**You need to be rooted for this to work and have s-off
Things you'll need:
Process:
1. Obtain/create a 480x800 .bmp file
2. Download the nbimg HTC splash screen tool
3. Download android-info.txt file
4. Place your splash1.bmp in the same place as nbimg
5. cd into the path of the nbimg folder
6. Path to nbimg and convert splash1.bmp
7. Create splash1.img
8. Create PC36IMG.zip
9. Install PC36IMG.zip
1. Obtain/create a 480x800 .bmp file:
First you'll need a 480x800 image. Whether you use Photoshop, gimp, or some other photo editing program, you'll need to save the image as a 480x800 .bmp file. (Make sure you're saving it as 24 bit RGB color bitmap)
If you're not going to create it from scratch and you've found an image you'd like to use, just crop the image to 480x800. Resizing it will distort it, so it's better to just crop. Once you've got it to 480x800 find a way to convert/save it as a .bmp file.
Make sure to initially save the .bmp file as 'splash1.bmp' or you can just rename it.
2. Download the nbimg HTC splash screen tool:
The nbimg tool converts a .bmp file into a .nb file. Download the right version for your OS above. Extract it to somewhere you will know where it is. I suggest creating a whole new folder and placing it there. I created a 'nbimg' folder and placed nbimg in it.
3. Download android-info.txt file:
Download android-info.txt file above and place it in the same folder as the nbimg you downloaded earlier.
4. Place your splash1.bmp in the same place as nbimg:
Place the 480x800 .bmp file (named splash1.bmp) you made earlier into the same folder as nbimg.
5. cd into the path of the nbimg folder:
Open up a command prompt. cd to the path of the nbimg folder or wherever the nbimg tool is.
6. Path to nbimg and convert splash1.bmp:
Now path to the actual nbimg tool, but don't press enter. Type -F splash1.bmp -w 480 -h 800 then you can press enter.
It should've created a new file called 'splash1.bmp.nb' and placed it in the same folder as nbimg.
7. Create splash1.img:
Now just rename 'splash1.bmp.nb' to 'splash1.img'
8. Create PC36IMG.zip:
Now select 'android-info.txt' and 'splash1.img' and compress them into a .zip file.
Now just rename the .zip to 'PC36IMG.zip'
Congratulations! Now you just have to install it.
9. Install PC36IMG.zip:
Put 'PC36IMG.zip' onto the root of your sd card. (Make sure there isn't any other 'PC36IMG.zip' files there. If there is replace them with this one)
Next, power off your phone. Boot into bootloader by holding down the power and volume down buttons. Let it check for updates. Once it's done, it should ask you if you want to install the update. Select yes. Let it do it's thing and select yes to reboot your phone. You should then see your new splash screen!
Enjoy!
Thanks to:
'pof' @ XDA for creating the nbimg tool
'romracer' @ XDA for compiling a mac version of the nbimg tool
'maco designs' for stock evo splash screen
Things you'll need:
- Any program that will let you create or edit images and save them as .bmp files.
- nbimg HTC splash screen tool [Windows Download] | [Mac OS 10.5 Download] | [Linux Download]
note: the Mac OS 10.5 Download was compiled in Mac OS 10.5 It may not work with Mac OS 10.6 and above. - Something that will allow you to create a .zip file.
- This txt file (android-info.txt)
- Stock EVO splash screen (Just incase you want it back)
Process:
1. Obtain/create a 480x800 .bmp file
2. Download the nbimg HTC splash screen tool
3. Download android-info.txt file
4. Place your splash1.bmp in the same place as nbimg
5. cd into the path of the nbimg folder
6. Path to nbimg and convert splash1.bmp
7. Create splash1.img
8. Create PC36IMG.zip
9. Install PC36IMG.zip
1. Obtain/create a 480x800 .bmp file:
First you'll need a 480x800 image. Whether you use Photoshop, gimp, or some other photo editing program, you'll need to save the image as a 480x800 .bmp file. (Make sure you're saving it as 24 bit RGB color bitmap)
If you're not going to create it from scratch and you've found an image you'd like to use, just crop the image to 480x800. Resizing it will distort it, so it's better to just crop. Once you've got it to 480x800 find a way to convert/save it as a .bmp file.
Make sure to initially save the .bmp file as 'splash1.bmp' or you can just rename it.
2. Download the nbimg HTC splash screen tool:
The nbimg tool converts a .bmp file into a .nb file. Download the right version for your OS above. Extract it to somewhere you will know where it is. I suggest creating a whole new folder and placing it there. I created a 'nbimg' folder and placed nbimg in it.

3. Download android-info.txt file:
Download android-info.txt file above and place it in the same folder as the nbimg you downloaded earlier.

4. Place your splash1.bmp in the same place as nbimg:
Place the 480x800 .bmp file (named splash1.bmp) you made earlier into the same folder as nbimg.

5. cd into the path of the nbimg folder:
Open up a command prompt. cd to the path of the nbimg folder or wherever the nbimg tool is.

6. Path to nbimg and convert splash1.bmp:
Now path to the actual nbimg tool, but don't press enter. Type -F splash1.bmp -w 480 -h 800 then you can press enter.

It should've created a new file called 'splash1.bmp.nb' and placed it in the same folder as nbimg.

7. Create splash1.img:
Now just rename 'splash1.bmp.nb' to 'splash1.img'

8. Create PC36IMG.zip:
Now select 'android-info.txt' and 'splash1.img' and compress them into a .zip file.

Now just rename the .zip to 'PC36IMG.zip'

Congratulations! Now you just have to install it.
9. Install PC36IMG.zip:
Put 'PC36IMG.zip' onto the root of your sd card. (Make sure there isn't any other 'PC36IMG.zip' files there. If there is replace them with this one)
Next, power off your phone. Boot into bootloader by holding down the power and volume down buttons. Let it check for updates. Once it's done, it should ask you if you want to install the update. Select yes. Let it do it's thing and select yes to reboot your phone. You should then see your new splash screen!
Enjoy!
Thanks to:
'pof' @ XDA for creating the nbimg tool
'romracer' @ XDA for compiling a mac version of the nbimg tool
'maco designs' for stock evo splash screen