Jellybean and Boot Animations - Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Hey everyone, every time I try to change my boot animation it never works and gives me the stock AOSP android screen. It doesn't matter which ROM or boot animation OR method of adding it. I can be in CM10 or paranoid android and it won't work. It can be any animation and it won't work. I can adb push, use ROM toolbox, or copy manually and it won't work. Any help is needed please.
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DERP- it wasn't with the right permissions.
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Changing permission !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've never done that !!!!!!!!!!!!
And, what are right permissions.
Posted from a smartphone which is my Note(memo)Pad thats why everybody says it Galaxy "Note"

bootanimation.zip copy paste to system/media and reboot. That's how I always do it and never had issues.
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Ayush770 said:
Changing permission !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've never done that !!!!!!!!!!!!
And, what are right permissions.
Posted from a smartphone which is my Note(memo)Pad thats why everybody says it Galaxy "Note"
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The same for moving apps to the system. The bootanimation.zip has to be rw-r--r--
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Place the file in /system/media/bootanimation.zip. It will get wiped when performing ROM upgrades. I've read that also placing the file in /data/local/bootanimation.zip will overwrite what's placed in /system/media/bootanimation.zip but I haven't tried it.
BTW, I user ROM Toolbox and AniBoot to download and install boot animations.

netbuzz said:
Place the file in /system/media/bootanimation.zip. It will get wiped when performing ROM upgrades. I've read that also placing the file in /data/local/bootanimation.zip will overwrite what's placed in /system/media/bootanimation.zip but I haven't tried it.
BTW, I user ROM Toolbox and AniBoot to download and install boot animations.
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Yep, putting boot animation.zip in /data/local is much easier and safer. You don't have to bother setting permissions there. It doesn't delete the one in /system/media, it just takes precedence over it. The system looks in /data/local first, and if no boot animation is there it runs the one in /system/media instead.

Thanks guys
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[Bootanimation] Honeycomb Xoom boot animation

HiJust thought i would post this up for everyone to see.. I take no credit.. But it does work on our phones..
All credit to tntdroid from android central forums..
Also Big thanks to irieme for fixing it to work at 480x800, it looks perfect now thx!
bootanimation.zip for adding to system/media or data/local
and CWM flashable zip which will add it to system/media for you...
Make sure you have moved/deleted any other custom boot animation you had on your phone before..
If you want to go back to stock then just delete/move the bootanimation.zip file from the folder you put it in and you will be back at stock.
Simples!
how about posting a video or GIF how it looks ?
SAEVARM3 said:
how about posting a video or GIF how it looks ?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LJrgSC6uh0
Like that but on our phones. ;-)
Also if you don't like it you can always delete the bootanimation.zip and return to samsung default boot screen.
Flash via CWM??????
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Joel1030 said:
Flash via CWM??????
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no copy to system/media or data/local with root explorer..
if you want to flash it with cwm you need to make the update.zip using one you already have.. and replace the file that it was previously used for with the bootanimation.zip in either the system/media folder or data/local.
Make sense?
Works like a charm. Thank you very much-
cba1986 said:
Works like a charm. Thank you very much-
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Looks pretty good huh?
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Yes it does.
This is the first fullscreen-well animated-bootscreen i see.
In fact i reboot the phone a couple of time just to see it
The ratio is slightly off , but heck , it looks GREAT !
Thanks a million
I wonder how long it will take Moto Legal to send a C&D for this as well.
http://phandroid.com/2011/02/24/mot...ution-what-happened-to-developer-cooperation/
gona try this. video looked great
st4rk said:
no copy to system/media or data/local with root explorer..
if you want to flash it with cwm you need to make the update.zip using one you already have.. and replace the file that it was previously used for with the bootanimation.zip in either the system/media folder or data/local.
Make sense?
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Just replaced de bootanim zip in system/media folder and Done!!!!
Looks Great!!!! Thanx for ur help
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Tehpriest said:
I wonder how long it will take Moto Legal to send a C&D for this as well.
http://phandroid.com/2011/02/24/mot...ution-what-happened-to-developer-cooperation/
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Maybe if I edit the title they won't notice?
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cba1986 said:
Yes it does.
This is the first fullscreen-well animated-bootscreen i see.
In fact i reboot the phone a couple of time just to see it
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Haha I have as well!
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St4rk im running on darkys 9.3 beta 3.
I put the zip file in system/media still having the android text from darkys animation.
Do you know if there's something left to delete?
banttu said:
St4rk im running on darkys 9.3 beta 3.
I put the zip file in system/media still having the android text from darkys animation.
Do you know if there's something left to delete?
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He may have put his own one in data/local if you see a bootanimation.zip in there move it to your SD card incase you want to use it again.
Then the honey one in system/media should work hopefully.
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st4rk said:
He may have put his own one in data/local if you see a bootanimation.zip in there move it to your SD card invade you want to use it again.
Then the honey one in system/media should work hopefully.
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In /data/local there's a "tmp" named folder and inside it there's a .lck file.
In /system/media there's also the shutdown animation in a folder, but it shouldn't affect this boot animation I think, or does it?
It's so wonderful !!!
banttu said:
In /data/local there's a "tmp" named folder and inside it there's a .lck file.
In /system/media there's also the shutdown animation in a folder, but it shouldn't affect this boot animation I think, or does it?
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No it won't effect the bootani, ask darkyy in thread or irc support... I don't know how he does it.
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st4rk said:
He may have put his own one in data/local if you see a bootanimation.zip in there move it to your SD card incase you want to use it again.
Then the honey one in system/media should work hopefully.
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banttu said:
In /data/local there's a "tmp" named folder and inside it there's a .lck file.
In /system/media there's also the shutdown animation in a folder, but it shouldn't affect this boot animation I think, or does it?
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Now it works.. it just had something to do with me moving the bootanimation.zip to /system/media in the first place.
Maybe because it didn't replace the excisting file but it renamed itself.
Then I deleted the old bootanimation and renamed the new one.
Now that I deleted all the zip's and then moved the animation, it works perfectly, thanks!

