Replicators Bootanimations - HTC One VX

I plan to make several of these so i will use this post to stash them all in. My plan is to have long graphic animations, and not just a flashing image.
With each of these you will need to apply them the same way with the instructions below.
1. Extract the zip to a separate folder which contains the ATT_bootanimaiton.zip and the ATTSonicLogoNoSnap_Retail.mp3.
2. Put both files on the internal SDcard.
3. You will have to mount your system in the mount option from main menu in the twrp recovery.
4. Using File Manager in cwm or twrp put both the ATT_bootanimaiton.zip and the ATTSonicLogoNoSnap_Retail.mp3 into /system/customize/resource
5. Reboot and watch your new animation.
Wormhole SG-1 Animation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jKuLHu-fV4
Banana Song Animation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4E9O1IGxS8
NOTE: If you installed JmzTotemC2 you will need to edit the default.xml inside /system/customize/CID and find
Code:
<BootConfiguration>
<BootAnimation animation="/system/customize/resource/ATT_bootanimaiton.zip" />
</BootConfiguration>
Replace with
Code:
<BootConfiguration>
<BootAnimation animation="/system/customize/resource/ATT_bootanimaiton.zip" audio="/system/customize/resource/ATTSonicLogoNoSnap_Retail.mp3" audiostart="ATT" />
</BootConfiguration>
Otherwise audio won't work!

Replicatorz said:
I plan to make several of these so i will use this post to stash them all in. My plan is to have long graphic animations, and not just a flashing image.
With each of these you will need to apply them the same way with the instructions below.
1. Extract the zip to a separate folder which contains the ATT_bootanimaiton.zip and the ATTSonicLogoNoSnap_Retail.mp3.
2. Put both files on the internal SDcard.
3. You will have to mount your system in the mount option from main menu in the twrp recovery.
4. Using File Manager in cwm or twrp put both the ATT_bootanimaiton.zip and the ATTSonicLogoNoSnap_Retail.mp3 into /system/customize/resource
5. Reboot and watch your new animation.
Due to the audio length limitation, some of these may have no audio until a fix has been done to allow bootanimation sounds to last longer.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i used es file explorer to do this and my boot sound worked out fine...

ilostchild said:
i used es file explorer to do this and my boot sound worked out fine...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I am sure there may be other methods to do this with, i should of said file explorer but they pretty much mean same thing.

Replicatorz said:
I am sure there may be other methods to do this with, i should of said file explorer but they pretty much mean same thing.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
this is true, but seems the way you posted is the best

thansk :good:

Related

Need help

Want to apply new boot animation running kings unleashed rage has the.option in add ons to change boot how do u get a custom boot of ur choice to show up there
Sent from my PC36100 using XDA Premium App
Never ran the rom so I know nothing of that, but you can do:
1. adb push the bootanimation.zip of your choice to /system/customize/resource if a sense rom
2. use root explorer to move the bootanimation.zip file to the same location.
1. adb push the bootanimation.zip of your choice to /system/customize/resource if a sense rom
2. use root explorer to move the bootanimation.zip file to the same location.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes, or IF the animation you want says it's flashable, you can just flash it in recovery.
sitlet said:
Yes, or IF the animation you want says it's flashable, you can just flash it in recovery.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
On that note, IF its flashable, the person that made it will clearly say "flashable from recovery," other do as I previously said.
To tell if it is flashable,
1) d/l the zip
2) use a file exploer to open it
3) if it has a Meta folder in it, it is flashable
"Hell I don't know anymore"

[Q] installing custom boot animation?

