[Q] Custom Boot Sound on Nexus S - Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Can someone please help me get custom boot sound on an Nexus S [i9020a]. I've tried all sorts of ROMS and Kernels and even an app called BAC Light to install a script to import the sound. Does anyone know exactly where the boot sound should be located? is it in /system/media?
or /system/etc? and does it have to be in ogg like the rest of the sounds or can it be a mp3? If anyone has a custom boot sound /w animation working on their Nexus S (Crespo) can you tell me how.
Thank You.

ethan_hines said:
Can someone please help me get custom boot sound on an Nexus S [i9020a]. I've tried all sorts of ROMS and Kernels and even an app called BAC Light to install a script to import the sound. Does anyone know exactly where the boot sound should be located? is it in /system/media?
or /system/etc? and does it have to be in ogg like the rest of the sounds or can it be a mp3? If anyone has a custom boot sound /w animation working on their Nexus S (Crespo) can you tell me how.
Thank You.
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Put a file named PowerOn.ogg in /system/media/audio/poweron/.
And I'm pretty darn sure it should be an ogg and not an mp3. Just transcode it.

polobunny said:
Put a file named PowerOn.ogg in /system/media/audio/poweron/.
And I'm pretty darn sure it should be an ogg and not an mp3. Just transcode it.
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same here doesn't work..

Mario Christian Oquias said:
same here doesn't work..
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What doesn't work? Worked fine for me last time I tried... Make sure you don't rename the mp3 to ogg, you need to transcode it...
Oh and don't forget to set permissions. chmod 644 I believe.

polobunny said:
What doesn't work? Worked fine for me last time I tried... Make sure you don't rename the mp3 to ogg, you need to transcode it...
Oh and don't forget to set permissions. chmod 644 I believe.
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I transcoded it, I moved it to /system/media/audio/poweron/ (there was no poweron directory so i created it but i didn't realize directories have permissions that need to be set too). What ROM/Kernel are you using? For me it's Jellyshot 4.2.1 JOP40D (AOSP) with Kernel [email protected].
Here is the desc.txt file inside bootanimation.zip notice it says to put transdroid.mp3 in /system/media
Code:
# 540 wide, 960 tall 15 frames per second
480 800 15
# 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 DROID
# mobility
p 1 0 SOUND
s transdroid.mp3
# loop
p 0 0 LOOP

well i tried an old Gummy Rom ICS and there is an android_boot.mp3 in /system/media and when i changed it it changed the boot sound. So it can be done, but my guess is, if the ROM does not support boot sound animation it will not work. Having said that, I contacted the Dev or the App (BAC "Boot Audio Changer" and he told me the script that was written by a certain hockeyfamily737 needs to be updated. Does anyone have this script? and to that end, is anyone willing to update it to support Nexus S running JB?

ethan_hines said:
well i tried an old Gummy Rom ICS and there is an android_boot.mp3 in /system/media and when i changed it it changed the boot sound. So it can be done, but my guess is, if the ROM does not support boot sound animation it will not work. Having said that, I contacted the Dev or the App (BAC "Boot Audio Changer" and he told me the script that was written by a certain hockeyfamily737 needs to be updated. Does anyone have this script? and to that end, is anyone willing to update it to support Nexus S running JB?
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Oh I just had a flashback about a /system/bin/bootanimation file being needed to loop I think?... I can't remember properly, it's been a while, but you might have luck searching for that.
To note I haven't tested this in Jellybean, just going from what I remember.

