Hello friends, i am here to share a tutorial for setting you own photo(or any) at startup. This image will appear after the boot image and animation so, you don't need to worry about loosing your favourite boot image and animation.
ROOT REQUIRED and any root browser that can copy paste in root folder.
I HAVE USED IT ON STOCK ROM ONLY IF IT WORKS FOR CUSTOM ROMS, PLEASE DO SHARE
For rooting and and cwm go to below link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2292971
Request: please make a proper backup with cwm/twrp..
Steps :
1) firstly choose a picture that you want to use and edit it in you own style i edited my photo with Picsart photo editor and used some text.photo should be in 720×1280 resolution*.
2) open your root browser and got to system > media
You'll find a file named "bootanimation".
3) copy that zip in your sd card. Now open it,there will be two folders named part0 and part1. The part0 folder is boot animation so leave it that way.if you don't have part1 folder, make one.
4)Now rename the photo that you want to use as "056.png" and paste it in part1 folder.
5) finally replace the modified bootanimation.zip with original one**.
*to get your desired photo in 720×1280 ratio, view your photo in full screen mode,adjust it as you desire and take a screen snap.the sceen snap photo will be in 720×1280 ratio.
**Keep a copy of original bootanimation.zip for future use.
yup.... if a prsn opns dat zip fyl... he can easily undrstand da method
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i have tested this long time ago on stock and custom both failed...
instead of that use gif2bootanimation it works like charm and it's cwm method..:good:
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Hi xperia x8 user's!
I don't know if people know about that apk, Absolute system root tool...but i like to share it other people cause i think it's a useful tool to download (using WiFi), change, and edit your boot animation easily, without using adb or edit desc.txt using your PC!
First of all you must root your phone, and install Root explorer (see attachment's below) and install Absolute system root tool (see attachment's below)
With this app you can download bootanimation.zip direct to your sd card, and edit desc.txt, where you can modify resolution of the boot animation (for x8 is 320x480)
and modify fps (frames per second) so you can adjust the speed of the animation's soo that it look's fine!
It is still left to find your downloaded animation on your sd in folder goodies/bootanimations and there rename it to bootanimation.zip and copy it to folder system/media and paste (set with Root explorer unmount so you can paste it here)
The point is that you can modify or add bootanimation's that you found around the internet with this app easily, because if you have an boot animation whose resolution is biger or smaler than at x8 you can adjust it without using notepad at your pc ( I heared that this way with notepad will damage desc.txt)
Also you can paste your old bootanimation to sd in folder goodies/bootanimations so you can edit it whit this tool!
Here is na video preview of an cool boot animation for x8 that I changed for x8! enjoy it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbLEtd9u7H8 (see in attachment's if you wan't to dowload it)
I hope this thread will be usefull for other people
I am not responsible for any damage on your phone!
MOD EDIT: Removed 2 attachments because paid apps, as i already said many times, warez aren't allowed here in XDA forums.
Thank you for sharing, very interesting info...
Intro:
Another boot animation fix comin at ya. A TON of people want to know how to add and change sounds on custom boot animations on the Droid X2 and like all of them I could not find enough info on the world wide web that I could send a link to them to help out. SO after a little bit of messing around and some help from WugFresh I have the answer.
The apps:
First you will need a couple apps. You will need absolute system, root explorer and file converter. You can get them from the android market, just do a search for them. They're not free but if you know anything about root you probably already have root explorer and maybe even absolute system, but you will need file converter by ice cold apps.
The programs:
Again if you know anything or a decent amount about root you probably already have these programs but if not then download them. You will need 7Zip (preferably 7Zip) because as far as I know it is one of the only if not the only program that can zip files correctly WITHOUT compression which is mandatory because if there is any compression applied to the bootanimatiom.zip file OT WILL NOT WORK! You will also need either GVIM or Editor++ in order to properly edit the desc.txt file in the bootanimation.zip which we all know is what makes the boot animation work and if that is not configured correctly then, well, you're gonna be throwing things.
The method:
1.
Find the boot animation you want and download it using absolute system or from whatever source, whether it be from a forum thread or whatever. If you download it from a source other than absolute system you have to make sure before applying it you have to place it on the root of your sd card and make sure it is not named bootanimation.zip if there are other boot animations on your sd card because if they are named the same, obviously, they will overwrite eachother so name them however you want.
