I just flashed the new renegade rom on my galaxy s6. how do i install custom boot animations? none of the youtube methods have worked for me thus far... any ideas?
Change Boot Animation
astrokid92 said:
I just flashed the new renegade rom on my galaxy s6. how do i install custom boot animations? none of the youtube methods have worked for me thus far... any ideas?
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Did you ever figure out how to change your boot animation? Are you on Renegade ROM for MM? Thanks.
Bricking1 said:
Did you ever figure out how to change your boot animation? Are you on Renegade ROM for MM? Thanks.
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You can change your boot animation through
1)custom recovery ,you'll need a flashable zip version of the boot animation for this
2)root explorer ,get a root explorer and navigate to system folder and find bootanimation.zip and rename/delete it ,then copy the downloaded bootanimation.zip and replace it in the same location,finally set the permissions to r-w
I've tried all of that many times. Those methods do not work for my G925P with Renegade ROM. And I'm told my device uses the QMG boot animation files not the typical bootanimation.zip.
Thanks for the try.
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I've been trying to load a custom boot animation from Rom toolbox. Not having any luck. It has an install option that doesn't seem to work. I've gone into system media file and there are no signs of any bootanimation.zip. I've copied the custom ba into the system bin and replaced the existing file with it and all I managed to do was get a black screen rather than the stock ba. As far as I can tell I have full r/w permissions. Am I going about it wrong or is Rom toolboxes boot animation not compatible with inspire?
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tomahawk13 said:
I've been trying to load a custom boot animation from Rom toolbox. Not having any luck. It has an install option that doesn't seem to work. I've gone into system media file and there are no signs of any bootanimation.zip. I've copied the custom ba into the system bin and replaced the existing file with it and all I managed to do was get a black screen rather than the stock ba. As far as I can tell I have full r/w permissions. Am I going about it wrong or is Rom toolboxes boot animation not compatible with inspire?
Thanks
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After replacing bootanimation.zip are you changing permissions to R/W, R, R? Don't know if it's necessary, but I always do it that way and have never had a problem.
If you don't see bootanimation.zip in /system/media/, do you see it in /system/customize/resource? If so, put it here
Youre the man. I didn't even think to look in there. Thank you
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I'm using rooted samsung galaxy s advance with DDLD4 gingerbread. The custom font instaler from ROM toolbox works but the booranim. doesn't. And where can I get a custom ROM for my phone. Please help.
Posted from my S Advance.
Does anyone know how to change the boot animation on the gingerbread infinity rom? I tried using rom toolbox app to change the boot animation. It succesfully installs it but the animation never changes. Any clues on how to fix it or other methods?
yes you can download a different boot animation and rename it to bootanimation.zip
Then with root explorer move the file to system/media.Replace the original one (remeber to back it up) and just reboot
how to change bootanimation...
thareefer said:
Does anyone know how to change the boot animation on the gingerbread infinity rom? I tried using rom toolbox app to change the boot animation. It succesfully installs it but the animation never changes. Any clues on how to fix it or other methods?
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search in the internet for a bootanimation of your choice (or extract it from another rom)
on your phone go to: system/media/bootanimation.zip,
(rename "bootanimation.zip"to whatever.zip).
now in system/media put the new bootanimation.zip you downloaded,
make sure is .zip and named bootanimation ,reboot your phone Enjoy.
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mrctony said:
search in the internet for a bootanimation of your choice (or extract it from another rom)
on your phone go to: system/media/bootanimation.zip,
(rename "bootanimation.zip"to whatever.zip).
now in system/media put the new bootanimation.zip you downloaded,
make sure is .zip and named bootanimation ,reboot your phone Enjoy.
If I helped it the thanks button please...
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wow copier didnt you see that i have already replied?Kariolh
So I am running CROMI and I want to try some different boot animations. I found a few of them embedded in the ROM zip as zip files themselves. Can I just extract these to a directory and install the directly through TWRP? If not, are there any custom boot animation out there that can be flashed?
Thanks
Jeff
gixxer340 said:
So I am running CROMI and I want to try some different boot animations. I found a few of them embedded in the ROM zip as zip files themselves. Can I just extract these to a directory and install the directly through TWRP?
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Even easier, just copy the bootanimation.zip you want into /data/local.
_that said:
Even easier, just copy the bootanimation.zip you want into /data/local.
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Thanks very much for the tip
Jeff
gixxer340 said:
So I am running CROMI and I want to try some different boot animations. I found a few of them embedded in the ROM zip as zip files themselves. Can I just extract these to a directory and install the directly through TWRP? If not, are there any custom boot animation out there that can be flashed?
