Hi people,
first, I don't speak english very well.
I will show you how to change the bootanimation on froyo 2.2 or gingerbread 2.3.X.
What you need?
Root
Stock ROM
Root Explorer
bootanimation.zip is the set of several images that formed a "video" at start of your device.
bootanimation.zip: within this file can contain two folders:
part0 (first part of the animation)
part1 (second part of the animation)
Note: Some have only the folder bootanimation part0
And a text file called:
"Desc"
Within this file there are some parameters:
320 480 15 p p 1 0 0 0 part0 part1
Subtitles:
Red: Size of the picture, regardless of the size that it is within the file "bootanimation.zip" the size of it on the screen of your device will be determined in the field, with 320 width and 480 height. In Galaxy Mini you will use 240x320.
Green: 15 is the time in which images appear, the faster that number, the faster the "video" boot.
Blue: It means how many times the animation will appear in the folder, ie, p 1 0 part0, the animation of a folder will appear as 0.
Purple: The same thing the Blue, but in a folder, ie, the end of the animation.
3 - Understand how to create a bootanimation.zip
1 - you have the image in jpg or png named as you want as long as the end of each name finds the numbers in sequence. EX: 000, 001, 002, 003 ...
2 - Compress images using WinRAR like this:
compct
Filename: bootanimation.zip
File Format: ZIP
Method of storage: Store
4 - Okay, now having bootanimation.zip, copy to SD;
5 - Open Root Explorer and navigate to the directory "system / bin
6 - Look for the "samsungani" or "samsungloop", press and hold over the file, and select "MOVE";
7 - Browse to the folder "sdcard" and tap "PASTE"
Warning: If you have problems with
"Warning: can not've moved because the file system is read-only"
Press the right corner of Root Explorer
"Mount R / W" to be "Mount R / O!
8 - Back to the folder "system / bin" and browse to the "bootanimation"; - Navigate to the folder "sdcard" and tap "PASTE"
9 - Rename the file "bootanimation" to "samsungani" or "samsungloop" (depending on the file that you moved to SD in step 6)
10 - Now navigate to the "sdcard" and copy the bootanimation.zip;
11 - Navigate to the folder "system / media" and paste the bootanimation.zip here.
12 - rename the 2 files with extension. "MGQ" (removing the "g" at the end);
Reboot and enjoy!
I hope you like it!
thankz man!
is this fully working,cause i tried alot of tutorials regarding changing boot animation in stock rom,im using XWKTN 2.3.6,rooted..i have backups of samsungani and bootanimation,the last tutorial i did was.changing bootanimation file to samsungani and delete the samsungani in system/bin and replace bootanimation in system/media..i have nothing to replace in system media,ive only see bootsamsungloop.qmg and samsungloop.qmg?i will just rename that qmg to qm?even though i have no original bootanimation ..just palce my downloaded bootanimation in system/media?..i usually ended up in start up bootanimation,its just stuck there in previous tutorial i follwed.so i have to reflash again..hehehe
Thanks
zarpel said:
Hi people,
first, I don't speak english very well.
I will show you how to change the bootanimation on froyo 2.2 or gingerbread 2.3.X.
What you need?
Root
Stock ROM
Root Explorer
bootanimation.zip is the set of several images that formed a "video" at start of your device.
bootanimation.zip: within this file can contain two folders:
part0 (first part of the animation)
part1 (second part of the animation)
Note: Some have only the folder bootanimation part0
And a text file called:
"Desc"
Within this file there are some parameters:
320 480 15 p p 1 0 0 0 part0 part1
Subtitles:
Red: Size of the picture, regardless of the size that it is within the file "bootanimation.zip" the size of it on the screen of your device will be determined in the field, with 320 width and 480 height. In Galaxy Mini you will use 240x320.
Green: 15 is the time in which images appear, the faster that number, the faster the "video" boot.
Blue: It means how many times the animation will appear in the folder, ie, p 1 0 part0, the animation of a folder will appear as 0.
Purple: The same thing the Blue, but in a folder, ie, the end of the animation.