2.
Find the sound you want to use, it can be any sound file as long as it's short enough (or not) to play completely on boot. Download it, place it in your sd card and open the file converter app. Use file converter to find the file and once you've found and selected it select to convert it to .ogg. It MUST be converted to .ogg or it WILL NOT work. Once it is converted find the converted version ("sound".ogg or "whatever you named it".ogg) and use root explorer to move it to /sytem/media and leave it there for now.
3.
Plug your phone in to your computer, make sure USB debugging is enabled, and put your phone into USB mass storage mode once your phone is connected. Open up the files from your sd card on your computer and find the boot animation .zip you are going to change and move it to your computer. Next open up 7Zip and find the boot animation .zip file you just moved. Select the file and extract it to wherever you want to on your computer. Once you have extracted the .zip files with 7Zip go to the extracted files on your computer.
Note: (This next part will save the edited version as the orginal version so if you want to make a backup before you edit it just rename however you want or copy it into a separate folder named desc backup.)
4.
Right click on the extracted desc.txt file from the boot animation amd right click on it. Once you right click you will see an option that says either "edit with Editor++" or "edit with VIM" depending on which program you decided on (I prefer Editor++). Select the option and it will open up the desc.txt in your editor of choice. There may be a lost of guidelines in the desc.txt file for editing parts of the desc.txt but this is usually only in stock boot animations. Decide where you want the sound file to play and comment in the sound file you want to use by adding a line under the part you choose it to play at by typing "s 'sound'.ogg" DO NOT type what I wrote verbatim, the name 'sound' is just to give an example. Here is an example of a desc.txt file that has been edited to have sound:
(The red part is the sound line)
# 540 wide, 960 tall 10 frames per second
540 960 10
# p means we're defining a part
# first number is repeat count, 0 means infinite
# second number is delay in frames before performing the next part
# so if you are playing 15 frames a second 15 would be... one second
# string defines the directory to load files from
# files will be loaded in order but names don't matter
# s defines a sound for a part
# sounds will be loaded from /system/media
# oggs with loop points will loop automatically
# only one sound will play at a time
# timing is driven by the part, not the sounds
# if you want no sound, leave blank
# droid
p 1 0 01_droid
s Fusion.ogg
# fusion
p 1 0 02_fusion
# mobility
p 1 0 03_mobility
# loop
p 0 0 04_loop[/SIZE]
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Notice the name of the sound in the desc.txt file is the same as the one I want to use. I hate to sound like I'm trying to make you feel stupid, which I am most definitely not, I just want to make sure this is detailed enough for anyone to follow.
4. Continued:
Once you have commented in the sound line, and you can add as many as you want just make sure you read the guidelines in the example desc.txt file above, save the file and exit your editor.
5. Open 7Zip and find the extracted boot animation files again with the edited desc.txt file. Make sure that the only files showing up in 7Zip are the boot animation files you extracted including the original desc.txt file that was edited and only that edited one, not the backup if you made one. In the menu bar on the 7Zip program click on "edit" and click on "select all" in the drop down menu that pops up. Next click "file" in the menu bar, move your cursor to the 7Zip option and when the drop down menu pops up click on "add to archive..." Then when the window pops up just change the name to whatever you want, select "zip" in the Archive format drop down menu, select "store" in the compression level drop down menu (you must select store or the boot animation .zip file you are creating will be compressed and as I mentioned above it won't work with compression) and then click "OK" to create the .zip file. Once it is created go ahead and move it onto the root of your sd card.
6. Unplug your phone from your computer and once the sd card is mounted open up absolute system. Go to boot animations and press menu and selct "boot animation editor." Press menu again and select "import from sd card." Find the boot animation you edited and slect it. Pres menu once it brings up the window with all the .png images and select "import" and when the window pops up prompting you to name the bootanimatiom just name it however you want and select "import." In order for the boot animation you edited to show up in your list of downloaded boot animations in absolute system you must first close absolute system and reopen it, go into boot animation editor again and it should be there. Select your edited boot animation and when it opens up the window with all the .png images press menu and select "desc.txt editor" which will open up the desc.txt file in absolute systems own editor. Scroll down untill you see the "s" line you commented in and press on it, this will open up a small window prompting you to choose the file from either /data/local or /system/media. Selct to choos from /system/media and there will be a list of .ogg files to choose from (if there are more than one you put in there). Select which one you want to play for that line. This is just to make sure the bootanimation.zip is using the right .ogg file and so your phone knows where to play it from on boot. You can change these if you want but you cannot comment lines in or out using absolute system. Once you have finished making changes or confirming the sound files press menu and select "save changes." Once it's done saving the changes press back.