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Try the ROM Toolbox Lite app. You need your phone to be rooted (a custom ROM will have your phone already rooted for you), and this app makes it a breeze to install a new boot animation. The app has a collection of boot animations ready to install, or you can make your own and use this app to install it.
I am trying to enable the boot animation on my One Touch Evolve. I have located the bootanimation.zip (custpack/JDR_custres/media), but the animation never happens when I start the phone. Is there something I need to add to the build.prop to get it going? I am running Android 4.1.2
The same for shut down...the animation file is there, but I see no animation.
I even tried putting the bootanimation.zip in the /system/media folder...doesn't work either...
boooooot animation
if your are rooted goto system\media\paste your zip file as bootanimation.zip
and reboot enjoy
pandian8552 said:
if your are rooted goto system\media\paste your zip file as bootanimation.zip
and reboot enjoy
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Thanks for the reply...yes, I'm rooted, but that didn't work either. Is there something with the permissions maybe? When I first got the phone, the original boot animation didn't even work. That's why I was wondering if there was something in the build.prop that told it not to, or maybe there is a line I can add?
Custom Boot Animation
Change the bootanimation that shows AFTER the boot logo.
This has only been tested on the T285, but should work on the T280.
This app does make a backup of the original bootanimation and the bootanimation.zip and stores it on your /sdcard as bootanimation.bak and bootanimation.zip.bak
MAKE SURE YOUR SDCARD IS MOUNTED WHEN YOU GET INTO TWRP or CWM.
(Have NOT tested in CWM as I have TWRP installed).
To change the bootanimation, replace the system/media/bootanimation.zip in the .zip file with your own bootanimatio.zip file.
Remember the Galaxy TAB A (SM-T285) display is 720x1280.
NOTE: The bootanimation.zip MUST NOT be compressed when creating the bootanimation.zip. Under 'compression method' select 'store'.
Steps to install:
- Reboot into recovery
- Select Install from recovery menu
- Select TAB-A-T285-Custom_Bootanimation.zip
- Follow recovery install prompts
- Reboot and enjoy!
If you need a restore script, please contact me or post a message.
Restore Script
Hi,
Thanks for create this. Please provide the restore script.
DirkMare said:
Hi,
Thanks for create this. Please provide the restore script.
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Here ya go!
Let me know if you have any problems with this.
The app assumes you still have the original bootanimation.bak and bootanimation.zip.bak on your sdcard.
gcrutchr said:
Here ya go!
Let me know if you have any problems with this.
The app assumes you still have the original bootanimation.bak and bootanimation.zip.bak on your sdcard.
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Thanks for the quick reply,
For some reason the tablet doesn't want to restore, reinstalling the custom boot animation also doesn't work.
I have the boot splash screen for +/- 30 seconds and then the OS is booted.. No boot animation
What can I do to get the standard Gray Android Boot animation?
DirkMare said:
Thanks for the quick reply,
For some reason the tablet doesn't want to restore, reinstalling the custom boot animation also doesn't work.
I have the boot splash screen for +/- 30 seconds and then the OS is booted.. No boot animation
What can I do to get the standard Gray Android Boot animation?
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Have you installed a custom operating system? If yes, which one?
Do you have the original, saved .bak files on your SDCard?
gcrutchr said:
Have you installed a custom operating system? If yes, which one?
Do you have the original, saved .bak files on your SDCard?
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I installed CM13-XTRM-20170128-UNOFFICIAL-SM285-BETA, from here https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...m-samsung-galaxy-tab-7-0-lte-sm-t285-t3517474
Didn't have SD installed an played around with other versions of bootanimations. Guess I have to reinstall lineage..
Really want to create my own boot animation.. Any tips and/or advise?
DirkMare said:
I installed CM13-XTRM-20170128-UNOFFICIAL-SM285-BETA, from here https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...m-samsung-galaxy-tab-7-0-lte-sm-t285-t3517474
Didn't have SD installed an played around with other versions of bootanimations. Guess I have to reinstall lineage..
Really want to create my own boot animation.. Any tips and/or advise?
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Could be that other bootanimations over-wrote the saved, original bootanimation files.
Original bootanimation files were saved on internal sdcard as *.bak files.
Best way to learn to create a bootanimation is to unzip one and look at the file structure. They are very easy to create. Also, "Google Search" is your friend. You need to make sure you are using a bootanimation (in /system/bin) file that is compatible with the O/S you are using. Otherwise, you will get a blank screen.