I am having trouble installing the new Prime Boot annimation..
i flashed the zip but nothing happens .. the same boot annimation that came with the rom is still there.. ?
Unless specified...you don't flash a the bootanimation.zip. Using a program like Root Explorer navigate to the System-Media folder and rename the stock bootanimation.zip to bootanimation.bak. That way if you ever want to go back to stock just change the end to .zip.
Then, copy the bootani you want to change to into that same folder. If you're using Root Explorer...long press on the file and change permissions to RW-R-R. Reboot and enjoy your new boot animation.
http://www.droid-life.com/2011/10/08/download-nexus-prime-boot-animation/
The boot animation from the Nexus Prime aka Galaxy Nexus that was teased to us earlier in the week is now available for everyone to play with. The instructions we have are for flashing in Clockwork Recovery, but if you aren’t rooted, you will have to do it the old fashioned way by extracting and moving the bootanimation.zip into /data/local or wherever your particular phone pulls media from.
Sexy, isn’t it?
Download: Nexus_Prime_Boot.zip
Instructions:
1. Download the file from above an drop it on your SD card.
2. Reboot your phone into recovery.
3. Choose “install zip from sd card.”
4. ”Choose zip from sd card.”
5. Select the file you downloaded from above.
6. Once it finishes running choose “Go Back” and then reboot!
Will any custom boot animation work with a rooted Incredible with stock kernel?
felix822 said:
Will any custom boot animation work with a rooted Incredible with stock kernel?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Boot animations that are appropriately formatted will work with your phone. The boot animation is not dependent on your kernel, so yes it will.
SlimSnoopOS said:
Boot animations that are appropriately formatted will work with your phone. The boot animation is not dependent on your kernel, so yes it will.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
sooo is this zip in the first post not properly formatted..and will not work then?
No it works...I'm actually using it on my Inc
Marcismo55 said:
No it works...I'm actually using it on my Inc
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
how did you get it to work?
do i have to wipe anything first.. the boot animation from the rom is still coming on and not this...i have tried install from zip 3 times..
Use the attached file...I pulled it straight from my own SD card. Follow my directions from above.
Marcismo55 said:
Use the attached file...I pulled it straight from my own SD card. Follow my directions from above.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
is root explorer the only way .. and only program to do this with. ?
thank you
it there a free program that will do this..
marsgrafx09 said:
is root explorer the only way .. and only program to do this with. ?
thank you
it there a free program that will do this..
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I think ES File Explorer can set permissions also...free in the market
Marcismo55 said:
Unless specified...you don't flash a the bootanimation.zip. Using a program like Root Explorer navigate to the System-Media folder and rename the stock bootanimation.zip to bootanimation.bak. That way if you ever want to go back to stock just change the end to .zip.
Then, copy the bootani you want to change to into that same folder. If you're using Root Explorer...long press on the file and change permissions to RW-R-R. Reboot and enjoy your new boot animation.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i found the system/ media folder... but there was no bootanimation.zip in there .. there where 3 folders .. and it was is those either.?
marsgrafx09 said:
i found the system/ media folder... but there was no bootanimation.zip in there .. there where 3 folders .. and it was is those either.?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Try system/customize/resource then. You might have to rename it VZW_bootanimation. Whatever it is rename it that. Just installed it. Its actually pretty cool. Theyre getting better at not sucking when it comes to bootanimations.
phaze one said:
Try system/customize/resource then. You might have to rename it VZW_bootanimation. Whatever it is rename it that. Just installed it. Its actually pretty cool. Theyre getting better at not sucking when it comes to bootanimations.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Oh cool..thanks for pointing that out.
I think the filepath I gave was for GB ROMs
Marcismo55 said:
Oh cool..thanks for pointing that out.
I think the filepath I gave was for GB ROMs
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No problem.
Marcismo55 said:
Use the attached file...I pulled it straight from my own SD card. Follow my directions from above.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Is this set for the correct screen size?
felix822 said:
Is this set for the correct screen size?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Not sure, but it works/looks fine for the inc.
marsgrafx09 said:
is root explorer the only way .. and only program to do this with. ?
it there a free program that will do this..
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I use ROM Toolbox Lite. It's free and works great.

