo' from /system/bin/
4. EVERYTHING DONE!! JUST REBOOT AND ENJOY!! :
WARNING- ITS THE SIMPLEST EXPLANATION EVEN A NOOB CAN UNDERSTAND BUT EVEN THEN IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE. BACKUP 'playlogo' IN CASE YOU WANT TO REVERT TO ORIGINAL BOOTANIMATION AND REVERSE FOLLOW THE GUIDE.
ROOTED PHONE NEEDED.
this is just ported by me, made by different people. The guide I wrote was googled from different sources and I tried the simplest way for myself and thus for the post.
Good work !
1. use Fast Stone Photo Resizer for resizing the .png files
2. notepad++ for editing desc.txt file, not the windows notepad.
3. 7zip, not winzip/winrar/anything else.
this is all I needed to port bootanimation.
Mod edit : remove the same
dont ask for the thanks button it is to be given by the member of his own free will & not to be asked for
Edit: solved. post delete.
I have
1.uploaded the file over xda.
2. added a download link for non xda members.
If you want to mix animations as I have done, maintain the animation sequence by renaming the files in sequence you want to play your animation, in those 2 folders.
You can better unzip my animation and check what I have done about mixing different animations and it's sequence.
Reserved.......
Hey i already made a thread on this long time ago
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1024665
But I didn't steal your stuff. And I ported and mixed 3 animations into one for my personal use, just sharing the animation and ' how to do it'.
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Hey i already made a thread on this long time ago
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1024665
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But I didn't steal your stuff. And I ported and mixed 3 animations into one for my personal use, just sharing the animation and ' how to do it'.
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Chill dude
Was just telling
Can I link these bootanim in my thread with credits?
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Can I link these bootanim in my thread with credits?
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Ya Sure..
Thanks
Ported? when I want to use boot animation from other device(galaxy tab.animation 800x600), I only coppy animation in system/media, and this work awersome.. I think, that resize is only waste of time...IMHO
I used irfanview to batch resize and windows notepad to edit the file.
Ziped the files with winrar.
It works great! Thanks for the infos!
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Ported? when I want to use boot animation from other device(galaxy tab.animation 800x600), I only coppy animation in system/media, and this work awersome.. I think, that resize is only waste of time...IMHO
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No not just ported, I edited them to add the android pissing on apple in place of that htc logo + there is a bit of cm7. I mean I edited that 'nexus one bootanimation'
LarryMetal said:
I used irfanview to batch resize and windows notepad to edit the file.
Ziped the files with winrar.
It works great! Thanks for the infos!
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Ya irfanview is a nice 'open source' alternative.
I used 7zip because I love 'open source', anyway that 'compression - store' is important.
But I read somewhere that windows notepad adds 'something' which I don't know, to the text file making it difficult or unreadable for android, result-black boot screen, again I am not sure. never tried it.
Notepad++ does no such thing.
So I recommended it.
very very cool boot animation.. thanks a lot!!
would be more enjoyable if that pissing scene could last a bit longer!!
neo1691 said:
very very cool boot animation.. thanks a lot!!
would be more enjoyable if that pissing scene could last a bit longer!!
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Hi
Actually the frame rate is bit high,18/s
Maybe reducing it to 15 or 16 would be fine.
Also, in the original pissing animation, pissing scene loops and so lasts longer. Here it plays only once.
adding new pictures for pissing scene is possible but it would be a painful job, renaming and all those stuff again!
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Hi
Actually the frame rate is bit high,18/s
Maybe reducing it to 15 or 16 would be fine.
Also, in the original pissing animation, pissing scene loops and so lasts longer. Here it plays only once.
adding new pictures for pissing scene is possible but it would be a painful job, renaming and all those stuff again!
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well that explains everything!!
Awesome, great work!
This is my second Bootanimation sorry if the Thread is a little disorganized lol ...*Root Explorer or another app like it is needed* <New-Bootanimation>http://www.4shared.com/file/nOXSoMWy/BlackLion-bootanimation.html
<Instructions for sound CM7 & AOSP Roms> How to add sound:
Originally Posted by hockeyfamily737
0. It's recommended to do a nandroid backup first!
1. Download the "bootsnd.sh" file and put it on the root of your sd card.
2. Download the "android_audio.mp3" file and using root explorer copy it to /system/media
3. Open Terminal Emulator and type the following commands using the stock keyboard. Press enter after each line:
su
cd /sdcard
sh bootsnd.sh
reboot
4. As the device boots up you will be greeted by the "Dolby THX" test sound heard before movies. You are now free to replace the android_audio.mp3 file in /system/media with any .mp3 file you like as long as you rename it to "android_audio.mp3"
5. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OUTSMART THESE DIRECTIONS OR YOU WILL BE RESTORING YOUR NANDROID BACKUP!