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r2d2 boot animation

ok, here is what i have. a droid x running liberty 1.5 - i have done adb push bootanimation.zip to /data/local and also to system/media, and several variants. the .desc file plays audio from /data/local- on boot i see the animation fine, but i never hear audio.? other droid x thread recommend other /system/media/ subfolders, and /system/bin - i have attached the bootanimation.zip file, and the .ogg audio file. any adivce appreciated. thanks.
# 480 wide, 854 high, 15 frames a second
480 854 15
# 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 /data/local
# 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, declare 'none'
# stars for 30 frames
p 1 30 part0
s none
# R2D2 rises
p 1 0 part1
s none
# Looping R2D2
p 0 0 part2
s d2_r2d2_pu.ogg
# must have newline after each part
** i see a response to someone else, can anyone else confirm this? #2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1006879
***sound DO NOT WORK on liberty Rom (dont ask me why cuz i really dont know),***
here, i made a flashable .zip that will change a file in /system/bin that allows sound. also included, it flashes the original file but just renamed.
http://www.mediafire.com/?17suy3rpp068v1m
tell me if it works. If it doesnt, just extract the file and pull the original, push the new one.
And sound DOES work on liberty. i know because i have sound
i also made the desc for you.
http://www.mediafire.com/?fvotspfoi24vtky
btw the sound file goes in /system/media. name it what you want, but the name change must be reflected in the desc. and if you dont want sound, just dont put that line in the desc.txt fie.
this is what i get after applying your pull - push - i appreciate the help
C:\Users\rrix\Downloads\android\android\tools>adb push bootanimation /system/bin
176 KB/s (23132 bytes in 0.128s)
C:\Users\rrix\Downloads\android\android\tools>adb shell
# su
su
# bootanimation
bootanimation
bootanimation: permission denied
#
oh, also the boot animation on the phone is black now, there doesn't appear to be one. it goes from the boot logo to phone screen now.
i also re-edited the .desc to reflect the audible in the /system/media location
I've got the same issue. When I move the bootanimation.bin to system/bin and reboot, the boot animation is just a black screen. I've got gingerbread rooted and the boot animation works before I replace the stock bootanimation.bin, just no sound.
Also, do need to extract the audio file or leave it zipped and put it directly into the system/media directory?
One more thing. I listened to the audio file, and it doesn't sound like r2d2... it sounds like a Godzilla sound bite. =D
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okey
i made a complete one. tell me if it works.
http://www.mediafire.com/?j9o9h9dtccwbjph
just place it on the root of your sd and flash. i hope i did it right...
KaneD20 said:
I've got the same issue. When I move the bootanimation.bin to system/bin and reboot, the boot animation is just a black screen. I've got gingerbread rooted and the boot animation works before I replace the stock bootanimation.bin, just no sound.
Also, do need to extract the audio file or leave it zipped and put it directly into the system/media directory?
One more thing. I listened to the audio file, and it doesn't sound like r2d2... it sounds like a Godzilla sound bite. =D
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for gingerbread stock build do not change the bootanimation file located in /system/bin you will get the black screen.
sound is already enabled, just drop the sound file in /system/media/audio/notifcation folder

Changing boot animation?

I found the files, pulled it, edited it with the new images and pushed it back. Yet it plays the same animation. Any ideas?
Bump, anyone? Im sure someone knows the problem... Thanks.
From another thread:
nitsuj17 said:
..custom boot ani support is kernel dependent...must be done by a kernel developer
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Thanks bubba.
Best I can do!
LOCATIONS OF SOUNDS AND ANIMATIONS
Startup sound;
/system/etc/PowerOn.wav
Startup animation;
/system/media/bootsamsung.qmg
/system/media/bootsamsungloop.qmg
/system/bin/bootanimation
Shutdown sound;
/system/media/audio/ui/shutdown.ogg
Shutdown video (directory of .qmg);
/system/media/shutdown/
Thanks man but as of right now we cant modify these, right?
So I used Root Explorer to rename the poweron.wav to poweron.wav.bak, and now I have no retardulous bootup sound!
Has anybody tried renaming the bootup animation files to or replacing them with null files or something? I wouldn't be surprised if it results in failed bootup.
nitsuj17 said:
Its not a simple process...u have to edit the params.lfs and then flash it with heimdall then copy in a new image
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The above sounds intimidating, but I would be stoked if somebody posted a walkthrough.
I was thinking it might best be left up the ROM developer, but I'm sure many people on a given ROM would want the boot animation. I would like it disabled, or better yet, I would like to see what the phone is doing (kindof like Windows XP Safe Mode Startup)