3 - Understand how to create a bootanimation.zip
1 - you have the image in jpg or png named as you want as long as the end of each name finds the numbers in sequence. EX: 000, 001, 002, 003 ...
2 - Compress images using WinRAR like this:
compct
Filename: bootanimation.zip
File Format: ZIP
Method of storage: Store
4 - Okay, now having bootanimation.zip, copy to SD;
5 - Open Root Explorer and navigate to the directory "system / bin
6 - Look for the "samsungani" or "samsungloop", press and hold over the file, and select "MOVE";
7 - Browse to the folder "sdcard" and tap "PASTE"
Warning: If you have problems with
"Warning: can not've moved because the file system is read-only"
Press the right corner of Root Explorer
"Mount R / W" to be "Mount R / O!
8 - Back to the folder "system / bin" and browse to the "bootanimation"; - Navigate to the folder "sdcard" and tap "PASTE"
9 - Rename the file "bootanimation" to "samsungani" or "samsungloop" (depending on the file that you moved to SD in step 6)
10 - Now navigate to the "sdcard" and copy the bootanimation.zip;
11 - Navigate to the folder "system / media" and paste the bootanimation.zip here.
12 - rename the 2 files with extension. "MGQ" (removing the "g" at the end);
Reboot and enjoy!
I hope you like it!
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Thanks
---------- Post added at 08:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:54 PM ----------
Is the procedure same on custom rom
If you are rooted then ROM toolbox would work fine
Sent from my GT-S5570 using XDA
Thanks! it works for my galaxy mini
Great tuto man, thanks:good:
It's great!... However It's long so I Flash cumstom rom and I have a easier way to change boot animation and the performance of custom rom, too
Sent from my GT-S5570 using xda
Problem
zarpel said:
Hi people,
first, I don't speak english very well.
I will show you how to change the bootanimation on froyo 2.2 or gingerbread 2.3.X.
What you need?
Root
Stock ROM
Root Explorer
bootanimation.zip is the set of several images that formed a "video" at start of your device.
bootanimation.zip: within this file can contain two folders:
part0 (first part of the animation)
part1 (second part of the animation)
Note: Some have only the folder bootanimation part0
And a text file called:
"Desc"
Within this file there are some parameters:
320 480 15 p p 1 0 0 0 part0 part1
Subtitles:
Red: Size of the picture, regardless of the size that it is within the file "bootanimation.zip" the size of it on the screen of your device will be determined in the field, with 320 width and 480 height. In Galaxy Mini you will use 240x320.
Green: 15 is the time in which images appear, the faster that number, the faster the "video" boot.
Blue: It means how many times the animation will appear in the folder, ie, p 1 0 part0, the animation of a folder will appear as 0.
Purple: The same thing the Blue, but in a folder, ie, the end of the animation.
3 - Understand how to create a bootanimation.zip
1 - you have the image in jpg or png named as you want as long as the end of each name finds the numbers in sequence. EX: 000, 001, 002, 003 ...
2 - Compress images using WinRAR like this:
compct
Filename: bootanimation.zip
File Format: ZIP
Method of storage: Store
4 - Okay, now having bootanimation.zip, copy to SD;
5 - Open Root Explorer and navigate to the directory "system / bin
6 - Look for the "samsungani" or "samsungloop", press and hold over the file, and select "MOVE";
7 - Browse to the folder "sdcard" and tap "PASTE"
Warning: If you have problems with
"Warning: can not've moved because the file system is read-only"
Press the right corner of Root Explorer
"Mount R / W" to be "Mount R / O!
8 - Back to the folder "system / bin" and browse to the "bootanimation"; - Navigate to the folder "sdcard" and tap "PASTE"
9 - Rename the file "bootanimation" to "samsungani" or "samsungloop" (depending on the file that you moved to SD in step 6)
10 - Now navigate to the "sdcard" and copy the bootanimation.zip;
11 - Navigate to the folder "system / media" and paste the bootanimation.zip here.