(Q)>_< Deleted bootanimation.zip.....how can i get it back?

So I was screwing around trying to push a boot animation, deleted the bootanimation.zip in system/media and now all I have is the android boot ani.
Anyone know where I can find the bootanimation.zip from system/media, so I can at least flash boot animations again?
Thanks
It'll be in the install zip for whichever ROM you're currently using. Same place /system/media/.
epic4GEE said:
So I was screwing around trying to push a boot animation, deleted the bootanimation.zip in system/media and now all I have is the android boot ani.
Anyone know where I can find the bootanimation.zip from system/media, so I can at least flash boot animations again?
Thanks
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p3dr0maz said:
It'll be in the install zip for whichever ROM you're currently using. Same place /system/media/.
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I tried that and also tried one from a theme, no go. In the end I flashed the hc2.0 theme again and that fixed me right up.

Disabling Start Up and Shut Down Animations

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This is how i replaced the tmobile start up and shutdown animations with international version's
Using root explorer or es file manger, navigate to system/media and rename bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg to something else. Then download one of the custom roms from dev section like freegs3 and unzip it. Navigate to same folder in the unzip and copy bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg to your phone.
Repeat the same for system/media/video/shutdown/shutdown.qmg
Thank me if i helped!
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rakeshchn said:
This is how i replaced the tmobile start up and shutdown animations with international version's
Using root explorer or es file manger, navigate to system/media and rename bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg to something else. Then download one of the custom roms from dev section like freegs3 and unzip it. Navigate to same folder in the unzip and copy bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg to your phone.
Repeat the same for system/media/video/shutdown/shutdown.qmg
Thank me if i helped!
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He wants to remove them tho, just rename the .qmg files to have .bak at the end. This will stop them from being used and will still be there to rename if you decide you want them back.
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I'm about to do this but I want to be sure it won't cause a boot hang since it will try to look for the files. I'm not rooted and don't have a back up.
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aznmode said:
I'm about to do this but I want to be sure it won't cause a boot hang since it will try to look for the files. I'm not rooted and don't have a back up.
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A boot hang? lol
I think you mean boot loop, you'll be fine dude. Always make a backup before doing anything.
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KillaHurtz said:
A boot hang? lol
I think you mean boot loop, you'll be fine dude. Always make a backup before doing anything.
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I did mean boot hang where after the Samsung logo it just turns to black screen and that's it. No bootloops. It happened to me on my sprint s3 trying to modify build.prop. I haven't rooted my tmo s3 yet though so i don't have a way of backing up yet.
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Anyways I just tried what I recommended and it works.
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KillaHurtz said:
Anyways I just tried what I recommended and it works.
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It works to remove the animation but it does not work to disable to annoying sound.
gordonzhao said:
It works to remove the animation but it does not work to disable to annoying sound.
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Use Root Explorer and enable R/W to edit system files.
/system/media/audio/ui
poweron.ogg
poweroff.ogg
Just rename those two files by adding a .bak to the end of each one. When the system searches for it at boot or shut down it won't find them since you renamed them. You'll now have a quiet boot and shut down.
If you are paranoid about the system just not finding the file then you can always use the attached file here which I created that's basically a very short silence for the system to play. Also has the backups of the original sounds too. Make sure to pay attention to the permissions and set them (long pressing each file and choosing permissions After you put them into their designated system folder) exactly as the included picture in the zip shows you. That's it.
the-Mike_D said:
Use Root Explorer and enable R/W to edit system files.
/system/media/audio/ui
poweron.ogg
poweroff.ogg
Just rename those two files by adding a .bak to the end of each one. When the system searches for it at boot or shut down it won't find them since you renamed them. You'll now have a quiet boot and shut down.
If you are paranoid about the system just not finding the file then you can always use the attached file here which I created that's basically a very short silence for the system to play. Also has the backups of the original sounds too. Make sure to pay attention to the permissions and set them (long pressing each file and choosing permissions After you put them into their designated system folder) exactly as the included picture in the zip shows you. That's it.
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That's exactly what was missing thanks Mike. I don't mind the animation so much the sound is more of what I mind, being very loud in case I forget to turn the phone in mute.
Edit: I just went and changed the extensions to .bak and there are 3 filed total.
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gordonzhao said:
That's exactly what was missing thanks Mike. I don't mind the animation so much the sound is more of what I mind, being very loud in case I forget to turn the phone in mute.
Edit: I just went and changed the extensions to .bak and there are 3 filed total.
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Np, just sharing what I've learned from others. You're welcome.
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So this all makes sence thanks for the help so far. I'd like to actually replace the bootanimation with a bootanimation.zip that someone made a while back. i renames the two files in system/media, copied the bootanimation.zip into same dir and its not just nothing.
rakeshchn said:
This is how i replaced the tmobile start up and shutdown animations with international version's
Using root explorer or es file manger, navigate to system/media and rename bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg to something else. Then download one of the custom roms from dev section like freegs3 and unzip it. Navigate to same folder in the unzip and copy bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg to your phone.
Repeat the same for system/media/video/shutdown/shutdown.qmg
Thank me if i helped!
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Do you happen to have a link to the SGS3 international versions start up and shutdown animations? Thanks!
quailallstar said:
Do you happen to have a link to the SGS3 international versions start up and shutdown animations? Thanks!
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I'm using free gs3 they have it in their rom if you want to download that and flash.
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Change boot animation on LG Optimus G