NOTE: THIS NEXT PART IS VERY IMPORTANT AND MUST BE DONE EXACTLY AS I HAVE WRITTEN, IN THE EXACT SAME SEQUENCE I AM GIVING YOU.
7.Sorry for yelling hehe. Once absolute system is done saving the desc.txt file and you have pressed back to re-enter the .png images window in absolute system press home and open up root explorer. In root explorer go to /system/media where you placed your .ogg files and move them again into /system/media/audio/notifications and press home key again. Open absolute system and install the boot animation to /data/local by selecting change install location and selecting "/data/local" and reboot your phone. If the sound does not play, which it should, install the boot animation in BOTH /data/local AND /system/media using absolute system.
You should now have sound along with your boot animation. I hope you all have fun adding crazy sounds to your boot animations. The thanks button is always happy when you press it!
Awesome. The sound always gives me a hard time. Good job on this.
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Nice tutorial!
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Thanks I was surprised and a little aggravated that there is no other instructional thread for this.
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Thanks
Good Job on this tut. Im sure it will help others. You have my thanks, others should do the same.
Thanks a bunch I really appreciate it
SBF'd from my tasty X2 MAXX
Did all the steps to the t and still no sound
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Thanks for sharing really usefull info
Hello..... Is this method still valid? Does it work with Android 4.0.4?
Kind regards.
will this method work on the Galaxy S4 SGH-M919?
i only want to change the sound,
i already changed the boot animation.
Great thread!!
But,will this work on a Nexus5?
Code:
640 400 30
c 1 30 part0
c 1 0 part1
c 0 0 part2
c 1 30 part3
c 1 0 part4
c 1 0 part5
My desc.txt file is shown like this!!
Where should i add the file name?? What if i insert my .gg file name at the last?
Does this method work for Huawei phones? Someone led me to this post. If so, sound isn't working for me. After every boot the 's name. ogg' tag gets removed. 'Boot animation' is 25 seconds and 'boot sound' is 19 seconds.
I want to play one bootsound throught the entire Bootanimation, please tell me how to do it. I have one sound that i want to play in 11 parts.
Thank you
Pls give me a link for absolute system.Cant find a place to download it?
adarshm4you said:
Pls give me a link for absolute system.Cant find a place to download it?
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The directories being listed are referring to SYSTEM directories (hidden from user-land view). Your phone must be rooted (root access) first. I'd suggest you use a 'root file browser' afterwards.
The "Root Browser" application (unsure if its listed on Google Play at this time) is an excellent one to use. Simple and fast interface. Minor annoyance with banner ads (free copy).
Hope that helps you (albeit a late reply). These forums are a gold mine of information!
In reference to the OP:
Infantry667 said:
6. Unplug your phone from your computer and once the sd card is mounted open up absolute system. Go to boot animations and press menu and selct "boot animation editor."
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It sounds as if you're referring to an application (I will Google it after this post) named "absolute system." It piqued my curiosity. You should be able to use adb strictly to push/pull all files onto the Android phone. I understand this thread was made in 2011. I can only assume times were different back then.
However: Why would you need or be required to place the "bootanimation.zip" (stored) and "XXX.ogg" into both the ./system/media and ./data/local directories? Does Android (for some unknown reason) pull two copies for security verification (stab in the dark)?
On this rooted LG K7 (Android 5.1.1): The ./system/media directory appears to be full of all related boot animation data and the latter is void of life; To reiterate: I understand this thread was from 2011 and the Android version was more than likely significantly lower.
If anyone could shine some light on this subject: I'd heavily appreciate it. I'm attempting to add in sound (a converted *.wav into *.ogg file) to the boot animation (no loop; Simply play it once).
Thank you, future poster.
ObliviousEnigma,
At this point, adding bootanimation zip to data/local will no longer be recognized by android 5.0+. Just /System/media.