Big bang theory show intro bootanim

Is it possible? How hard would it be to do?
should be pretty simple
I just made one, but for some reason I do not see it when my TF boots, once I figure it out, I'll put it up here for you.
ikirt said:
I just made one, but for some reason I do not see it when my TF boots, once I figure it out, I'll put it up here for you.
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Where r u putting it on ur tf?
droidkevlar said:
Where r u putting it on ur tf?
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Yes, I'm trying to load it on my TF, when I reboot the screen just goes black
he's asking where you're putting it on your transformer...
as in /data/local or system/media
it matters on our devices i think.
also, how did you take the video and make it into images. I found out how to do it, but i end up with 900 JPEGs and I need .pngs ...
wrichards2009 said:
he's asking where you're putting it on your transformer...
as in /data/local or system/media
it matters on our devices i think.
also, how did you take the video and make it into images. I found out how to do it, but i end up with 900 JPEGs and I need .pngs ...
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I put it in the /data/local folder.
I used mplayer to convert an avi into jpg.
mplayer file.avi -vo jpeg
or
mplayer file.avi -vo png
I have followed a butt load of tuts and I'm still getting a black screen on boot. :S
I just converted all images to png and I get the same results.
wrichards2009 said:
he's asking where you're putting it on your transformer...
as in /data/local or system/media
it matters on our devices i think.
also, how did you take the video and make it into images. I found out how to do it, but i end up with 900 JPEGs and I need .pngs ...
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Doesn't matter, either location will work for the TF.
ikirt said:
I put it in the /data/local folder.
I used mplayer to convert an avi into jpg.
mplayer file.avi -vo jpeg
I have followed a butt load of tuts and I'm still getting a black screen on boot. :S
I just converted all images to png and I get the same results.
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i would double check the desc.txt file.
can you go ahead and post what you have, maybe someone can take a look at it.
This is what is in my desc.txt:
1280 800 30
p 1 0 part0
Like to know how this is coming this is something I am interested in.
Hopefully i will have this figured out soon
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ikirt said:
I put it in the /data/local folder.
I used mplayer to convert an avi into jpg.
mplayer file.avi -vo jpeg
or
mplayer file.avi -vo png
I have followed a butt load of tuts and I'm still getting a black screen on boot. :S
I just converted all images to png and I get the same results.
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Make sure that when you create the .zip you use no compression.
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Thanks, that just might be the problem.
update: Thanks hawkxcore that did it. For others, in linux this is how I did it:
zip -0 bootanimation.zip part0/* desc.txt
* The -0 stores the files without compression.
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Ok got some progress. Got the animation to load, but I need to shrink the images a bit, currently the zip file is 98M. So let me play with this tonight and I'll get it ready to post here tomorrow
Here's what I got so far, got it down to 13MB: http://mir.cr/TUZXFHB1
although i cant root my transformer i do know a way to make bootanims from videos.
use after effects and it can do the png thing also you can make custom 3d looking anims in there. if you dont have it use a free trial or some of those torrents things. not suggedting anything and not condoning illegal stuff its your choice.
your transformer doesn't need to be rooted to install boot animations. I installed it on hers and her's isn't even rooted to this day.
You push it with adb - "adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
I'll upload some boot animations soon, I've become quite good at making them over the past couple days.
Anybody that is having trouble with their boot animation.. don't be stupid like me. I was taking the bootanimation folder that I was making them in and I compressed that folder. And I kept compressing that instead of just the contents (desc.txt and folder1), stupid mistake, but an easy one to make.
Has anyone tried this bootanimation ?
I'm trying to figure out how to add audio to the animation, but it looks like it requires a ROM tweek. If anyone has any information on this, it would be greatly appreciated.
CM6 and CM7 boot sound
This is for CM6 and CM7 ROMS... Not my work... just passing it on...
CM6 and CM7 boot sound
I take no credit for this, original posted by
NUNsLAUGHTER92
[FONT=&quot]Well the first place I posted this was deleted (original CM6 thread by Isaac) so I've decided to post it again in a new thread because some people want to know how to do it.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]- Where the files are/go[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]build.prop - /system[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]init.local.rc - /system/etc[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]bootsound - /system/bin[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]android_audio.mp3 - /data/local[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]So you need to do four things to make this work...[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]1: Add these lines to your build.prop file -[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]### Safe to Delete: Start ###[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]ro.config.play.bootsound=1[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]### Safe to Delete: End ###[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]2: Add more lines in init.local.rc -[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]###Bootsound - Safe to Delete: Start ###[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]service bootsound /system/bin/bootsound[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]user media[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]group audio[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]disabled[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]oneshot[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]on property:init.svc.bootanim=running # to correct timing[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]start bootsound[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]on property:dev.bootcomplete=1[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]stop bootsound[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]### Bootsound - Safe to Delete: End ###[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]3: Add the file 'bootsound' from below to /system/bin[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]4: Add any .mp3 named "android_audio.mp3" to /data/local [/FONT]
[FONT=&quot](I'll attach one to let you see how it works, it's the droid sound that I used before.)[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Note 1: rename bootsound.txt to just bootsound, you don't want an extension. It won't let me upload the file without doing that.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Note 2: Add all of those lines to the bottom of the files. I guess you might not have to, but why not do what we know works.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Note 3: Make sure that every line of code that doesn't start with the "Safe to Delete" thing is all the way to the right because if not it won't work.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Or if you want to go the easy route here is one that's put together already for CM7. DO NOT use this with CM6 because of build.prop differences, there might also be other things that are different. There will be one made for CM6 soon.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Also, not flash-able either just move the files to the appropriate places. - CM7 bootsound[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Here are the files for CM6, again, not flash-able just move to the correct place - CM6 bootsound [/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Attached File(s)[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]bootsound.txt[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]android_audio.mp3[/FONT]
These are the files for cm6: http://www.mediafire.com/?dr770262n42pehv