Hi All,
Here's how to change the boot animation for the device. Do at your own risk. I've attached the Cyanogenmod boot animation for starters.
Boot Animation
1. Using your file manager browse to system > media
2. You will see a file called bootanimation.zip and varients. Rename it to bootanimation.bak and add .bak to all the others as well.
3. Browse to your sdcard to the location of your new boot animation
4. Rename your new boot animation to bootanimation.zip if it isn't already
5. Copy the new boot animation to system > media
6. Give the new boot animate all the permissions.
7. Reboot and Enjoy
Cyanogenmod boot animation
Anyone tried it out yet?
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There's a few apps in the market that have a bunch of boot animation options. They're all sort of consolidated, I wonder if they're safe
Do you have to be rooted or unlocked to attempt?
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You will have to be rooted, not sure about unlocked. I"m guessing OP didn't actually bother to look at the files though. There are 3 boot animations in the folder. Assuming you are on sprint, you can delete bootanimation_boost.zip. The bootanimation.zip runs before the bootanimation_sprint.zip runs. I don't know if deleting one would cause it to revert to running the other one twice or longer but it probably wouldn't hurt anything to test. The bootanimation.zip is the LG logo animation and the bootanimation_sprint.zip is the sprint logo animation. I would guess that you could customize each of these if you gave them the same name, or maybe if you deleted the sprint one, the other bootanimation.zip would run longer. I don't have time to test it now...
Are the third party boot animation apps safe?
sheek360 said:
Are the third party boot animation apps safe?
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If by safe you mean it won't brick it, then yes they are. They should work too.
Thanks, will attempt after root. Haven't had time to do jack squat yet.
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Tried a few of those boot animation switchers. No dice
Just fyi for anyone who tried flash this, it isn't flashable, it just contains all the different dimensions.
Ok so I see the boost file. The sprint file. And the regular one. I changed it to .Bak and pasted the new one. But no dice
This will not work for the sprint att and boost versions i will use sprint for example...
You're mostly right however if you on one of the named providers above you must rename the old boot animation from bootanimation_sprint.zip to
bootanimation_sprint.bak then rename the file bootanimation.zip to bootanimation_sprint.zip i did this to restore the stock lg boot animation that was in there already i don't see why this would not work with other boot animation files
Enjoy
AdriVelazquez said:
Hi All,
Here's how to change the boot animation for the device. Do at your own risk. I've attached the Cyanogenmod boot animation for starters.
Boot Animation
1. Using your file manager browse to system > media
2. You will see a file called bootanimation.zip. Rename it to bootanimation.bak
3. Browse to your sdcard to the location of your new boot animation
4. Rename your new boot animation to bootanimation.zip if it isn't already
5. Copy the new boot animation to system > media
6. Reboot and Enjoy
Cyanogenmod boot animation
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The "boot animations" application from play store works perfectly if you change "install location" in preferences to system/media and the preset file name in preferences to "bootanimation_sprint.zip". You can then just click install on any animation you like.
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I cannot get that cyanogen animation to work though