12 - rename the 2 files with extension. "MGQ" (removing the "g" at the end);
Reboot and enjoy!
I hope you like it!
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Which 2 files do we have to rename??
AW: [TUTORIAL] How to change bootanimation on stock ROM and some to download
smashingeeks said:
If you are rooted then ROM toolbox would work fine
Sent from my GT-S5570 using XDA
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I used 'Bootanimation changer' or something like that from ROM toolbox but it didn't work for my mini?!
Sent from my GT-S5570 using xda app-developers app
Good tutorial thanx...:good:
another way to change Bootanimation or font
Hi,
Just sharing, I'm using application from GPlay naming https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sImNvbS5qcnVtbXkubGliZXJ0eS50b29sYm94cHJvIl0.
you can download a ton of bootanimation and also you can make the bootanimation randomize.
Free version on attached.. :fingers-crossed:
My Device:
SGM with TouchWiz V5 ROM by A_U
Hit THANK'S if useful.
thanks :good:
Need fast response
My phone rooted, stock room, locked bl, gingerbread, it's bootloop, i rename 2 file "bootsamsung" & other i forget, from extension "qgm" to "qg", after i reboot it stuck in boot animation.
How to repair it whitout flashing?
I've noticed we don't have a lot of boot sound options in our forum, so I'm just making my own. Anyway, this site will convert almost any format to ogg http://media.io/ so, you can do it yourself. I've just been taking ringtones and such and converting them. 9 to 12 seconds lonh seems to work. I've attached a sample, (it's a little longer than optimum). Just unzip, to a convenient location. These instructions are for files you've converted, sample file is already properly named.
1) Using your file manager browse to system >media> audio> ui> PowerOn.ogg
2. Rename the file PowerOn.ogg to PowerOn.bak*
3. Browse to the location of the ogg you want as your new boot sound.
4. Make sure it is named PowerOn.ogg
5. Copy it to system > media>audio> ui> PowerOn.ogg
6. Reboot and enjoy
* Linux is case sensitive so the power on sound must be PowerOn.ogg with uppercase P and O
a4eae5dc984f599bbe4c43caf1a70ac8
I'm new to Tasker... And I'm sure this is doable but my attempts have not worked.
Basically I want to monitor folder A and when a file is saved there, automatically move it to folder B. No name change or permission changes... Simply move a newly created or downloaded file that appears in "folder a" into "folder b"
Can anyone assist me in doing this?
Sent from my Note 6
1º --> Specify an event to monitor the folder you want to move new files from (Event > File > Modified)
2º --> Then create a task with the action (File > Copy File); or shell command
I am sorry for my English. If you get an error, drop it.
Internal call recorder for EMUI 5.0.......It works great.
The phone I tested model Huawei P9 Plus Build VIE-L29C360
The subject is cited by the following user. I just tried taking the risk. And the result is successful, so I wanted to share it.
first you need to be rooted I used this toutrial to root with SuperSU
thanks to @eddmecha*and @ante0
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ma...-recording-mha-l29-root-t3585354#post71779285
Download this file and put on your phone and extract it*
https://mega.nz/#!SFkQza7K!C3RTZWyy5WrLdorzXPOP0ckYh573eP3vBj4HyKA6xfs
first take a copy from HwCallRecorder folder and paste it to following directions*
(if you didn't find any below directions make them)
/data/dataapp*
/system/app
/hw_init/cust/hw/**Your region code**/app/
For me it's like this
/hw_init/cust/hw/meafnaf/app/
then go to /system/build.prop and add these lines to the end of the file*
ro.config.hw_voicerecord=true
ro.config.callrecord.enabled=1
then go to this folder cust-hw-region-xml and copy all files to this direction*
/cust/hw/**your region**/xml
then go to this folder hw_oem-xml and copy all files to this direction*
/hw_oem/xml
apply merge replace if it asks*
then make a reboot*
Thanks to the real owner of the matter ...