[Boot animation] StarGate Bootanimation

Hi!
I've made a StarGate Bootanimation for Galaxy S II. (for Android 2.3.5)
Thanks to crispixfr for the original version (for SGS1).
Actually i resized his version, replaced its sound (the original was too dull), and updated the script for SGS2 Android 2.3.5.
Install:
First of all you have to unrar the two parts. -i had to split the .ZIP with rar because xda forum allows only 8MB attachments.
After that:
a) Install With ClockWorkMod
OR:
b) Install with root explorer (extract the .zip and paste the bootanimation.zip in system/media and PowerOn.wav in system/etc)
I recommend to increase the system volume to maximum for real experience.
(Settings>Sound settings>Volume>System volume)
Previews:
great animation. Have it also in my SGS1. The problem wich i have, is that the sound of locking symbols is to fast.... But maybe our gs2 is to damn fast.
best regards
PS. also i have a power on and off from Transformes wich i love have them on every phone that i own (glad to share with you guys)
hhhans1 said:
great animation. Have it also in my SGS1. The problem wich i have, is that the sound of locking symbols is to fast.... But maybe our gs2 is to damn fast.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You mean that the sound doesn't match the picture?
Maybe your phone plays the video slower than mine.
no no..you got me wrong...IT MATCH..but it plays fast then i used to sgs1. in sgs1 is more like in the movie (but i think is about that in sgs1 it take longer to boot).
it's like 1.2.3.4.5.6.7 done but no issues about sync video/audio
Looks good will give this a go i was getting a bit bored of the Galaxy Nexus boot animation anyway
Thanks you for to have updating my boot animation !!! Crispix is the best !!! And you too now lol
Just one thing before i flash which part do i flash via CWM or is it both do i flash one and then after it reboots flash the other one or how does it work?
cheers
i have the same question as Jonny68 appreciate answers when possible thank you again
EDIT: Jonny alpha build 6 is out by the way mate
jonny68 said:
Just one thing before i flash which part do i flash via CWM or is it both do i flash one and then after it reboots flash the other one or how does it work?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
As i have said in the first post: First of all you have to unrar the two parts.
So there is only ONE ZIP file, which you'll have after extracting the RAR files.
After that, you only have to flash the extracted ZIP file!
@OP: why two files?
TecQuality said:
@OP: why two files?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
As i have said in the first post: -i had to split the .ZIP with rar because xda forum allows only 8MB attachments.
Just flashed this via CWM, rebooted and there it makes a noise as it boots but my existing boot animation is still there, tried rebooting again and same thing
jonny68 said:
Just flashed this via CWM, rebooted and there it makes a noise as it boots but my existing boot animation is still there, tried rebooting again and same thing
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
R U sure your kernel is version 2.3.5?
BTW, try the second install method!
Hey thanks a lot for this great boot animation Fenyo1, loving it!
Fenyo1 said:
R U sure your kernel is version 2.3.5?
BTW, try the second install method!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Siyah 2.1.1 so yeah definitely.
I'll try again and report back later.
Fenyo1 said:
As i have said in the first post: -i had to split the .ZIP with rar because xda forum allows only 8MB attachments.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Put ur file onto multiupload ;-)
Directly from my SGS II using xda premium
Sometimes is not working the regular method (trough CWM). You need to push the files manually.
Choose a file explorer wich can gain read writte rights on system folder (personaly i use root explorer).
Step 1. Unzip the zip file wich doesn't work trough CWM flash, and you will obtain several folders (system/media wich contain bootanimation.zip) and etc/ wich contain PowerOn.wav. Copy this files in a folder inside your internal sdcard or external sdcard. Mainly you are interested on bootanimation.zip and PowerOn.wav
Step2. With file explorer mount with R/W the system folder and copy the bootanimation.zip from your folder to your /system/media folder. If you allready have a bootanimation.zip there, it will be overwritted.
Step 3. With file explorer mount R/W the etc folder, and copy from your folder PowerOn.wav to your etc folder.
Step 4. Reboot. Enjoy.
I think the same steps are also for the other kernels wich use the sanim.zip.
I don't remember in what folder is stored, but it will be like, rename the extracted bootanimation.zip to sanim.zip, and copy the new file to the respective folder. The poweron.wav is going to the etc folder.
If you have a copy error please check if you have read/writte rights on that folder. For default you have Read Only rights.
Hope that helps, and all credits go to the OP for this great animation.
best regards
This is a great animation.
Running on Checkrom Rev 3.1.1 with Green Monkey theme.
Thanks for the effort.
well done
Already answered
thanx man , it's realy good

