#Ever wondered if you can customize your Android phone's bootscreen just like you customize its theme? Not by downloading a custom bootscreen but by making your own...? Well, now you can.
Just 5 steps and your phone will be flashing your own custom made boot screen. But before we get der, lets have a look at the things you will need:
Requirements:-
> A video editor (I use Windows Movie Maker)
> A Video converter which supports Video to JPEG/PNG (I use EM Total Video Converter)
> A photo converter which supports batch converting( I use PhotoScape )
> Winrar
> Any video (You can download Video loops here OR here and also here)
> PATIENCE (Very important)
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1) Edit your video (add text, effect etc..) and convert it to JPEG or PNG images (PNG is recommended).
my micromax 57 {Ninja A3 }takes around 10 secs to boot. So 300 Images are enough (if you have extra, den delete it. Max 400)
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2) If you have converted the video directly to PNG, then change the resolution of pics to 320x480. If JPEG, then convert the JPEG pics to PNG and change its resolution to 320x480)
(In photoscape>Batch Editor>Add pics>Crop the pics to 320x480 resolution>rename it to follow a series. for eg. Image001, Image002, Image003, Image004 etc.. See the following image)
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3) Now comes the easy task. Rename the folder in which you have all the converted pics from step 2 to "part0" without quotes
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4) Almost there. open notepad and add these lines:
Code:
320 480 29
p 1 0 part0
and save it as "desc.txt".
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5) Last Step. Select both files (part0 folder and desc.txt) and right click>add to archive (Archive should be in zip)
Name it as : bootanimation.zip
Archive format: Zip
Compression method: Store
Ok.
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Testing time. Put the bootanimation.zip file in system/media/(here). Do change the permission to 644.
OR
On cmd, type these codes (open cmd in .android folder and make sure you have your bootanimation.zip file in dis .android folder)
Code:
adb devices
(when it shows your device)
adb root
adb remount rw
adb push bootanimation.zip system/media/bootanimation.zip
adb shell chmod 644 system/media/bootaniamtion.zip
adb reboot
THATS IT...!!!!
For detailed instruction and step by step guide with all screenshots, download this tutorial (in ppt format) and follow it carefully.
https://www.mediafire.com/view/?z967iasoh8anz8r
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I have a favor to ask if its ok for you people who know how to make a boot animation, can you make a boot animation that has the name Richard on it, I would make it myself but I'm on vacation and my computer is at home..
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Droid Eris
Plainjane1 with ota 2.1
and evil Eris 2.0.1
I might be interested in helping. I have made a few and have a couple of programs that cut down on a lot of the grunt work. Let me know some more details of what you are looking for though. Do you have anything else in mind as far as graphics, colors, etc? I'm not that great at making them from still images, as I prefer to make them from a video. Bounce around youtube or google videos and let me know if anything catches your eye and I'll see what I can do.
Richard,
Here are a coupe examples of how to make a custom boot animation.
They are very simple. Look inside these and see the folder layout and view the desc.txt file.
I made these using MS Paint in about 5 minutes.
Edit to your liking.
NOTE: use 7zip to zip the bootanimations you make. Archive format = ZIP. Compression method = store. (make sure you remove any "Thumbs.db" files from your folders before zipping or you can get a flicker when the bootanimation runs. Google how to show hidden files and delete the "Thumbs.db" file from any folder that has pictures in it)
1.) Download the desired animation, rename the zip file to "bootanimation.zip" 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.) preview the animation (from your computer to your phone)
Code:
adb shell bootanimation
CTRL+C to exit
Portrait:
Main_____________________________Loop
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Landscape:
Main_____________________________Loop
"desc.txt" contains the following info:
Code:
320 480 10
p 1 0 main
p 0 0 loop
To change the frame rate of the animation adjust the "10" at the end of the first line. Play with it until you like the speed of your animation.
Creating these animations can be pretty fun. Time consuming... but fun
~Enjoy!
*** Moderator, this thread can be moved to "Droid Eris Themes and Apps" ***
@ ^
I wish there was rep on this forum, so I could + you up a bit with that post!
Thanks for ur help guys you helped me alot
Sent from my Eris using XDA App
Here are my latest boot animations:
Android loading(1) and CyanogenMod Green(2):
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Charging(1) and Falling droids(2):
The quality isn't as bad as it looks.
How to flash them:
Root Explorer tutorial:
1. Rename your boot animation to bootanimation
2. Put it on your SD card
3. Open Root Explorer and copy bootanimation.zip to /system/media. This will replace the existing boot animation
4. Reboot your phone
ADB tutorial:
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
Click the links below to get them:
Android loading
Charging
Falling droids
CyanogenMod Green
New animations coming weekly!
is the charging one when the phone is off?
ammarcool12 said:
is the charging one when the phone is off?
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No, you can't charge your phone when off. It's just a boot animation.
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oh my god i was in the middle of doing a green cm!
ah well i only just started
Sorry for question, but.....
How can i install this boot animatios??
Via Recovery??
Thanx
BRONCHAS said:
Sorry for question, but.....
How can i install this boot animatios??
Via Recovery??
Thanx
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It's done with ADB or Root Explorer.
