R2-D2 boot animation from the droid R2 edition. Needs to be modified to work with vibrant.
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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JV637OZD
Edit: if anyone has any other bootup animations that are in qmg format hit me up I wanna compare them to other phones.
Sent from my vibrant
flashable im guessing?
Place in data/local/temp reboot?
actually thinking back, isnt the boot on the vibrant a .qmg file? the zip from OP has 3 folders part0 part1 part2 all three folders have a bunch of jpgs. so correct me if im wrong, but unless there is a way to convert the jpgs to a qmg file and replace the /system/media im guessing bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg we are SOL?
But they could be converted to a shutdown sequence....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=732311
This thread contains all the currently known information on modifying boot animations.
tjsynkral said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=732311
This thread contains all the currently known information on modifying boot animations.
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I already found that. The thread is for [REF] *Update - 8/30/10* Change or remove boot down sequence. What the OP posted was "BOOT UP" which requires setting it up into a QMG file in /system/media
bootsamsung.qmg
bootsamsungloop.qmg
The modification of dragging files into that folder are for shutdown. The boot up is a little bit more complicated.
zephiK said:
I already found that. The thread is for [REF] *Update - 8/30/10* Change or remove boot down sequence. What the OP posted was "BOOT UP" which requires setting it up into a QMG file in /system/media
bootsamsung.qmg
bootsamsungloop.qmg
The modification of dragging files into that folder are for shutdown. The boot up is a little bit more complicated.
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right, i have already created my bootdown sequence
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7633547&postcount=88
Which is simple. I havent seen where they have been able to create/modify/multiply/divide QMG files.....course i haven't dug very deep...
zephiK said:
I already found that. The thread is for [REF] *Update - 8/30/10* Change or remove boot down sequence. What the OP posted was "BOOT UP" which requires setting it up into a QMG file in /system/media
bootsamsung.qmg
bootsamsungloop.qmg
The modification of dragging files into that folder are for shutdown. The boot up is a little bit more complicated.
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That thread was updated with information on modifying boot up as well and is the main thread for both subjects. The title just has not been updated. I just updated that thread with more info on the QMG format.
I posted the files so we could work on it. Dont try flashing it will just hang . Im at work now so tonight I'm gonna dig in. you guys are welcome to play with it...
Sent from my vibrant
tjsynkral said:
That thread was updated with information on modifying boot up as well and is the main thread for both subjects. The title just has not been updated. I just updated that thread with more info on the QMG format.
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No. you're wrong unless my eyes are deceiving me. The only thing that thread has in regards to bootup is replacing your bootup with the I9000 which is already done. You have to make your own QMG file.
Basically, this is a quick HOW-TO on removing or changing the quick little animation that plays when you turn off your phone. I'm pretty sure most people find it annoying and would like to turn it off, while others may want to do something interesting with it so I'll break it up into 2 tutorials(though they are fairly similar).
NOTE: This only works for the shutdown sequence. The boot sequence is stored in proprietary files called .qmg and doesn't apply to this simple hack.
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That thread doesn't tell you how to make your own startup sequence. Stop arguing with me, thanks.
Edit: Found this on the original post.
Filename: d2_r2d2_pu.ogg
File description: R2-D2 Boot Sound
Download: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XD80IDMW
Probably would work if converted to .wav.. would work for Shutdown (Shutdown_128.ogg in /system/media/audio)
Well that's a step forward.... Also On my computer it shows QMG as a Unix Executable File, a Unix system should be able to open and edit any qmg file. Wonder if we can open the vibrants original qmg replace the images with theses and push to phone.
Sent from my vibrant
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Well that's a step forward.... Also On my computer it shows QMG as a Unix Executable File, a Unix system should be able to open and edit any qmg file. Wonder if we can open the vibrants original qmg replace the images with theses and push to phone.
Sent from my vibrant
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well there is something called the QMG project, which seems to be sometime of mesh/3d modeling software. the qmg here is some type of image file, the image type is called qmage (i think) and i havent found anywhere on the internet on how to open/edit/create/convert a qmg file.......yet.....