[Q] need help please

hi everyone im new to the forum and wanted to say my god i love this forum ,all you guys help each other and im glad to be part of this forum .=) i have the htc evo 4g and its rooted .i just flashed miui rom and love it ,however,i wanted to know how i can load the call of duty bootanimation to this rom if possible .and i have 3 roms backed up that are all 3 the same how can i delete 2 of them thanks
1. Download the animation, re-name it to bootanimation
2. Place it on the root of your sd card, using a root file explorer [es file explorer, root explorer, ect] move it to /system/media and overwrite the existing one
3. Use a file manager to explore your sd card. You'll see a folder called clockwork if on cwm recovery, or nandroid if on amon ra. Open then folder and you'll see all your backups. Simply delete the ones you don't want
i have the miui rom .i have done this before and still wont work .can i delete everything i see with bootanimation? and just download a link with bootanimation and put it on my sd card ? and i figured out how to delete the back ups i did not want anymore thanks a bunch .i am using nandroid back up
g35slammed said:
i have the miui rom .i have done this before and still wont work .can i delete everything i see with bootanimation? and just download a link with bootanimation and put it on my sd card ? and i figured out how to delete the back ups i did not want anymore thanks a bunch .i am using nandroid back up
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Check for the /data/local folder for the bootanimation.zip [ I haven't used MIUI, but its either in /system/media or /data/local]
i went to date /local/using root explorer and get 3 folders one folder says parent folder second folder says download third folder says tmp now i go to systems and i see a folder called bootanimation.zip is that the folder im doing it as i type to you
You're in /system/media? What is the path exactly?
root eplorere its mounted as r/o i go to system and i see bootanimation .zip and i scroll down to media and if i open media i see audio bootanimation than bootanimation.zip than cod-bootanimation-aosp which is the bootanimation i want on my evo than gadget than lockscreen and so on
g35slammed said:
root eplorere its mounted as r/o i go to system and i see bootanimation .zip and i scroll down to media and if i open media i see audio bootanimation than bootanimation.zip than cod-bootanimation-aosp which is the bootanimation i want on my evo than gadget than lockscreen and so on
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You need to delete the original bootanimation.zip, then rename cod-bootanimation-aosp to bootanimation [should still be .zip], reboot, and you should be good.
the cod bootanimation-aosp does not say zip next to it .does that mean its not zipped ? how do i know the bootanimation.zip is the original one ?
looking at the bootanimation folders i have about 3 folders with the name bootanimation if i long press the folder it saids i can zip the folder
g35slammed said:
the cod bootanimation-aosp does not say zip next to it .does that mean its not zipped ? how do i know the bootanimation.zip is the original one ?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Also make sure you're mounted as r/w. Long press it and hit rename, it should still be .zip, just doesn't show on the preview. Then do what I said previously.
i just switched it to r/w and i can only find the bootanimation file under s/d card and when i open the folder this is what it shows five files 1 file is parent folder 2 folder DS-STORE THIRD FILE ANDROID FOURTH FILE BOOTANIMATION.ZIP FIFTH FILE DESC.TXT WHEN I CLICK ON FOURTH FILE WHICH IS BOOTANIMATION.ZIP I GET THIS PARENT FOLDER TWO DS-STORE FOLDERS THAT HAVE A LITTLE YELLOW STAR ON THEM .NEXT FOLDER META-NF AND SYSTEM HOW CAN I START THE PROCESS FROM SCRATCH
I was following some guy called zeromax on youtube .i did what he said to do and still not worked
Well you saw all those folders because you opened the bootanimation.zip zip, which you don't need to.
1. from the sd card, copy the renamed cod bootanimation, that has been renamed to bootanimation.zip
2. go to /system/media, delete the bootanimation.zip in there
3. paste your bootanimation.zip in its place, done.
teh roxxorz said:
Well you saw all those folders because you opened the bootanimation.zip zip, which you don't need to.
1. from the sd card, copy the renamed cod bootanimation, that has been renamed to bootanimation.zip
2. go to /system/media, delete the bootanimation.zip in there
3. paste your bootanimation.zip in its place, done.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Dont forget to set the right permissions
Sent from my PC36100 using XDA App
I really think i messed this up like wow ive named files bootanimation.zip and its pissing me off .i feel im going to mess things up .how can i start from fresh .like where i can take step by step in doing it the right way
g35slammed said:
I really think i messed this up like wow ive named files bootanimation.zip and its pissing me off .i feel im going to mess things up .how can i start from fresh .like where i can take step by step in doing it the right way
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
My post 2 above is the 'restart' from the beginning.
On MIUI you apply boot animations through the Theme Manager. You can either pm me a link to the animation and I'll make you a mtz to apply through theme manager, or you can follow the normal directions. If you do it the same way you would do it on any other rom, you have to go into theme manager afterwards and reapply the default animation. You would do so by going to customize at the bottom of the main screen, then choose boot animation and select the default one. You may need to choose another before you're given the option to apply the default. If you don't have one then youcan download one from the theme manager.
MIUI is different from other roms in many ways, but theming is much easier as well. If you ever need help getting certain things working on MIUI, feel free to pm me. I've been running it for over six months and know it better than I know stock Android or Sense.
Edit: You can also place the boot animation in /data/system/theme/boots, name it bootanimation.zip, set permissions to rw-r--r--, and reboot. Applying through theme manager is easiest if you're not familiar with modifying system files. As I already mentioned, I'd be happy to make an mtz for you.
Supersonic Evo 4G | MIUI | Tapatalk
your the man dude .wow i finaly got it with what you said to do my god but it has no sound lol is that normal .im happy i was able to do this lol
g35slammed said:
your the man dude .wow i finaly got it with what you said to do my god but it has no sound lol is that normal .im happy i was able to do this lol
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You can add the boot sound through the Theme Manager. If you have the mp3, open theme manager. Select customize at the bottom, select boot sound, then choose the music app to find the sound.
I replied to your pm, do you still need me to make the theme? It's best to have the theme on hand. It'll take less than 15 minutes for me to make it, so if you want it just respond to my pm. I get notification that way, I might forget to check the thread.
Supersonic Evo 4G | MIUI | Tapatalk