Root Explorer tutorial:
1. Rename your boot animation to bootanimation
2. Put it on your SD card
3. Open Root Explorer and copy bootanimation.zip to /system/media. This will replace the existing boot animation
4. Reboot your phone
ADB tutorial:
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
OK
I will test later
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(credit goes to mnomaanw)
Instructions:
1. Choose which apk suits you better,either Bochs.apk (stable but slower) or QEMU.apk (unstable but faster
2. Extract and Install the apk file first and then copy the contained SDL folder on to root of sdcard , so path should be sdcard/SDL/*.*
3. Put a disk image of type ".img" of any operating system in SDL folder and rename it to "c.img"
4. Run Bochs or LibSDL (Qemu) from appdrawer. Let it boot and enjoy.
5. If you would like to save your work or install programs to windows you can make a new folder on the root of your sd card
Bochs package : http://www.mediafire.com/?e5vm0weipo6fjia
Qemu package : http://www.mediafire.com/?l74nf1d4x9n4v6z
How to use
When you have managed to get into windows you control it like this
VOL UP/DOWN = MOUSE RIGHT CLICK/LEFT CLICK
TOUCH SCREEN = MOUSE TRACK PAD OR BALL
TOUCH SCREEN BOTTOM LEFT PART = KEYBOARD ON/OFF
BACK = BACKSPACE, MENU = ENTER
How to Create .IMG Disk Image from .VHD
1. Download ISO Recorder
2. Mount the VHD
-Windows 7
-Go to your start menu, right click on Computer, and choose 'manage'
-On the left, click on 'Disk Management' (may take a few moments)
-Click on 'More Actions' and choose 'Attach VHD'
-Choose your VHD
3. Open Windows Exporer
4. Right click on the newly mounted VHD and select 'Create ISO Image File' and when saving, choose save as any file type.
5. Save as c.img
With 512 ram this won't be a pleasant experience.....
You seem to be addicted to reposting tutorials from elsewhere in the forums, at least link to the original threads.
copy paste of the guide.
Anyway it sucks i have already tried it due to curriosity and it sucks DUDE NO INTERNET
It's just me or is it needless?
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mpiekp said:
You seem to be addicted to reposting tutorials from elsewhere in the forums, at least link to the original threads.
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+1 to this
@moderator please close this thread.....
CM11 Bootanimation for MDPI and HDPI devices
Decided to make an optimized and a resized one for our devices
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*Warning
I'm not responsible for devices that undergo bootloops or any errors, it's your choice to make these changes.
*Requirements
-Unlocked bootloader
-Rooted device
*Instructions
Via Root Explorer:
-Place the file in your sd card.
-Rename it as "bootanimation" (Without quotes)
-Copy or move it to root/data/local
-Set permission as r-w-r-r
-Reboot
Via ADB:
-Enable USB debugging in your device.
-You should have SDK installed. Go to platform-tools.
-In notepad++ type
Code:
echo off
pause
files\adb root
files\adb remount
files\adb push files\bootanimation.zip /data/local
files\adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/
files\adb reboot
pause
echo on
-Name it and save it as .bat (Type ".bat" after the name of your file without spaces) save it to platform-tools.
-Place the "bootanimation_HDPI.zip" or "bootanimation_MDPI.zip" to platform-tools.
-Connect your device to your Machine.
-Open the file you created and CMD will appear, press enter, wait for it.
-Your device will reboot, done
*Downloads
bootanimation_HDPI.zip
bootanimation_MDPI.zip
*Credits
CyanogenMod
Downloading for Xperia S!
yeah
support on
xperia e?
benpsam said:
xperia e?
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If it has HDPI screen size, try it
I need s5 boot animation
Cool. :good:
this is awesome, thanks @JovieBrett! Any chance you could create this in 1080x1920?
The_Benwa said:
this is awesome, thanks @JovieBrett! Any chance you could create this in 1080x1920?
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I no longer have this original file of it, sorry!
Abdulwahid34 said:
I need s5 boot animation
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try this link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2711213
* Here I would like just the thing to get you one way to get the important files inside the rom to play.
* This method is used for the newer phones from 2012 or machine type which is read out by name.
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* The download files below you unzip the file and run Dump_Block_Rom.bat is. Son of Super SU it asks what the press to allow offline.
* After the class finished 10-15 minutes depending on the size of the rom. And then the window will appear Dump rom you press start, then you restart the computer. And internal memory in a folder named VDT-ROM, you copy the file inside .img okay. If you do know then play rom so that you do not even know the wait continues Part 2 of VDT okay. Wish you success.
Download terms.
https://mega.co.nz/#!MQc1QZgS!Oz40yyAkxlnHueEbFv03K1xNS0YcnLyKxcRPWgeo4e0
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source:
http://vandieutot.com/threads/cach-dong-goi-rom-lg-phan-1.196/
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Packaging rom LG G2 [Part 2]
- Once you have all the files in the folder where your VDT-ROM then guided in part 1 Well has completed half. Now I just followed you make part 2 even more interesting, too.
- Download below to download this file unzip the folder I was first called META-INF then you copy all the files in the folder VDT-ROM into the folder where you unzipped as in the image below. Then select all the files that are compressed into zip has been one of the rom then.
- Depending on the individual machines that each file size, not machine as well as machine. The figure below illustrates just to let you do such machines is to visualize the files in the file stepfather. META-INF folder is also required. I wish you success.
Download terms.
https://mega.co.nz/#!5ZFHjI6B!iGfm_2xmX3VjRb9ql9ccPfgEu9zjAcVYRHseqqPqiF0
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source:
http://vandieutot.com/threads/cach-dong-goi-rom-lg-phan-2.258/
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I wish Google Translate could translate Google Translate to English.