<link for android_audio.mp3>http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AN7XNY03
<link for bootsnd.sh>http://www.4shared.com/file/4eJO34dd/bootsnd.html
<For Miui> Third Step Change android_audio.mp3 to bootaudio.mp3 <link for Voltron audio> http://www.4shared.com/audio/I3GgVylb/Voltron_Force_2011_Opening__Le.html [Always Rename BootAnimations to bootanimation.zip] [Sense based Roms all bootanimations go to system/customize/resource] All Thanks to despotovski01 for his excellent Bootanimation/Audio Tutorials ​
Miui> make sure you select Voltron bootanimation in Theme Manager or just delete all downloaded bootanimations and the Voltron one will be your Default.*For audio just change mp3 to bootaudio.mp3, set in system/media and change permissions to rw-r-r-
Another Reserve
For MIUI Roms just another method...
Animation:
Download the boot animation file and rename it bootanimation.zip and place it into the system/media folder. Go to theme manager and under the "boot animation" tab select "default." No need to change permissions.
Sound:
To hear the boot sound you have to convert the file to ogg format then place it into the system/media/audio/ringtones folder. Go to theme manager and choose the file under the "boot audio" tab. You can name it anything you want. No need to change permissions. Ogg converter here.
I went ahead and uploaded the ogg file here for you guys.
@vqt This method worked for me...can you post a tutorial for ogg format, plz and thankyou
cool animation. still a little choppy and the pic is a little distorted but good start so far. hope you can get it perfect
Thanks for the tutorial..yeah the slowness on boot bothers me but I've been reading up on thatand there's nothing I can do on my end its due to caching
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Thanks for the tutorial..yeah the slowness on boot bothers me but I've been reading up on thatand there's nothing I can do on my end its due to caching
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i don't know anything about making a boot animation but does it have to do with the frames/second. Usually i unzip a boot animation and look at the png's, it is like a flip cartoon book so i don't know if you need more frames in there to make it more smooth.
Yup its like a flipbook and the more frames taken the bigger the zip...I've been trying to solve this issue. I use powerarchiver to make the zips....but it really doesn't compress them much I think this animation alone was 235 still frames here's the tutorial I used incase anyone wants to learn http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1096068
o yeah bro! pretty sweet
ftw.. (fyi official cool guy setup!)
ROM:: OFFICIAL MIUI.us 1.8.5
KERNEL:: 2.6.35.13 demonSPEED INSANITY v5
Thanks Man
Pulled download link revising and resizing sorry :d:d:d:d:d:d:d:d:d:d
what's the boot animation of? Screen shots? please and thank you.
this is nice good job!
@Ascarface23 Thanks man, working on a full Voltron forming boot now, but having trouble with sizing @abctilly it's the New Voltron Force Black lion running and then coming at the screen Im new to this man give me a little time to learn how to post an animated Gif and ill try to post one or make a video...I guess it is sorta silly of me to think someone would try this blindly(Thanks to all who have )
I'm trying to create my own bootanimation and was wondering if any of you guys know how to make it play in landscape mode?
I'm not aware of any way using the desc.txt so you'll probably just have to rotate the images.
Yup. Have to rotate images.
Assimilated via WinBorg 4G
Do I have to change the pixel resolution? I have it 960x540 right now.
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Do I have to change the pixel resolution? I have it 960x540 right now.
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No, resolution will be exactly the same. Just you are rotating the images through 90 degrees.
ok, i have another problem. I been reading different tutorials on how to make my own boot animation but when my bootanimation.zip into the system/media. I restarted the phone and the animation is just blank then the phone just loads up. I had the files as .png but it didn't work so I changed them to jpg and still nothing. Can anyone check what i done wrong? I will attach my bootanimation file.
BOOTANIMATION.ZIP
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=THH790AQ
audiofile
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7R36QTH5
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ok, i have another problem. I been reading different tutorials on how to make my own boot animation but when my bootanimation.zip into the system/media. I restarted the phone and the animation is just blank then the phone just loads up. I had the files as .png but it didn't work so I changed them to jpg and still nothing. Can anyone check what i done wrong? I will attach my bootanimation file.
BOOTANIMATION.ZIP
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=THH790AQ
audiofile
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7R36QTH5
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Without downloading your files, (I am at work and don't have the time right now), I would say you probably did not zip the files correctly.
