Google bootanimation from GPE devices. Not my work, I only found it on the interwebz, worked on my Moto X so I thought I'd share.
Yes, you need root.
Get it HERE
Go to /system/media
Mount R/W
Rename current bootanimation.zip to bootanimation.bak (or something like that)
Move new bootanimation.zip to /system/media
Change permissions of new bootanimation.zip to rw-r-r
Mount to R/O
Reboot
Profit
Standard Disclaimer
***I'm not responsible if your phone bircks, blows up, kills kittens, or causes WW III***
Here it is on an HTC One if you haven't seen it :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv9VagVF9qE
Already posted: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2528453
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A2Trip said:
Already posted: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2528453
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That's a custom made "Moto X" version of the GPE bootanimation. Not the actual GPE bootanimation.
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Does anyone know where the boot animation is now located on 2.1 in the /system folder?
Thanks
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system/media then bootanimation.zip
wesvista said:
system/media then bootanimation.zip
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Are you sure, because that'd what I originally thought but I've tried replacing that via root explorer with a modded one but out hasn't worked?
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wingz85 said:
Are you sure, because that'd what I originally thought but I've tried replacing that via root explorer with a modded one but out hasn't worked?
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Apologies my mistake its working now you where correct. Thanks
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No thnx
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Thanks for the location, now since I have it and gonna do up my own bootscreen how do I go about pushing it back to my phone?
I think I found out how.
Remount the system partition read-write: adb shell mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
Push the file across to your device: adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media/bootanimation.zip
At least something to try when i get it done.
urs74 said:
Thanks for the location, now since I have it and gonna do up my own bootscreen how do I go about pushing it back to my phone?
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I have been using Droid Explorer (free program for your computer) to do this stuff and it seems to work well. Most people seem to use Root Explorer (paid app) on most of the Boot Screen threads.
Has anyone got any boot screens to share? Or show off?
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I have one I'm working on all it is is the one file but haven't figured out the desc.txt file to get it right just yet all I get right now is a black screen after the Sony Ericsson screen. After I get it figured out I'll be dropping more bootscreens for everyone.
cool
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I have an animation of a fine lady lifting her top as my bootanimation. I was surpriced how easy it is to make your own organisations so i am going to make a few and maybe share them if i find them good enough :-D unfortunately i cant upload a picture showing my animation because i am a new user, and therefore aparantly not allowed to post links...
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urs74 said:
I have one I'm working on all it is is the one file but haven't figured out the desc.txt file to get it right just yet all I get right now is a black screen after the Sony Ericsson screen. After I get it figured out I'll be dropping more bootscreens for everyone.
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I made my own bootanimation but its a little bit laggy... if you got that with the desc.txt, are you able to take a look at it?
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Organisations = animations. Damn self-editing keyboard. Not good when writing another language than its set up to
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urs74 said:
I have one I'm working on all it is is the one file but haven't figured out the desc.txt file to get it right just yet all I get right now is a black screen after the Sony Ericsson screen. After I get it figured out I'll be dropping more bootscreens for everyone.
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Found these desc.txt info somewhere in XDA forum.
480 854 = (W x H) Animation size
12 = fps
p = pointer (don't change)
1 = no. of times to play, 0= loop
ani1, ani2, ani3 = folder containing png files (animation)
24 = freeze on last frame in each folder (fps)
Hope that helps..
desc.txt is used by the phone for timing purposes i think.
I used root explorer to import my boot animation, its very easy.
Custom bootlogo jerpelea used this in his custom 2.1
Works also on Se 2.1 just overwrite the bootanimation.zip (located /system/media) with this one
wesvista said:
Custom bootlogo jerpelea used this in his custom 2.1
Works also on Se 2.1 just overwrite the bootanimation.zip (located /system/media) with this one
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just installed it sweeeeeet
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wesvista said:
Custom bootlogo jerpelea used this in his custom 2.1
Works also on Se 2.1 just overwrite the bootanimation.zip (located /system/media) with this one
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how do i do that? plz help
edit: i got root explorer, now it works great
I also did my own bootanimation. Just to try it out.
Preview
Please and thank you.
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Please and thank you.