[boot animation] Modded Galaxy Nexus Intro animation with note 10.1 logo

You have probably seen this boot animation before, but this one is made from scratch.
I wasn't satisfied with the image quality of other versions and didn't like the fact that all of them have Nexus logo at the end, so I used original 1080p video as base and added Note 10.1 logo transition at the end.
You can find the original video here.
I converted first part of animation and resided frames to 1280x800 and made custom ending to be more convenient for Note 10.1.
Downloads:
HQ version
jpg quality: 100%
size: 14MB
Optimized version
jpg quality: 80%
size: 7.48MB
Version with original sound coming soon. I need to extract and convert audio first.
Flash over CWM.
If you ROM doesn't support custom boot animation, you need to flash Bootanimation4U form this thread first.
All credits goes to the author(s) of the original animation that I just adopted!
If this violates any copyright of the author(s) of original animation, please let me know and I will remove it.
I used original 1080p video as base and I didn't use any part of any similar boot animation.
Change log:
2013-01-23 - Initial HQ version and optimized version published
So +wrp not ok?
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I'm on Redemption Rom and It support custom boot animation for that i use romtool box pro its awesome .
And now i will wait for your boot animation with sound :victory:
Jonathanpeyton said:
So +wrp not ok?
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I am not sure how package for TWRP should look since I do not use it. If package format is same I think that there is no reason for this one not to work.
In worst case, you can extract bootanimation.zip from package and put it to your /system/media/. File need to have 644 (rw-r--r--) permissions.
Thanks job well done even without sound.
jje
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Hi I installed this over CWM but nothing changed.. Do I have to do something else to work this..?? Iam on TundraRom and it supports custom bootanimations so why it is not working for me..??
chabasse said:
Hi I installed this over CWM but nothing changed.. Do I have to do something else to work this..?? Iam on TundraRom and it supports custom bootanimations so why it is not working for me..??
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If any other custom boot animation work on your device, there is no reason for this one to fail.
I see in list of features of Tundra ROM v.2.0 [UEUCMA3] (which is released today), that it have custom boot animation enabled. I do not know if this is new feature or not.
If you see an original boot animation during boot that is almost sure sign that your ROM do not support custom boot animations.
ROM with support for custom boot animation, when there is no /system/media/bootanimation.zip present, or if that file have wrong permissions (less then 644) you should see default Android animation. To be sure, check if you have /system/bin/bootanimation and /system/bin/samsungani.
If you do not have them, flash Bootanimation4U. Check first post for link to if you need it.
If you have them, check if you have /system/media/bootanimation.zip. It needs to have at least 644 permission (rw-r--r--).
hhmm this is frustrating.. i'm quite sure i enabled custom bootanimation support on dsixda's kitchen... but ValenteL confirmed that he needed to use bootanim4u to make it work.......... darn......... i'll just remove the custom bootanim support in my OP just to avoid confusion... will also check my files here...
and i'll try this bootanim just to make sure..
viking13 said:
If any other custom boot animation work on your device, there is no reason for this one to fail.
I see in list of features of Tundra ROM v.2.0 [UEUCMA3] (which is released today), that it have custom boot animation enabled. I do not know if this is new feature or not.
If you see an original boot animation during boot that is almost sure sign that your ROM do not support custom boot animations.
ROM with support for custom boot animation, when there is no /system/media/bootanimation.zip present, or if that file have wrong permissions (less then 644) you should see default Android animation. To be sure, check if you have /system/bin/bootanimation and /system/bin/samsungani.
If you do not have them, flash Bootanimation4U. Check first post for link to if you need it.
If you have them, check if you have /system/media/bootanimation.zip. It needs to have at least 644 permission (rw-r--r--).
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I have both.. /system/bin/bootanimation and /system/bin/samsungani. and the permissin have 0644 rw-r--r--. So I don't know how I can get your bootanimation.. Maybe Bootanimation4U can help... is it possible?? I'm on ][N8000XXCMA1] tundra
chabasse said:
