- Nov 27, 2010
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you can make your own boot animations. for example, i wanted my boot animation to be my kid playing.
I use a video converter to convert my video file to .png. I unzipped the any boot animation file to a folder.
I deleted all the .png files in the part0 folder.
I did not modify the desc.txt file.
Then I copied the now converted .png files that were my video into part0 folder.
Finally, highlight both the part0 folder and desc.txt file and using winrar, select add to archive.
Select zip as the archive format, and the compression method needs to be store.
It will now create your bootanimation.zip file.
Copy bootanimation.zip into the
c:\android\tools folder (depending on what you name your android SDK folder) Now open command prompt,
cd android\tools and press enter
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
if that does not work try
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
adb reboot.
you should now have your own personal custom boot animation.
I use a video converter to convert my video file to .png. I unzipped the any boot animation file to a folder.
I deleted all the .png files in the part0 folder.
I did not modify the desc.txt file.
Then I copied the now converted .png files that were my video into part0 folder.
Finally, highlight both the part0 folder and desc.txt file and using winrar, select add to archive.
Select zip as the archive format, and the compression method needs to be store.
It will now create your bootanimation.zip file.
Copy bootanimation.zip into the
c:\android\tools folder (depending on what you name your android SDK folder) Now open command prompt,
cd android\tools and press enter
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
if that does not work try
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
adb reboot.
you should now have your own personal custom boot animation.