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Bootanimations are located in
/system/media/bootanimation.zip
or
/data/local
On most devices it will be the first location, but one devices with smaller ROM sizes, like prev gen phones, it will be in the local folder instead. Bootanimations are contained in zip file bootanimation.zip, you can use a file manager with root access like root explorer and change the animation with a new one.
This will add the ability to use a custom bootanimation on any rom with any kernel and probably any samsung device.
It has been tested on the Note II but should work with any samsung device that uses samsungani to load boot animations. If it doesn't work for you please post here.
Uses the typical settings bootanimation is at /system/media/bootanimation.zip, this is for those using a stock rom or a rom the dev didn't add it in.
I included the Google Gears bootanimation too. Flash the file in recovery. The attachment is a flashable zip not bootanimation.zip.
The updater-script uses busybox to mount the partitions, so if it doesn't flash correctly install busybox from an app on the play store then try again.
Edited the attachment, now includes the bootanimation binary just in case in bootanimation4u.zip, there is also another one named Bootanimation4U.Samsungani.Only that only edits samsungani.
If /system/bin/bootanimation exists flash the Bootanimation4U.Samsungani.Only.zip
How to use:
Add bootanimation.zip to /system/media
Flash Bootanimation4U.zip in recovery
If you want sound add an ogg file named PowerOn.ogg to /system/media/audio/ui, if sound doesn't work be sure /system/bin/samsungpowersoundplay exists if its there it will play sound if not its not included in your rom download it HERE then put it where it belongs and fix the perms which should be rwxr-xr-x
Reboot...Enjoy
Here is a method to get some bootanimations thanks to ReelFiles:
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Awesome!
1. Make a backup just in case.
2. Flash bootanimation4u.zip from recovery (I use TWRP).
3. Reboot and install Boot Animations Root from the Play Store.
4. Go into the app's preferences and change install location to /system/media/ and leave the default filename (bootanimation.zip) and go back to the main screen.
5. Select any bootanimation from the Server tab and hit Install. (Tablet ones at the bottom of the list look best.)
6. Select the installed bootanimation again and hit Resize. Set it to 720x1280 30FPS.
7. Tap the options key and select "Preview current" Make sure you like it and reboot.
I use the Tablet - Shatter one, it looks like the one from the Jedi Roms, but higher quality.
If you Preview a few different ones and then decide to use one you downloaded earlier, delete it first then install and resize it again, or the preview will just be a black screen and might not work at all.
I believe you can preview before installing the animation if you buy the Pro version.
Check out a video tutorial here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR4Rsdgtc0I
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betoNL said:
A couple of original and/or recently adapted animations here :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2037324
Just in case....
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This mod is CleanROM 4.0 compatible !!
If you use/like it don't forget to hit thanks and rate the thread !!
thank u
Awesome thanks for this
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Any other boot animation besides the gear?
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dannydv said:
Any other boot animation besides the gear?
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You can find them all over xda. I just posted it for testing it out its the one I use
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So we just flash the boot4u in recovery, and what about boot animation? Sorry, im just alittle confuse! Just want to make sure i do it right! ! Thanks!
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dannydv said:
So we just flash the boot4u in recovery, and what about boot animation? Sorry, im just alittle confuse! Just want to make sure i do it right! ! Thanks!
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Yes flash the bootanimation4u then flash gears bootanim right after.
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Thanks! Is there a thread where we can dl more boot animations?
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Any screenshot?
Works&looks great. ...very simple. ..and easy to install in TWRP.
Now. ..if we could have the same thing with the shut down animation to install this way...that would be ideal.
Thank you for this..it is sweet.
Mac
Does flashing this effect anything else? Since your flashing partitions?
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RotaryXperiment7 said:
Does flashing this effect anything else? Since your flashing partitions?
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No it only uses busybox to mount system to copy files. It makes it flashable on most devices without using specific blocks. Ie. Mmcblk0p13
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Ok, so this will prevent the boot loop caused by adding bootanimation.zip's manually on samsung devices? (vzw gs3 running aosp).
Does the flash of your mod stick between rom flashes, or flash each time?
I don't thing it belongs to development, since the mod is already known and that's why i already posted something like this on General with both methods (manual and CWM)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35079703#post35079703
IMO
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betoNL said:
I don't thing it belongs to development, since the mod is already known and that's why i already posted something like this on General with both methods (manual and CWM)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35079703#post35079703
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I didnt rename bootanimation to samsungani i changed
it to a script to point to bootanimation. Same result diff method. Just looked at your thread, nice work.
annoyingduck said:
Ok, so this will prevent the boot loop caused by adding bootanimation.zip's manually on samsung devices? (vzw gs3 running aosp).