I have both.. /system/bin/bootanimation and /system/bin/samsungani. and the permissin have 0644 rw-r--r--. So I don't know how I can get your bootanimation.. Maybe Bootanimation4U can help... is it possible??
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Wait!
What permissions /system/bin/bootanimation and /system/bin/samsungani have?
viking13 said:
Wait!
What permissions /system/bin/bootanimation and /system/bin/samsungani have?
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/system/bin/bootanimation have 0755 rwxr-xr-x , /system/bin/samsungani have 0755 rwxr-xr-x , and system/media/bootanimatio.zip have 0644 rw-r--r--
chabasse said:
/system/bin/bootanimation have 0755 rwxr-xr-x , /system/bin/samsungani have 0755 rwxr-xr-x , and system/media/bootanimatio.zip have 0644 rw-r--r--
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That is strange. Those permissions are good!
Bootanimation4U puts bootanimation and samsungani from the archive in /system/bin folder and sets permissions to 755.
What is the content of /system/bin/samsungani?
I also hope that you made a typo and that last file is actually /system/media/bootanimation.zip
nadmaj said:
hhmm this is frustrating.. i'm quite sure i enabled custom bootanimation support on dsixda's kitchen... but ValenteL confirmed that he needed to use bootanim4u to make it work.......... darn......... i'll just remove the custom bootanim support in my OP just to avoid confusion... will also check my files here...
and i'll try this bootanim just to make sure..
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Now I am starting to suspect that one of those two files (/system/bin/bootanimation or /system/bin/samsungani) is broken in your ROM, since chabasse confirmed that permissions are good.
viking13 said:
Now I am starting to suspect that one of those two files (/system/bin/bootanimation or /system/bin/samsungani) is broken in your ROM, since chabasse confirmed that permissions are good.
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i don't think so... i flashed booanimation4u to change both files and no changes still...
yes it was a typo.. sorry. And about content of ... samsungani... I don't know how to check it, sorry, i am only blonde girl I tried open it as a tex , but there is some jcdsgHBV##%&*(*&&^%$$ LIKE THIS..
chabasse said:
yes it was a typo.. sorry. And about content of ... samsungani... I don't know how to check it, sorry, i am only blonde girl I tried open it as a tex , but there is some jcdsgHBV##%&*(*&&^%$$ LIKE THIS..
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Samungani
#!/system/bin/sh
#Bootanimation4U
#smokin1337
/system/bin/bootanimation
Change samungi in Bin add bootzip animation to media add sound file named as PowerOn in Ogg format to media / audio/ UI
jje
chabasse said:
yes it was a typo.. sorry. And about content of ... samsungani... I don't know how to check it, sorry, i am only blonde girl I tried open it as a tex , but there is some jcdsgHBV##%&*(*&&^%$$ LIKE THIS..
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did you get it to work?..
nadmaj said:
i don't think so... i flashed booanimation4u to change both files and no changes still...
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This starts to be strange even more.
I suggest you to delete /system/media/bootanimation.zip and to reboot your device.
Do you have default Android animation (Android written in green letters) on boot?
If you do not have it, something is wrong with custom boot animation support.
Nope.. Why.. How..??
yyh it is to nadmaj --->q; did you get it to work
http://www.multiupload.nl/6BISUQ86VX
This is a bootup sound unzip and place in system / media/ audio/ ui .
Its just rough cut from the Tornados Telstar written for the first TV transmission by satellite .
jje

[Q] Boot animation sound??

Ok so I have my boot animation installed and working but can't get the sound ogg file to work. My desc.txt file is properly set.
It used to work great on my bionic but cant get it to work on the GS3. Where in the world do you put the darn sound file?? The original desc.txt also states that it will read the sound file at /system/media.
Of course I put it there and it doesn't work. The sound file is called bionic.ogg. anybody have any idea?
Bump?
razz1 said:
Ok so I have my boot animation installed and working but can't get the sound ogg file to work. My desc.txt file is properly set.
It used to work great on my bionic but cant get it to work on the GS3. Where in the world do you put the darn sound file?? The original desc.txt also states that it will read the sound file at /system/media.
Of course I put it there and it doesn't work. The sound file is called bionic.ogg. anybody have any idea?
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need rom, and set up before anyone is going to touch this for response. All ROMs are different, i think, but would help
:cyclops:
Just running the newest stock rom out right now with lean kernel

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