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ma...-recording-mha-l29-root-t3585354#post71779285
Oi, a heads up, edit your links. You probably just copied them as text, and that copies the '...' in them as well, which makes them not go anywhere
Here are the correct links:
Code:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-how-to-root-mate-9-decrypt-data-t3569986
https://mega.nz/#!OkgTTYKI!4AVXfEvkj7lp-KkQAVY9Je79E0h_fb9Py1t4c8BlsAo
ante0 said:
Oi, a heads up, edit your links. You probably just copied them as text, and that copies the '...' in them as well, which makes them not go anywhere
Here are the correct links:
Code:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-9/how-to/guide-how-to-root-mate-9-decrypt-data-t3569986
https://mega.nz/#!OkgTTYKI!4AVXfEvkj7lp-KkQAVY9Je79E0h_fb9Py1t4c8BlsAo
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Thanks, the topic is quoted above. Also the link has been renewed.
Great, works perfectly in Vie-L09C432B370.
Work for me: "Auto Call Recorder"
ROM Tested: VIE-L29C636B382
Zip: CallRecorder_EMUI5.zip
Instructions:
-Unzip
-Copy Folder HwCallRecorder to /system/app/
Permissions:
/system/app/HwCallRecorder -> 755
/system/app/HwCallRecorder/HwCallRecorder.apk -> 644
-Reboot Device
( Auto Recorder set: Phone > Settings > Auto Recorder )
Or install via TWRP:
Reboot TWRP>Select ZIP>CallRecorder_EMUI5_TWRP.zip
jvelasco said:
Work for me: "Auto Call Recorder"
ROM Tested: VIE-L29C636B382
Zip: CallRecorder_EMUI5.zip
Instructions:
-Unzip
-Copy Folder HwCallRecorder to /system/app/
Permissions:
/system/app/HwCallRecorder -> 755
/system/app/HwCallRecorder/HwCallRecorder.apk -> 644
-Reboot Device
( Auto Recorder set: Phone > Settings > Auto Recorder )
Or install via TWRP:
Reboot TWRP>Select ZIP>CallRecorder_EMUI5_TWRP.zip
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woooow very tanx , i 2 week effort for install any recorder and all aps with problemes and dont recored Caller's sounds
i installed with Twrp and work nice without any problem. tanx
my phone honor 6x - emui 5 - noghat
Enable call recording on Android
Call Recording is one of the most used feature. Still most of the smart phone companies do not provide this feature. However, you can enable this feature by following a few steps. These steps are precisely described in the link given below;
http://techin.review/enable-call-recording-on-emui/
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Hi friends. I'm from Turkey.
Our stock firmwares not include FM radio in Turkey (and maybe diffirent countries. I don't know).
I will show you how to enable fm radio for Huawei P9 Lite.
For Android 6.0 (Emui 4)
Download HwFMRadio.apk Here
Go to system/app folder, create new folder and rename it to HwFMRadio
Copy downloaded HwFMRadio.apk file to this folder
Set permissions
Go to cust/channel/tr/prop (mine is "tr", yours maybe diffirent)
Open local.prop file in text editor
Find this line: ro.config.fm.disable=true and change it to false
Save and exit
Reboot the phone.
For Android 7.0 (Emui 5)
Go to product/app folder. If there is a folder named HwFMRadio, pass 2. item.
If there is not HwFMRadio folder, then create it.
Download the apk from here and copy it to HwFMRadio folder. And set permissions.
Go to cust/channel/tr/prop (mine is "tr", yours maybe diffirent)
Open local.prop file in text editor
Find this line: ro.config.fm.disable=true and change it to false
Save and exit
Go to cust/channel/tr/xml (mine is "tr", yours maybe diffirent)
Open unstall_apk.xml file in text editor
Delete lines containing "HwFMRadio"
Save and exit
Reboot the phone
Bunları yapınca telefonu root'lamadan radyosu açılıyor mu? Ayrıca bu model telefonumu 8.0.0'a güncelledim. 8.0 için de yardımcı olur musunuz?
How can I do it for my moms Android 8.0.0 EMUI?
And the bootloader is locked and the phone is unrooted...