Also, considering if you want to add sound to it, I noticed that you have an LG phone. It should be easier for you to change it if you are on a stock ROM. you must go into the directory /system/media/audio/ui. And inside you should find the file called PowerOn.ogg. That is what you want to replace if you want to have different sound along with your boot animation. My recommendation, make sure that the audio is atleast 7 seconds long. I tried to experiment past it and it didn't work for me no matter what phone I used.
For others who are still using the droid x2 but with a custom rom (other devices work too), First off, your best bet is to extract the bootanimation zip first. Secondly, if you want the sound to be played at the beginning, add the sound file to the part 0. Leave the sound file the way it is instead of converting it to .ogg, but make sure to rename it to audio.wav. There are 3 things to keep in mind before moving on:
1) the desc.txt is not required to change.
2) it seems that only a 7 second audio can be played. Any others more than 7 seconds will not play.
3) if there are other existing audio wav files inside any folder of the bootanimation (except the one you placed at), delete it.
Thirdly, once you are finished, rezip the file without compression, whatever app that you use to do it (I use the RAR app by Rarlabs). Fourth, drag the bootanimation.zip back into /System/media. If permissions need to be set, make it rwxr-r-. Lastly, reboot your phone to watch the magic happen!
How to add sound in bootanimation now
I was "messing" with creating boot animation for 4hr. Had to reformat and restore 3 times. I finally found a program Boot Animation Factory that let me preview the zip before I put on phone. I am using CM10 base ROM and the bootanimation.zip is in /system/media.
I do not have "sophisticated" photo editing programs, so I use Photo Studio 6 to create the text and my old PhotoSuite4 to fix the transparency. It took me few hours to make it. I use winrar for ziping. In winrar chose zip and store. Transfer trough usb to my sd card and copy to /system/media using Root Browser Lite(free). I am attaching my bootanimation.zip. Preview in Boot Animation Factory or trough adb.
Do not get scare - it is for fun.
Hi g3 xda-ers I have ported a few bootanimations and also made a few
PORTED
1) Samsung galaxy s 3 boot--S3(~893 KB) {screens on 6th post}
2)IOS BOOT Screen--(IOS BOOT) (~14 KB)
3)IOS JAILBREAK--(IOS JAILBREAK) (~136 KB)
4)Xperia--(Xperia (~132 KB)
5)Windows Phone 8--(Windows 8) (~824 KB)
6)Windows 7(PC)--(Windows7(PC)) (~1.5 MB)
7)Windows Phone 7(DOTS)--(WP7 Dots) (~3.4 MB)
8)WP7 Basic--(WP7 Basic) (~2.16 MB)
MY OWN
1)Barclays Premier League Intro (BPL) (~6 MB)
2)UEFA Champions League Intro (UEFA Intro) (~5.7 MB)
SCREENS
TUTORIAL
TUTORIALS
Porting from a Made Bootanimation
Hi i am going to show you all an easy method of bootanimation porting to our G3 and from our G3
If you are planning to port from G3 , remember to substitute every " 240 x 400" with your phone's dimensions
If you want to make a bootanimation I recommend you to follow this GUIDE
once you have the bootanimation you want to port,:-
1)extract the bootanimation.zip to a desired folder
2)you should get 2 folders- named " partx " (x can be any number) and a " desc.txt"
3) open the first of the two parts(the one whose x value is smaller)
4)If the bootanimation is a good one, you shall find quite a lot of images in there.Note down the image size and extension.
5)download this software from HERE (*)
6) Install the above software on your PC
7) once installed, open it
8) On the top left corner you shall see " ADD SOURCE FILES"
9)Click it. then choose the files in the first part folder.Now select all the files by clicking the tick just below ADD SOURCE FILES.
10)Now on the bottom roght, in CONVERT OPTIONS, choose "general".(you may skip this step if the part images are in 240 x 400 size)
---For destination, check SOURCE FOLDER.
---For file exists, choose REPLACE
---For format, choose " Same as original "
---Then choose RESIZE option in convert settings.