Does the flash of your mod stick between rom flashes, or flash each time?
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It should though I do not have a vzw gs3 to test it.
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Worked perfectly on my SIII i747, flashed thru CWM. Thanks!:good:
doesn't work for me on my tmo note 2
but then again I havent been able to get any custom boot screens to work at all regardless of manually adding them or using an apk to do it for me...
after flashing bootanimation4u should i see an app in my app tray upon boot up? i don't see an app by that name
I'm using busybox v1.20.2 and it's installed in system/xbin
(i used jrummy's busybox installer app)
seeking said:
doesn't work for me on my tmo note 2
but then again I havent been able to get any custom boot screens to work at all regardless of manually adding them or using an apk to do it for me...
after flashing bootanimation4u should i see an app in my app tray upon boot up? i don't see an app by that name
I'm using busybox v1.20.2 and it's installed in system/xbin
(i used jrummy's busybox installer app)
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No app, what rom are you using and what kernel ? Sounds rom/kernel related this should work with no problems. Is there a file called samsungani and bootanimation in system/bin ? And lastly what does it do when it boots ? Black ? Samsung logo ?
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Works for me, awesome work
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smokin1337 said:
No app, what rom are you using and what kernel ? Sounds rom/kernel related this should work with no problems. Is there a file called samsungani and bootanimation in system/bin ? And lastly what does it do when it boots ? Black ? Samsung logo ?
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Im on Jedi X 7.2. The Kernal is built in, but I believe it's called Sabre
samsungani and bootanimation both exist in system/bin
when it boots I get the note 2 splash screen and then just a black/blank screen till the phone boots up
Hello guys,
I want to change the Andromadus CM10.1 (build 12) bootanimation with the R2D2 bootanimation in this link (http://androidbootanimation.com/category/800x480-boot-animations/page/2/)
I have renominated the stock bootanimation.zip in bootanimation_old.zip and copied the one from the site in /system/media and renominated bootanimation.zip
Although it seems I have done something wrong because when i reboot the phone I get stock "Android" bootanimation in boot. I have read many threads but it seems that apart from sense rom, the procedure is just the same.
Is there anyone that can help sort it out?
Thank you
Use a file explorer (such as ES) select the file's "Properties" and change the Permissions to RW-R-R
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Some bootanimations work for me, and some dont, is it the file problem or what? Both are the same animation, one has the loop section, and I zipped 'em with winrar with store mode, why the loop one doesnt work? I have changed the txt
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TX_Longhorn said:
Use a file explorer (such as ES) select the file's "Properties" and change the Permissions to RW-R-R
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It worked! Thank you very much!
Please can anyone guide me how to do it?
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Haven't seen very many bootlogos here so I thought I'd share one I created.
Just flash it through recovery.
Download:
Mega
Edit: There's also a ton of custom Bootlogo's and bootanimations in the Moto G forum. Both the 2013 moto G and X have the same resolutions so they all work just perfectly on either device.
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My Projects:
Moto X:
- Custom Bootanimations
-Homer Christmas Bootlogo
-Omni Clock to Stock Port
Moto G:
-Homer Christmas Bootlogo
-Omni-Clock to stock Port
Not bad like it.. Do you know how to replace bootanimation on stock rooted 4.4.4
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mac1996 said:
Not bad like it.. Do you know how to replace bootanimation on stock rooted 4.4.4
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I've got a flashable Custom Bootanimation that i posted yesterday here:,
If you don't have custom recovery, or want to do it manually: extract the .zip file and go to system>media and copy the bootanimation.zip file to your phone and then use root explorer to move it to system>media. Then change the permissions to rw-r-r.
That's probably not a very good epxlanation, so here's a guide with pictures that explains it really well
I'll add more custom bootaniomations the next few days in the thread as I create them so keep checking back
Is this working without unlocked phone and root?
Br0NaS said:
Is this working without unlocked phone and root?
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Sadly no, there's no way that I know of moving the files to the system file on the phone without root or a custom recovery.