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Not working for me, for whatever reason. Trying to use my own boot animation, and all I get is a black screen.This is my animation if perhaps you want to test if I've done something wrong. All I did was rename the bootanimation_sprint.zip into .bak and place that file in there instead. It should work, but it isn't.
just loaded yours up and just got a black screen, so i think its the actual animation thats messed up
I cannot get it to work either
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Hmm, guess I'll look into why the animation isn't working. Even made it from scratch and then using boot animation factory.
Epic has a guide that works better.
Also, to make it work you need to change the permissions of the new file.
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AdriVelazquez said:
Epic has a guide that works better.
Also, to make it work you need to change the permissions of the new file.
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Tried it with his guide and changed the permissions as well. I'm able to get stock JB to load on mine, it's just my boot animation that fails to work for some reason. I recreated it again from scratch and still don't really know what's wrong with it. Using 8bit color, stock compression, everything seems just fine; and yet it isn't. Maybe I'll take this up to the boot animation tutorial thread to see if anyone there can help me.
Edit: Nevermind, it was something extremely trivial that I should have noticed that just slipped by me. The folder name had a space in it, which pretty much made it useless. Fixed by removing the spaces.

[XS][ROOT][29/11/2012] BIOS Boot animation!!!

Hello guys,
I haven't found BIOS boot animation for Sony Xperia S so I made one.
ROOT NEEDED!
How to install using Root Explorer:
Download the bootanimation.zip
Using Root Explorer, copy bootanimation.zip to /system/media ** Delete what is there. **
Reboot
Enjoy
http://p1.picstore.eu/rwsOC.png
OR you can flash the BIOS-bootanimation(flashable zip).zip into recovery.
Preview:
http://p1.picstore.eu/droid4ever.gif
Look nice and vintage, thanks!
I can't get this working
Renamed to bootanimation.zip, tried it in both locations, even in both at the same time, no joy. Even tried changing permissions, still no joy :'(
I just get a blank screen.
Are you sure the resolution is right?
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I will make a flashable zip.
I hope it will work.
Mod for X-ion
Hi!
Mod for X-ion
i need boot with sound for X-ion yes?
rErEaT said:
I will make a flashable zip.
I hope it will work.
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Hope so, I still think it might have something to do with resolution? I've changed bootanimations before by just pasting it into system/media, and they've always worked, unless res is wrong.
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rErEaT said:
Hello guys,
I haven't found BIOS boot animation for Sony Xperia S so I made one.
ROOT NEEDED!
How to Install Using Root Explorer
1. Download the boot animation file
2. Rename to bootanimation.zip
3.
a, Using Root Explorer, copy bootanimation.zip to /data/local
** This folder may appear empty if this is your first new bootanimation.**
b, or Using Root Explorer, copy bootanimation.zip to /system/media
** Delete what is there. **
If you want to hear, copy android_audio.mp3 to /system/media
4. Reboot
5. Enjoy
Preview:
http://p1.picstore.eu/droid4ever.gif
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Not Working For Me Too..
Blank Screen Issue
I'm sorry.
fixed black screen.
Updated links.
Again please tell me if it isn't work now.
Trying Again..
Let C If It Works.
EDIT; Working Like A Charm.!!!!!
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Yep, working!
Out of curiosity,what dud you change?
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Working
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mayby xperia t ?

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