---Check resize
---check "input" and "stretch"
---in width, type 240
---in height, type 400
---Filter is LINEAR
11)Now click convert. Once the conversion is done , do recheck in the part folders if the images are in .png and 240 x 400
12)Repeat step 10 and 11 for the second part folder.Now rename the two part folders as " part0" and "part1"(part0 corresponds the original part which had a lesser value of x)
13) once done, open the desc.txt . Delete everything
14)now type "240 400 30
p 1 0 part0
p 0 0 part1 "
NOTE:The p on the 2nd and 3rd line should start exactly below the 240 of the first. The 1 and 0 in 2nd line should be exactly below the 0 and 4 of the first AND 0 and 0 of the 3rd line shall be exactly below the 1 and 0 of the second line. Dont leave any space in the beginning.
15)save the desc.txt
16) Download the latest version of bootanimation factory from here
17)install it and open it
18)Select "create new bootanimation"
19)then select "choose folder". Select the folder which has your modified 2 part folders in it.
20)If Everything is fine,you should get a green tick and proceed on the left . You will see " 240. 400. 30 (this is your desc.txt config)
21)Select add loop.
---in choose folder select "part0"
---number of loops shall be 1 loop delay shall be 0.Click ADD
22)Again select add loop
---this time choose "part1"
--- number of loops is 0 and loop delay is also 0.Click ADD
23)now you can choose a custom boot sound if You want to( .mp3 file)
24)select preview
25)this is your bootanimation.If you find it too fast, exit the preview select the first line on the left (the one with 240. 400. 30) and press EDIT. Now you can change the value of the "30" (lesser the value, the slower it is)
26)now save the bootanimation as " bootanimation.zip"
27)Download THIS
28)create a new folder on the desktop and extract the above there
29)open it and you should see 2 folders- META-inf and system.Open system then open media.You should see a bootanimation.zip there.Replace it with yours.
30)now go back to the folder which had system and META-inf as sub folders. Select META-inf and system, then right-click choose Winrar/7-zip and click ADD TO ARCHIVE. Choose " .zip " and rename it to whatever you want.
31)Done. This has created your bootanimation as an update.zip, ready to be flashed via cwm
*-----if this software doesnt work, you will need to download a software which resizes images and converts them
If anyone requires -- AUDIO CONVERTER
If you have photoshop you can also use This too.:good:
Thanks to-----
--> Wiggierip for his tutorial
--->Jason-EX
--->Sad96
---->despotovski01 for bootanimation factory
---->dased14
--->MY BEST FRIEND OVER HERE, who knows everything
Making a Bootanimation from a Video
To make a bootanimation from a video , make sure you have the video in the best quality available.
Also make sure that the video isn't too big.
1) Get the video that you want
2) Download the latest version of videoTojpg converter from here
3)install the above software and launch it
4)Click on add files and choose the video you want
5)Now when you come to the extract option below , if your video is approx 30-50 Sec choose EVERY FRAME else if it is not you can either choose EXTRACT EVERY 10 FRMAES OR EXTRACT 200 FRAMES OR EXTRACT 500 FRAMES
6)Now you will get the jpg files (See the destination folder to find out where they are located)
7)now again create a folder somewhere. Create part0 and part1 as sub folders in it. Also make a desc.txt with same text as mentioned in the above post
8)next copy all the files in part0
9)If you want, you can add jpg in part1 folder. These jpg will be the ones that will keep looping while your phone boots. If there is going be to be nothing in part1, delete the folder and in desc.txt delete the last line.
10) Perform step 10 and 11 from above tut.
11) After this , perform all steps in above tutorial starting from step 16
nice waiting for SS
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nice waiting for ss
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Ok ppl i have made the s3 boot from 7 MB to 0.9 MB
those who downloaded the previous one, you all can dwnld the newer version
hi i like this bootanimation but its goes like white screen and out of size so please can you port it to fix for our screen View attachment bootanimation.zip
sudersanmurthy said:
hi i like this bootanimation but its goes like white screen and out of size so please can you port it to fix for our screen View attachment 1773451
View attachment 1773457
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EDIT: DONE
Check OP
Arjav23 said:
EDIT: DONE
Check OP
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Hi did the boot animation working for you because I tried and I could only see black screen
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sudersanmurthy said:
Hi did the boot animation working for you because I tried and I could only see black screen
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Edit: its working properly
Just check if u hav enuf space in system and u r trying to install on g3 and not sum other fone
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Arjav23 said:
Edit: its working properly
Just check if u hav enuf space in system and u r trying to install on g3 and not sum other fone
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yeah its working thank you
added screens , tut for making bootanim frm video
Can you fix boot animation in the latest JB ROM released
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sudersanmurthy said:
Can you fix boot animation in the latest JB ROM released
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I will try
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qmg
so does that mean we just leave the original bootanimation .qmg files alone?