QMG file format is called qmage and its by quramsoft. it is a proprietary format. http://quramsoft.com/solution_e/qmage.asp
The encoding tool, decoder library are also proprietary. Finding any documentation on it is going to be hard, unless someone knows someone at a company who uses it and is willing to... leak it? Or pay quramsoft for it.
Ive been searching for a qmg editor and no luck. But have some good news. When cm6.1 comes for the vibrant we won't need a qmg editor but if someone finds something let us know....
Sent from my vibrant
zephiK said:
No. you're wrong unless my eyes are deceiving me. The only thing that thread has in regards to bootup is replacing your bootup with the I9000 which is already done. You have to make your own QMG file.
That thread doesn't tell you how to make your own startup sequence. Stop arguing with me, thanks.
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Like I said.
That thread contains all the currently known information on modifying boot animations.
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Like I said.
That thread contains all the currently known information on modifying boot animations.
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Stop adding useless posts to this thread, it simply doesn't contribute to the R2-D2 boot animation. That thread has ABSOLUTELY no viable information there that would help us make a QMG file with the R2-D2 boot animation.
Try trolling elsewhere, thanks.
hex ftw!!!
lol
Ok im looking into this. Its a binary file that's all images. Samsung will be releasing an sdk for these file types but will most likely sale it hence samsuck.. But im still looking into things And I still love my vibrant
Sent from my vibrant
Ok the only way to access a qmg file is with a debugging tool but you need to know the exact time it starts and stops or it just wont look right. Itll come out digitized.
Sent from my vibrant
R2-D2 Live Wallpapers leaked: http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/0...ive-wallpapers-leaked-available-for-download/
Edit: They work fine. Just download and put it onto your phone and install it as any other regular APK.
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Has anyone tried yet? If so would appreciate a tutorial. I would love to be able to create my own or a the very least get rid of the Verizon Animation. Thanks.
Howto on its way.
It's very simply. Here's an example to have a Nexus bootscreen.
Delete the file: /system/media/bootanimation.zip
Make a folder called: /system/media/bootscreen/
Unzip these files into there: http://www.sendspace.com/file/0qwx4v
You can open up the xml file and see how to customize it in there, or just replace the nexus .gif files with your own.
GrdLock said:
It's very simply. Here's an example to have a Nexus bootscreen.
Delete the file: /system/media/bootanimation.zip
Make a folder called: /system/media/bootscreen/
Unzip these files into there:
You can open up the xml file and see how to customize it in there, or just replace the nexus .gif files with your own.
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GrdLock, Thank you very much.
Also want to thank all the devs for all their hard work. I know we all do this during our free time as a hobby. And i'm sure i'm like most when i say my free time is very important to me and a lot of the times a rarity. So i truly appreciate everyone's hard work and time put into this.
Also this might be a stupid question (sorry if it is). In order to delete and create those folders... What program do i need to use? I'm assuming SDK? If so what are the commands?
Thanks for any help, i'm trying to learn as i go with this.
Sweet. I can wait to do this once I get root. Im tired of seeing the verizon animation.
You can change this without root just follow the guide here.
www(dot)droidforums(dot)net/forum/droid-hacks/12841-big-lous-boot-animation-tutorial-noobs(dot)html
how might I do this on a Mac?
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how might I do this on a Mac?
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Same thing, and one guy said he could do this with out root
when I try to delete the file /system/media/bootanimation.zip in terminal it says "rm failed for /system/media/bootanimation.zip, Read-only file system" what am I doing wrong?
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when I try to delete the file /system/media/bootanimation.zip in terminal it says "rm failed for /system/media/bootanimation.zip, Read-only file system" what am I doing wrong?
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adb shell mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
If anyone wants it. Here's the default HTC Boot animation from 1.5.
The only thing i did was resize it to 320X480.
This zip replaces the white "HTC Quietly Brilliant" and the verizon wireless animation with original Black HTC boot animation.
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does any one have the droid eye boot animation from the moto droid?
edit: never mind i found it
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If anyone wants it. Here's the default HTC Boot animation from 1.5.
The only thing i did was resize it to fit and shortened to 25 frames to fit 2.1.
This zip replaces the white "HTC Quietly Brilliant" and the verizon wireless animation with original Black HTC boot animation.
View attachment 298982
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What do you mean to fit 2.1?
you mean the number of pngs you can use?