Bootanimation.zip instead of Start.mp4

Hello all, could somebody tell me what I need to do to make the stock ROM use bootanimation.zip instead of start.mp4.
Thanks
Sutcliffe9 said:
Hello all, could somebody tell me what I need to do to make the stock ROM use bootanimation.zip instead of start.mp4.
Thanks
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
With your file manager have a look at following directory "root/system/media/.." which must normally contain both files.
Rename start.mp4 in something like start.xxx (the system will not recognize the extension xxx).
At the next boot the system will use bootanimation.zip.
You may also move start.mp4 to one of your personal folders or delete it after having made a save copy..
Friendly.
Is it really as easy as that?. Does the stock ROM recognise bootanimation.zip ?
cocopipou said:
With your file manager have a look at following directory "root/system/media/.." which must normally contain both files.
Rename start.mp4 in something like start.xxx (the system will not recognize the extension xxx).
At the next boot the system will use bootanimation.zip.
You may also move start.mp4 to one of your personal folders or delete it after having made a save copy..
Friendly.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
not working
christboanerges said:
not working
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What do You mind by "not working".
In order to change the bootanimation on your P2, this one must be rooted.
Is that the case ?
If "NOT", You must first root your P2 according instructions which are to be found on this XDA forum or another forum.
If "YES" , You are able to act as I said in my post #2.
I'm personally using Solid file manager explorer and it gives me access to the root directory.
I used this app on my rooted P2 to suppress the 3 files of the original boot and install a bootanimation.zip of my choice.
cocopipou said:
What do You mind by "not working".
In order to change the bootanimation on your P2, this one must be rooted.
Is that the case ?
If "NOT", You must first root your P2 according instructions which are to be found on this XDA forum or another forum.
If "YES" , You are able to act as I said in my post #2.
I'm personally using Solid file manager explorer and it gives me access to the root directory.
I used this app on my rooted P2 to suppress the 3 files of the original boot and install a bootanimation.zip of my choice.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
STOCK ROM not support bootanimation.zip
cocopipou said:
With your file manager have a look at following directory "root/system/media/.." which must normally contain both files.
Rename start.mp4 in something like start.xxx (the system will not recognize the extension xxx).
At the next boot the system will use bootanimation.zip.
You may also move start.mp4 to one of your personal folders or delete it after having made a save copy..
Friendly.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Not working on rooted phne

Categories

Resources