and i found a bootanimation to use for now. i had uses liked rom toolbox and it didnt work. but the zip has 2 part0 and part 1 folders and the desc file and i had tried just manually putting the file where they go but that didnt work.
robcop19 said:
so does that mean we just leave the original bootanimation .qmg files alone?
and i found a bootanimation to use for now. i had uses liked rom toolbox and it didnt work. but the zip has 2 part0 and part 1 folders and the desc file and i had tried just manually putting the file where they go but that didnt work.
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the .qmg files are for samsung stock bootanimation
u HAVE to delete it before performing any boot animation change
but i am not too sure if u flash the update.zip, it will delete .qmg files and then copy your bootanimation
It is best to modify bootanimations in custom roms, where bootanimation exists in /system/media/bootanimation.zip
robcop19 said:
so does that mean we just leave the original bootanimation .qmg files alone?
and i found a bootanimation to use for now. i had uses liked rom toolbox and it didnt work. but the zip has 2 part0 and part 1 folders and the desc file and i had tried just manually putting the file where they go but that didnt work.
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Hi, do you have s3 or galaxy 3? If S3, then get help from s3 users.. This is galaxy 3 forum
Oh dang I didn't know there was a difference between 3 and s3
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Hello Everyone,
Today i am going to show you how to change that boring boot animation by this cool one. So lets begin:
STEPS :
For Cyanogenmod users -
1) Download the file from below.
2) Install as normal apk.
3) Go to Settings>Themes>Boot animations.
4) Browse the boot animation and apply.
5) Done, Show this awesome boot animation to your friends.
For normal users - (Root needed)
1) Download the file from below.
2) Download any root explorer of your choice.( I prefer Es file explorer)
3) Navigate to the downloaded apk and long press it.
4) Under the 3 dot menu select extract to and extract the apk.
5) Now you will find the bootanimatio.zip file in assets folder.
6) Now go to the root folder and navigate through system>media. Once there locate your current bootanimation.zip file
7) Long-press your current bootanimation.zip file, and click copy, as we'll want to have a backup just in case. Paste it wherever convenient for you OR simply change the extension from .zip to .bak
8) Once your new bootanimation.zip has been selected for moving, navigate back to system > media and paste it there. You'll have to overwrite your current animation zip, but that's fine since you have a backup in case something goes wrong. Go for it.
9) For many of you, the previous step will be the last step. But, if for any reason you're still stuck with you old animation, you can try aligning the permissions of your newly-copied bootanimation.zip file with the permissions in the system/media folder. In our case, those were rw-r-r. Just long-press your new bootanimation.zip file and click Permissions and change them until they fit. The logic behind these abbreviations goes like this: Owner - Group - Other. Read for 'r', Write for 'w', and Execute for 'x'. Save the changes and restart...
10) Done, Show this awesome boot animation to your friends.
DOWNLOADS :
Mega - http://goo.gl/KGMS9i
Drive - http://goo.gl/FfvY8a
Note :
You are choosing to make these modifications, and dont point the finger at me for messing up your device.
No reply or review ?
I'm using kernel which is not showing bootanimation. So i can't test it.
thank you i will try this.....
HUNTER_SG said:
thank you i will try this.....
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No need to post thanks, just got the thanks button!
Don not have any pictures?
a sample video or picture would be great
Tried on RR5.6.4 on Xiaomi Redmi 1s. During the colored part, top and bottom have little black part, which looks kind of annoying. And I don't know whether its just on my phone, but in the end it looked like the animations broke. Rest of the parts are very good and really cool. Great work
awesome bro
i will try soon ,
thanks
I made a small preview od this animation, it is not full and GIF has very low resolution
mega.nz/#!4wRSyYLR!DTJIei-KbCoDMJ5km36RvcpZ1dcE9JhsYZqvIWEGsKc
nice
SS plz