If thats what you mean, just want to let you know you can use wayyyyyyy, more than that, I have out that is 250+ pngs and it runs fine.
id like to see a video of your boot animation t2noob
t2noob said:
What do you mean to fit 2.1?
you mean the number of pngs you can use?
If thats what you mean, just want to let you know you can use wayyyyyyy, more than that, I have out that is 250+ pngs and it runs fine.
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Thanks for the heads up.
I re-posted the boot animation i made.
Thank you! Worked fine for me!
Question:
Can something like this be done to replace the Lock screen?
JTK28 said:
I re-posted the boot animation i made.
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Quick question: does this animation include the little android peeking and waving, or is it just the HTC logo?
K0CAW said:
Quick question: does this animation include the little android peeking and waving, or is it just the HTC logo?
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Just the htc logo
Blue Droid Eye
Hey guys, first time poster, been keeping up to date with everything but I happened to be one of the unlucky ones who installed the leak 2.1 before root..."doh!"
Anyway I have this custom boot animation that I found a while back, but every time I try to re-size it and edit the desc.txt and reload it to /data/local/ it shows nothing for a boot image.
Any ideas?
I stand corrected.
It's great to see that the Wildfire is getting some awesome custom ROMS built for it but there doesn't seem to be any custom bootanimators being made. I've made one but it's pretty shoddy so I was wondering if anyone else had come up with anything? If you've made one or know of any good custom ones post them below and maybe we can make this an official Wildfire custom bootanimator thread
This is my effort, it would be great if others could add theirs as well I'll put them in this first post for easy access.
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WildPuzzle bootanimation
My file can be flashed from recovery the same way you would a ROM.
From INET.exe
Download
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Download
Trism said:
It's great to see that the Wildfire is getting some awesome custom ROMS built for it but there doesn't seem to be any customer bootloaders being made. I've made one but it's a shoddy so I was wondering if anyone else had come up with anything? If you've made one or know of any good customer ones post them below and maybe we can make this an official Wildfire customer bootloader thread
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Yes awesome change the name of thread to Customized Bootloader and attach or link yours
well i thought you meant bootloader..Hboot .. but here you meant bootanimation.
On the subject of this, I still haven't managed to get my bootanimation file into my phone. I've tried the following:
Code:
adb remount
adb mv
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/bootanimation.zip
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/bootanimation.zip
adb reboot
It shows that the files have been transferred but when rebooting it still has the old animation. Any ideas anyone?
made an flashable zipfile with standard bootanimation in it.
just open the file (dont extract) and drag and drop that bootanimation.zip you wanna use insted into /system/customize/resource so the current bootanimation.zip get replaced with your custom bootanimation.zip.
bootanimation_standard.zip
Trism said:
On the subject of this, I still haven't managed to get my bootanimation file into my phone. I've tried the following:
Code:
adb remount
adb mv
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/bootanimation.zip
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/bootanimation.zip
adb reboot
It shows that the files have been transferred but when rebooting it still has the old animation. Any ideas anyone?
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i think you have to mount system and data via recovery first.
i will include this bootanimation in next release thanx
hahah but i have to wait before you upload the right bootanimation.zip the one u uploaded is standard
look in the zip at the images...
Trism said:
It's great to see that the Wildfire is getting some awesome custom ROMS built for it but there doesn't seem to be any custom bootloaders being made. I've made one but it's pretty shoddy so I was wondering if anyone else had come up with anything? If you've made one or know of any good custom ones post them below and maybe we can make this an official Wildfire custom bootloader thread
This is my effort, it would be great if others could add theirs as well I'll put them in this first post for easy access.
WildPuzzle bootloader
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I believe you're getting the words "bootloader" and "boot animation" mixed up ;D
HCDR.Jacob said:
I believe you're getting the words "bootloader" and "boot animation" mixed up ;D
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or is he just pushing the same file as he uploaded = orginal hehe it wont be any diffrance
and even if right bootanimation.zip was chosen, system and data need to be mounted to push file into those dirs.
he has uploaded the standart animation
HCDR.Jacob said:
I believe you're getting the words "bootloader" and "boot animation" mixed up ;D
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You are indeed right! The corrections have been made
Trism said:
You are indeed right! The corrections have been made
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but still... the link you provided is standard bootanimation.zip no changes in it.
so we cant test your work :/
danne_jo said:
i think you have to mount system and data via recovery first.
i will include this bootanimation in next release thanx
hahah but i have to wait before you upload the right bootanimation.zip the one u uploaded is standard
look in the zip at the images...
