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Bootanimations that look good on Galaxy Nexus

I did not create these, unless stated. What I did was to try them out, modify resolution and see if they look good or bad or work at all.
All of the attachments have resolution already changed for Galaxy Nexus.
Installation is as usual: rename to Bootanimation.zip, then copy into /Data/Local
You can preview them on the phone: open terminal, enter su, enter bootanimation and press enter. NOTE: To exit the animation you need to press CTRL+C on bluetooth or USB keyboard, so connect it before executing bootanimation command.
You can also preview Bootanimations on PC with BootAnimationPreview
So here we go:
This one was found on XDA Forum here
It looks nice when upscaled to high res. The attachment name is: desirehd-bios-boot_yazayad.zip
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This is Fireplace which I created myself:
This one is also found on XDA here, it's called AndroidParticles1:

AWESOME
WOW!!
Heeps cool boot animations but for now im going to use the stock boot.

Theres a whole sticky on Bootanimations if you wish to change it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1364044

That particle one is sooo dope!

[App][Total Commander]

For all of us who are using it on PC (and missing it on android )
It's still on beta and not yet available on Google Play but, as far as i'm used it, it's fully operational and functional. Good thing is that it never ever asked for superuser privileges but it can do whatever you want with system files so...
you can download it at http://www.ghisler.com/android.htm and bellow are some screenshots that show/prove it's functionality
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P.S. It does looks a bit confusing at first sight (like it's predecessor on PC at first look long, long time ago...) but after few finger hits over the screen it gets very logical and practical so give it a shot

How about remount /system to RW?

pvltlnv said:
How about remount /system to RW?
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Full.
First, while you are in system folder, hit last green button in main menu:
then hit the R button:
and there you go:
As i understood on the TC forums there is will of author to make that R button permanent part of main menu but with this way it stays open down there untill you choose to disable it so it's fine like this too

Final 1.01 version out, now also available on playstore:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ghisler.android.TotalCommander
and ,best of all, it's free

Thanks man for a wonder app.

[Bootanimation] Another Jelly Bean Bootanimation (not the Google one)

Hey there guys.
Have made a bootanimation out of this YouTube-Video by Phymec.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKwFwPOYr5c
Unfortunately it does not play as smooth as it should, I guess it's just too big.
Maybe someone of you can tweak this a little, I tried but it didn't work.
So heres the unsmooth laggy version (45mb):
http://www.multiupload.nl/O7UN5LH7TY
All credits to Phymec for providing the animation in the first place.

Here goes another one.
Like that more than the other ^^
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Galaxy S2 Version (480*800): http://www.multiupload.nl/3TVRSXQDXV
Galaxy Note Version (800*1280)
30mb: http://www.multiupload.nl/ZDXTVIG6CD
24mb untested: http://www.multiupload.nl/936XM2FCQ0

45mb? LOL it's not big, it's huge!
I'm downloading to try if it can be compressed. If it is, I'll let you know.

I like the second one, do you think you would be able to make it for the gNote. When it edit the desc.txt to fit my screen, it becomes slightly distorted/pixelated
Handwritten by my AOKP'd up Desire HD & Note

Made a 800*1280 version, am trying to make it a little smaller, the original version is about 30mb atm.
Will upload both since I don't know if the compressed one will work.
The 30mb uncompressed version is attached to the 2. post.

[BootAnimation] Can someone resize this please?

Hey everyone. Sorry but i don't know bootanimations.
Anyone mind porting this Sonic boot animation for our screens? Thank you in advance.
PM me if i don't reply the thread once its done

Bump... I need this done please!

clark44 said:
Bump... I need this done please!
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I just looked at it. It's very low resolution (270x480). Would look like crap when scaled up to 720p (720x1280). Also, your zip was in the form of a clockworkmod script, which won't work across all devices (and roms) due to the way samsung changed the bootanimation stuff.
But, FWIW, I "ported" just the bootanimation.zip to 720x1280, and fixed the infinite bootloop bug for the S3 by restricting the last part to 8 loops (~4 seconds):
sega_sonic_720x1280_bootanimation.zip
I converted the mp3 to ogg and put it in /system/media/audio/ui/PowerOn.ogg which is the name samsung's /system/bin/samsungpowersoundplay looks for, but, it plays AFTER the bootanimation finishes, so that's pointless. Here's the file anyway:
sega_sonic_PowerOn.ogg
Worked fine here, but it's not my thing.
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1200x1920 Boot Animations Using Bootloader Graphics

These are flashable zips.
Always make backups before you flash anything!
These are boot animations that I made using images straight from the Nexus 7 bootloader. To see how I got these pixel for pixel images, please see my thread: The Google Splash Screen & Bootloader Graphics.
I have included a script that will uninstall the bootanimation if you flash it twice. My script also installs the bootanimation into /data/local/ instead of /system/media/ for a couple of reasons:
The /data/local/ bootanimation is checked for first, and if present, it is played
The bootanimation will persist through ROM updates unless you wipe your user data.
Not that this matters because it is a Nexus, but you don't need root to write to /data
If you are using your device now, you can view them in YouTube, and fullscreen it to get a better idea as to how they will look. The Gifs don't look that good. All of these are full resolution 1200x1920!
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Awesome work ty , I'm really digging the first one. Flashed and all is well.