1. Download and install 7-Zip.
2. Highlight your boot animation files, (CTRL or SHIFT and left click).
3. Right click on selected files.
4. Select 7-Zip > Add to archive.
5. Set Archive Format to Zip and Compression Level to Store.
6. Name your zip file accordingly (e.g. bootanimation).
7. Click OK.
Your bootanimation.zip should now be zipped correctly.
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OK, I did the work for you. It was the way you zipped the boot animation up. Here is the working animation:
http://www.mediafire.com/?5hn2wl4d1st8o3k
Remember to rename it to bootanimation.zip
Cheers!
Thanks a bunch, I just tried it and it only plays 1/4 of the images and then turns black, I have to see what's going on.
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Thanks a bunch, I just tried it and it only plays 1/4 of the images and then turns black, I have to see what's going on.
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I use this to preview my boot animations before installing them, got it from despotovski01 on this thread... nice write up and tools.. the links are @ step 7 of the first post...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1096068
I found that editing the desc.txt file to make sure that there is a 'return' after the last line cures alot of the issues, and making sure you're zipping in 'store' mode..
Thanks I will try it when I get home from work
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I finally got it, Thanks for the links. It helped me out so much.
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I finally got it, Thanks for the links. It helped me out so much.
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Yeah, I found that even at 32bits, the animation works, it was the last return after the last line in desx.txt file that was killing my animation.. haha.. but, I try to save in .jpg as it takes up less space and I couldn't tell the difference between the .png and .jpg boot animations...
have fun!
I serendipitously discovered a PC utility for creating boot animations from GIF files. Navigate to this thread by Blufenix. It's self explanatory; just download the zip, extract, and run the Jar file.
Seems to work well. I used it to create this lovely Melanie Iglesias boot animation (attached, untested) :good:.
This is great! Check out the bootanimation I just made from Ace Ventura for my EVO 4G. Resolution 480x800. Feel free to use it yourself. Rename and place in the correct directory on your phone. Have fun!
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I serendipitously discovered a PC utility for creating boot animations from GIF files.
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I'm glad you found my program useful! Feel free to submit suggestions for new features
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When I attempted to make one (launched from cmd), I got the following error:
Code:
Processing animated gif...
Number of frames: 3
Exception in thread "Thread-3" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 4096
at com.sun.imageio.plugins.gif.GIFImageReader.read(Unknown Source)
at javax.imageio.ImageReader.readAll(Unknown Source)
at backend.createBootZip(backend.java:91)
at gif2bootGUI$9$1.run(gif2bootGUI.java:232)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
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Please provide a link to the gif so I can test it on my machine. Thanks.
Also, be sure to use the newest version: http://androidforums.com/app-game-a...nimated-gifs-boot-animations-adb-support.html
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The gif you provided is corrupted (specifically the first frame). I suggest you find a different source for this animation, or try to repair the gif with a tool like gifsicle, imagemagick, or some online gif editor. I tried to repair the gif myself (http://i.imgur.com/iLUXgw8.gif), but it looks bad (the first frame is a bit grainy), you can use it if you want, but I'm sure there is a better way to repair it.
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Ah, I see. Perhaps in the future you should implement a feature that notifies if the .gif is corrupted. I'll be using your image, it seems okay to me.
Oh, and how would one know if a gif is corrupted?
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Yes, I should include that feature. This is the first time I've seen a gif corrupted in this way, so I didn't know what to look for until now.
I discovered that the gif was corrupted by making my program skip processing of the first frame (which made it run fine). This got me suspicious, so I opened the gif in an editor and saved it again. The other frames remained identical, but the first frame changed.
Thanks for using my program, and if you need anything else just let me know!
jeffreylin_ said:
Also, it seems that my phone is 480 by 800, not the other way around. When this was made into a boot animation, the program appears to have rotated the frames and then converted it. So on my phone it is horizontal. Just thought you might want to know.
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Yes, that is an intended feature (I should probably make that more obvious with some kind of documentation). If the image is wider than it is tall, is will render in landscape. If you don't want that, you can try the "center frame" option. It will try to intelligently crop the sides of the image to fit your screen correctly, and render it right-side-up.
You should make more detailed instructions like
1. download
2. extract
3.open command window where you extracted (shift+ right click, open command window here)
4. type: "java -jar gif2boot.jar"
5. follow instructions on screen
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I'm glad you found my program useful! Feel free to submit suggestions for new features
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Where exactly does the bootanimation get stored when installed by ADB?
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Where exactly does the bootanimation get stored when installed by ADB?
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/data/local/bootanimation.zip
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Thanks, I wanted to restore my previous one but changing it in /system/media didn't do a thing
Doesn't work in Ubuntu
Tried to run as root, but I still get "IO error: do you have sufficient permissions for the file system?". Is there anyone who has managed to run this on Linux?