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Yeah I'm a complete doofus I could happily bang my head against a wall right now. The right link should be up now
dont work after copying files in this folders
you must copy the new boot animation zip to system/customize/ressource if you using puzzle rom but your new animation is to large the boot screen stay black
INET.exe said:
dont work after copying files in this folders
you must copy the new boot animation zip to system/custoize/ressource if you using puzzle rom but your new animation is to large the boot screen stay black
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Hmmmm, that's a problem. I'll see if I can get the size down a little.
hehe this is nice i have replace bootanimation in:
"data/local"
"system/media"
"system/customize/ressource"
with this animation:
its works
Download It
A 2.7 MB Boot Animation working on my Wildfire xD
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I cant replace the current one, using Root explorer. Tryed to use terminal to give my r/w in /system folder but still not working :/
mount in recovery mode delete existing file and copy the new file you cant overwrite
@Trism zip your animation without compression and it works fine
my last for today xD^^
Download It
INET.exe said:
hehe this is nice i have replace bootanimation in:
"data/local"
"system/media"
"system/customize/ressource"
with this animation:
its works
Download It
A 2.7 MB Boot Animation working on my Wildfire xD
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is a little messed up for me. After image 10 have been displayed he starts with image 100 then goes to 119 and then start att 12 again or something like that.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=696193
They have some cool bootanimations too.
INET.exe said:
mount in recovery mode delete existing file and copy the new file you cant overwrite
@Trism zip your animation without compression and it works fine
my last for today xD^^
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cant i just flash the zip from recovery?
vacs03 said:
cant i just flash the zip from recovery?
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I don't think so, I think the zip needs some folders for that to work. I'll look into it.
Sent from my HTC Wildfire using XDA App
hey i tried using adb and pushing a bootanimation.zip to:
"data/local"
"system/media"
"system/customize/resource"
but it still doesn't work :S, still shows the normal htc quietly brilliant animation etc etc.
EDIT: nvm found out and new bootscreen is awesome
This has been floating aroung for a couple of years now so I take no credit for the original idea.
UPDATE: I have redone the boot animation to see if this will work for those having issues with the original. Please give this one a try.
I simply edited all of the images to match the specs of the Thunderbolt.
When booting it has a sound of a hard drive starting up with beeps like an old PC.
This file greatly speeds up the boot proccess of the Thunderbolt as well!
The original file is about 3meg, this file is just over 1meg.
Animated gif preview:
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The attached zip file is not a flashable zip, it contains the boot animation.zip and the mp3 sound file. Open the zip file and copy the bootanimation.zip and the FinalThunder.mp3 to your computer so that you can copy them to your phone.
Depending on the ROM you are using place the 2 files in the following directory on your phone. If you are unsure, just look in the directory and if it has bootanimation.zip and FinalThunder.mp3 then you are in the right place.
You may have to set permissions on both files to rw-r--r--
(You could also use adb to push the files to your phone if you would rather)
If you think you may want to revert, copy the originals somewhere on your SD Card first.
Stock ROM (and probably most custom ROMs:
/system/customize/resource/
For Adynalyne's DeBloat ROM:
/system/media/
Works awesome! Thank you sir!
Sent from my thunder....BOLT!
nice work, loading it up now
Doesn't seem to work in Adrynalyne's DAS BAMF rom. I just get the white HTC screen, and then the black HTC screen, then it's booted.
zinjie said:
Doesn't seem to work in Adrynalyne's DAS BAMF rom. I just get the white HTC screen, and then the black HTC screen, then it's booted.
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It doesn't work on the Virus ROM. I get the same thing.
Same here. Epic disappointment
Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
Same
Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
Just a side note: Need to rename the bootanimation.zip file to VZW_bootanimation.zip
Edit: for the stock ROM. Sorry, should've specified.
It's not working for me I put the bootanimation.zip on the sd card and put it in the right folder (I have changed boot-animations before successfully) but it just gives me my splash page and then a black screen until the boot finishes.
*edit* I guess it's because I've got the VirusROM on... Darn...
Same results here, but in all fairness, I'm on virusrom, and I'm not sure what's up with that. I'll keep looking.
Just a side note: Need to rename the bootanimation.zip file to VZW_bootanimation.zip
Uh, now I have the AOSP boot animation. Actually, that'll due until I get this amazing one running!
If it helps.. the cyborg-bootanimation that I got here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=7754328#post7754328 works on VirusROM. I tried just replacing the images but to no avail I must be missing another step
it only work for a reboot or hard rest with mine. If i power off and power back on with fast boot enabled it just goes to the blasck htc screen and stays on that till it turns on...help?
You guys with ROMs that it's not working on, is the file named bootanimation.zip?
And are you setting permissions? I'm not really sure that makes any difference but who knows.
gadget! said:
You guys with ROMs that it's not working on, is the file named bootanimation.zip?
And are you setting permissions? I'm not really sure that makes any difference but who knows.
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i renamed it VZW_bootanimation.zip like the original one was. How do i set permissions? I was able to change them piece of cake with my OG DROID
I did everything mentioned. I even edited files and tried all combinations of names and file edits. changing the boot animation works great with the animation I posted above... Just for some reason it doesn't work with these images..
Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk
gadget! said:
You guys with ROMs that it's not working on, is the file named bootanimation.zip?
And are you setting permissions? I'm not really sure that makes any difference but who knows.
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Do you have the thunderbolt as part of the bootanimation?
Virus ROM...is labeled as bootanimation.zip....located in data/local. The sound (Virus made a zip to add sound) is in system/customize/resources/vrsound.mp3
Rollin with the thunder
zinjie said:
Doesn't seem to work in Adrynalyne's DAS BAMF rom. I just get the white HTC screen, and then the black HTC screen, then it's booted.
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I have been working on my house all weekend, didn't even know Adrynalyne had a new ROM!!!
Just installed it and put my boot animation on and it works for me
manningfan10 said:
it only work for a reboot or hard rest with mine. If i power off and power back on with fast boot enabled it just goes to the blasck htc screen and stays on that till it turns on...help?
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I just turned on fastboot rebooted and it works fine for me - powering off, rebootong, the works.
manningfan10 said:
i renamed it VZW_bootanimation.zip like the original one was. How do i set permissions? I was able to change them piece of cake with my OG DROID
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I use Root Explorer, long press on the filename and select "set permissions"
Lobo173 said:
Do you have the thunderbolt as part of the bootanimation?
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It is in the third sequence of Images bit o think the TB boots before it gets a chance to display.
I'm stumped as to why people at having issues.
As far as Virus ROM, I haven't tried it so I'm not sure what that might be.
All I get is a black HTC screen, no BIOS.
Nicely done!
Subtle....like it!
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- LG Optimus 2X Bootanimation.
- This animation was taken from the LG Su660 presentation by LG (here)
- It's composed of 85 still pictures of 480x210 size at 30fps speed (so its a tad slower than the gif above)
- boshot confirmed here that pushing this animation to /data/local/bootanimation.zip works fine, so you don't have to replace the system files. (he used an earlier version of the animation so this might still have to be confirmed)
Code:
copy bootanimation.zip to your adb directory
use:
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/bootanimation.zip
- It is set to display the blinking animation once and then infinitely loop the "spotlight" effect on the letters.
I strongly suggest, that if you change your system files anyway, you backup your existing files instead of simply deleting them
I take no responsibility for any trouble that might occur with this release. It is an unintended modification of the system and thus, not perfectly safe.
If you like this, please leave my some thumbs up
Cheers
aMpeX
Thanks to Moedot for his clean images from the flash file and kryket over at sdx for his guide
Confirmed: working in /data/local/
Confirmed: looks good
Completed: thanks
Edit: future suggestion, make the grey bits more shiny and metallic looking.
VERY NICE ...
Thank you ... ;-)
aMpeX said:
aMpeX proudly presents:
- LG Optimus 2X Bootanimation.
- This animation was taken from the LG Su660 presentation by LG (here)
- It's composed of 85 still pictures of 480x210 size at 30fps speed (so its a tad slower than the gif above)
- boshot confirmed here that pushing this animation to /data/local/bootanimation.zip works fine, so you don't have to replace the system files. (he used an earlier version of the animation so this might still have to be confirmed)
Code:
copy bootanimation.zip to your adb directory
use:
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/bootanimation.zip
- It is set to display the blinking animation once and then infinitely loop the "spotlight" effect on the letters.
I strongly suggest, that if you change your system files anyway, you backup your existing files instead of simply deleting them
I take no responsibility for any trouble that might occur with this release. It is an unintended modification of the system and thus, not perfectly safe.
If you like this, please leave my some thumbs up
Cheers
aMpeX
Thanks to Moedot for his clean images from the flash file and kryket over at sdx for his guide
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Hallo there. a) I though that the bootanimation is in System/media? can you please advise? b) How the hell do I copy the zip file from my desktop to the file needed? I have Root Explorer. c) Thank you for your help
Maliacrete said:
Hallo there. a) I though that the bootanimation is in System/media? can you please advise? b) How the hell do I copy the zip file from my desktop to the file needed? I have Root Explorer. c) Thank you for your help
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First of all, you shouldn't full quote a post like this Oo
considering a) /system/media is just another location for the boot animation. It seems that if one is present in /data/local/ it overrides the one existing in /system/media/
Putting it to data/local/ is, however, less intrusive, which is desireable (at least for me)
considering b) If you have root explorer w/ root permissions you should copy it to your SD card and go from there. I'm not familiar w/ root explorer, I try not to mess too much with my phone and usually just temp root it if I have to push some files to protected directories.
If you have a rooted shell, you can simply fire up adb, copy the zip to the same location as the adb.exe and use
Code:
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/bootanimation.zip
considering c) You're welcome
Cheers
aMpeX
@aMpeX I have made a cwm zip of your bootanim.
I hope this is ok, if not pm me and I will remove it from my stash.
Thank you.
'course I'm ok, the image files don't belong to me after all
A teeny tiny credit somewhere would be appreciated tho.
Cheers
aMpeX said:
'course I'm ok, the image files don't belong to me after all
A teeny tiny credit somewhere would be appreciated tho.
Cheers
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Ofc, you will have a folder with your name.
Thank you.
Ok you have your own folder in my stash, check it out, link in my sig.
If you have any more bootanims or files for LG2x just send me a pm and I will upload them.
(its a very fast server
Perka said:
Ok you have your own folder in my stash, check it out, link in my sig.
If you have any more bootanims or files for LG2x just send me a pm and I will upload them.
(its a very fast server
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Once I find some decent animations (or come up with some myself) I sure will do, thanks
Cheers
aMpeX
hi ;]
aMpeX i hope that you know me.
To work perfectly you must have 91 frames.
BigBoyPL said:
hi ;]
aMpeX i hope that you know me.
To work perfectly you must have 91 frames.
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does it not work correctly ?
I removed several frames at the end, to make the looping part possible.
In the first post it is advised to push the files to /data/local. But I am using GB v20e and found bootanimation.zip located in system/media. So I think it should be copied to /system/media now or is it something else?
parthabhatta said:
In the first post it is advised to push the files to /data/local. But I am using GB v20e and found bootanimation.zip located in system/media. So I think it should be copied to /system/media now or is it something else?
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you can use both paths ...
data/local is the only way for non-rooted roms...
works fine on my Speed running CM9 latest Kang (copied file to data/local)
HELP
in /data i don't have a local folder what do i do?
Lg 2x Cyanogen 10.2 TonyP version
Nice bootanimation!
Wysyłane z mojego LG-P990 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
How I can install that bootanimation?
Replace the current one in /system/media...
SuperSkill said:
Replace the current one in /system/media...
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+ give the new one the same permissions as the old one had (RWRR i think)
I found this boot animation for the EVO 4G and I realy liked it! only problem, it's evo 4G only.... Anyone know if a simmialer one is here for the HTC Hero?
boot can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zdeQDXGWyQ&feature=related
EVO 3G installtion:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=701574
Anyone knows this????
If you can find a download of it you can always resize the .png's to fit the hero screen size
The download is in mine post, tried to but didn't work.... Meby HTC HERO is completly different then the EVO ?
Yeah the screen size is different, hence why you'll need to resize all the .png files
Like I sad, I already resized all the .png files, but this didn't work
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Like I sad, I already resized all the .png files, but this didn't work
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What's the problem, black screen?
If it's an animation, how have you packed the zip file?
The "bootanimation.zip" needs to be "STORED",
The flashable zip (if you put it in one), can be compressed.
You also need to make sure you dont have a "thumbs.db" in with Your images too!!
If it's a .gif make sure it's NOT optimised or you'll get a black screen also.
Hope this helps
I've tried both
adb push C:\bootanimation.zip /system/media/
and
adb push C:\bootanimation.zip system/customize/resource/
and they are in there, but still standard anim
I've attached my modified file for you gkillerx just in case you didn't change the screen sizes part of desc.txt
Argh phone just crashed.... Reflashing as we speak, will report back later.
Just flashed it and not working it's just not working to bad
What's the problem?? In order to help and trouble shoot you'll have post details about the problem.
What rom are you using, where is the file being located, are you getting a white screen, black screen, it boots but is distorted, kicked your dog and stole your car??
Any info will help.
I use:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1003381
That ROM version
I flashed it using clockwordmod 2.5.0.7. Placed the ZIP on the SD card (root of the SD card) and flashed it.
the reboot and still getting the normal boot screen.... So no error but also no new boot screen
and my dog drove the car in to the bush.... hehehe
Post up the zip file you have and i'll take a look at it, it's more than likely something simple.
Thanks that you are willing to help me!
I am a realy noob at this so probely you will be laughing but here it is:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=13530290&postcount=8
gkillerx said:
Thanks that you are willing to help me!
I am a realy noob at this so probely you will be laughing but here it is:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=13530290&postcount=8
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Your welcome, we all have to start somewhere.
I'm still a noob myself but have made plenty of bootscreens so have a fair idea.
Looking at the rom your using, the boot-animation should pushed/flashed to system/media in a .gif format as it's an eclair (2.1) based rom.
I'll download the boot-animation now and report back shortly.
Edit: the reason your were failing is because you were trying to push a png animation instead of a gif animation. I've turned the images into a gif and changed the evo information on the images to say hero instead.
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"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
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I'm running floyo(2.2) at the minute so i cant test it, heres a zip file to flash. If the flash fails it probably needs re-signing(my sign tool is broken atm), so you can either re-sign it, adb push or copy and paste it with root explorer or something.
hope this helps.
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the reason your were failing is because you were trying to push a png animation instead of a gif animation. I've turned the images into a gif and changed the evo information on the images to say hero instead.
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Ah I wasn't aware it had to be gif, I'm so used to fannying around with my Galaxy S I assumed it would be .png
I'll give it a try when the sprog has gone to bed, it's not really my cup of tea, but I'm using my hero to experiment with stuff
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Your welcome, we all have to start somewhere.
I'm still a noob myself but have made plenty of bootscreens so have a fair idea.
Looking at the rom your using, the boot-animation should pushed/flashed to system/media in a .gif format as it's an eclair (2.1) based rom.
I'll download the boot-animation now and report back shortly.
Edit: the reason your were failing is because you were trying to push a png animation instead of a gif animation. I've turned the images into a gif and changed the evo information on the images to say hero instead.
I'm running floyo(2.2) at the minute so i cant test it, heres a zip file to flash. If the flash fails it probably needs re-signing(my sign tool is broken atm), so you can either re-sign it, adb push or copy and paste it with root explorer or something.
hope this helps.
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You are the man!!!! I real, REAL appreciate this, will try this NOW!
YES! it's working! wwwweeeeehhiiieee!!!!
thanks man! But it keeps looping it's but that isn't a big deal it's a little weird. Can't you make the animation like 60 seconds(that's how long it takes for the boot screen to go away)
Glad it works.
i know why its looping, i put the gif into an old bootscreen zip, its using the instructions from that, ill sort when i get a chance.
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Glad it works.
i know why its looping, i put the gif into an old bootscreen zip, its using the instructions from that, ill sort when i get a chance.
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Nice! can't wait man