Hi
Today i'm sharing with you all about Galaxy S (Without mention i9000) for your Galaxy W
See attachment photos for your confirmation and download zip file and also I attach a Sound file ( i personally like this).
So
Download & Install Root Explorer (Here it is)
Download attached bootanimation.zip File and boot_audio.mp3 file and paste into your SD Card.
Extract your boot_audio.zip file and only copy boot_audio.mp3 file (zip file not required)
Now open Root Explorer > Mount Root
Copy your original boot animation file to your backup folder (follow >> system/media/bootanimation.zip)
Now copy your downloaded bootanimation.zip file and paste into system/media folder and Set permission
Copy your download mp3 file named boot_audio.mp3 and paste into system/media folder and set permission
Note: Boot Sound file only work in Indroid RemICS, Digital AOKP, MIUI & Milestone... Not working in CM B1/2
Reboot and Enjoy.
Doesn't work properly with mine cuz the screen show way too big!
via satelite
Its awesome.
Finally i know how to make a bootscreen with audio.
Thx dude
This Is a boot animation QMG files. This requires root and root explorer. copy the folder to "system-media" change permissions to RW-R-R for both
Be sure to copy stock files and keep them some place safe encase you need to go back to them. I am not sure if this is in the corrent place but its my first upload I made this because i looked all over for it and could not find it so if its out there I havent seen it. The photos are not mine i just compiled them in to QMG for the boot animation. Hope this helps for anyone who is looking for this that will fit on the GSIII
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Hi, Many of you curious about changing boot animation in samsung mobile. You know samsung uses qmg like boot animations. So it is complex to create own boot animation than creating zip boot animation.In this tutorial I have replaced the qmg files with zip boot animations.
I have tested on my Samsung Galaxy Core Prime. It should work on any Samsung Kitkat Variants mobile. Please test and report here.
Please make a NANDROID BACKUP before modifying the system files
For that just download the files from here and place it right folder and set the PERMISSIONS.
1. Place this file in system/bin folder and set the permission -rwxr-xr-x (See other files permissions system/bin folder)
Please note it disables qmg boot animations and enable zip boot animations.
[[ https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3-NCstEO255cVM1b0xpejd3Nmc/view?usp=docslist_api ]]
2. Download the bootanimation.zip and place it system/media folder and set the permission -rw-r--r-- (see other files permissions in system/media folder)
[[ https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3-NCstEO255VktzQU9MTGlSRVU/view?usp=docslist_api ]]
Or you can download any custom zip boot animations. Just google and download and place them in right place
3. To change boot sound just create a ogg file naming PowerOn.ogg (don't much than 20s) and place it in system/media/audio/ui and set permissions -rw-r--r-- (see other files' permission in the same folder)
To disable boot sound rename the PowerOn.ogg file as you wish like PowerOn.ogg.bak
Here the screen shots for the permissions
DISCLAIMER: I am not responsible for any damage of your phone during operation. Use it at your own risk. I will laugh at you if you complain for the damage of your phone.
Learn how to create boot animation without PC
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/tutorial-create-custom-boot-animation-t3398058/page1
Don't forget to hit thumb up button:laugh:
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Nice. But I already change my bootanimation with Cyanogenmod 10 qmg files.
JustFrame said:
Nice. But I already change my bootanimation with Cyanogenmod 10 qmg files.
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I have disable the qmg files so that device now can support zip like boot animations which is very easy to create. so I did this. You can also download a massive zip boot animations
dRbXDA said:
I have disable the qmg files so that device now can support zip like boot animations which is very easy to create. so I did this. You can also download a massive zip boot animations
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Well, then thankyou.
good work bro
adamh.ayyad said:
good work bro
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thanks :good:
Try this two Cyanogenmod 10 and 11 boot animation.
@JustFrame! are these working booot animation?
dRbXDA said:
@JustFrame! are these working booot animation?
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Yes. It has a second zip. Open it and extract and rename it to bootanimation then move to system/media. Permissions 0644.
Ok. Thanks
It doesnt showing permissions
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good work.thanks.?
@nandunani007 Go to file properties, then see permission and change. Make sure you have given root permission to the ES File Explorer and Root browsing mode enabled. You can use any root browser.
try this marshmallow bootanimation.Flash it with TWRP or CWM.[emoji13]
marshmallow-_animation-flashable-480p.zip - 3.6 MB
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Didnt seem to work for my Core Prime LTE VE
ShinyMK said:
Didnt seem to work for my Core Prime LTE VE
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Have u set permissions?
itsmedRb said:
Hi, Many of you curious about changing boot animation in samsung mobile. You know samsung uses qmg like boot animations. So it is complex to create own boot animation than creating zip boot animation.In this tutorial I have replaced the qmg files with zip boot animations.
I have tested on my Samsung Galaxy Core Prime. It should work on any Samsung Kitkat Variants mobile. Please test and report here.
Please make a NANDROID BACKUP before modifying the system files
For that just download the files from here and place it right folder and set the PERMISSIONS.
1. Place this file in system/bin folder and set the permission -rwxr-xr-x (See other files permissions system/bin folder)
Please note it disables qmg boot animations and enable zip boot animations.
[[ https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3-NCstEO255cVM1b0xpejd3Nmc/view?usp=docslist_api ]]
2. Download the bootanimation.zip and place it system/media folder and set the permission -rw-r--r-- (see other files permissions in system/media folder)
[[ https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3-NCstEO255VktzQU9MTGlSRVU/view?usp=docslist_api ]]
Or you can download any custom zip boot animations. Just google and download and place them in right place
3. To change boot sound just create a ogg file naming PowerOn.ogg (don't much than 20s) and place it in system/media/audio/ui and set permissions -rw-r--r-- (see other files' permission in the same folder)
To disable boot sound rename the PowerOn.ogg file as you wish like PowerOn.ogg.bak
Here the screen shots for the permissions
DISCLAIMER: I am not responsible for any damage of your phone during operation. Use it at your own risk. I will laugh at you if you complain for the damage of your phone.
Learn how to create boot animation without PC
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/tutorial-create-custom-boot-animation-t3398058/page1
Don't forget to hit thumb up button[emoji23]
:good::good::good::good::good::good::good:
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Guys i have galaxy j1 ace and i tried to install a custom boot animation but nothing changed [emoji49] and i cant find the file in sys/media .. so do you have any idea !
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poka17 said:
Guys i have galaxy j1 ace and i tried to install a custom boot animation but nothing changed [emoji49] and i cant find the file in sys/media .. so do you have any idea !
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you have to root your phone. Now browse using root browser
itsmedRb said:
you have to root your phone. Now browse using root browser
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Thank u but I have root and custom recovery "twrp" and i used a root explorer but there is no file called ''bootanimtion'' in system/media and when i use any bootanimation app nothing change !!
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poka17 said:
Thank u but I have root and custom recovery "twrp" and i used a root explorer but there is no file called ''bootanimtion'' in system/media and when i use any bootanimation app nothing change !!
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Pls note. In samsung zip animations are not supported. They are placed in system/media in the name of samsungboot.qmg blah blah. If you want to replaced the qmg bootanimation with zip bootanimation you have to read the whole the thread pls. Again. I am busy in studies now. So I can not make a video for you. Anyway In this thread just change your bootanimation with custom zip animation.
If you want to change bootanimation (qmg format) (mine trick is zip bootanimation on samsung device which is easy to create). Follow this thread : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2611682
Hope u understand qmg & zip like bootanimations
Hi,
Today I am sharing these awesome Pixel bootanimations for TouchWiz based roms by @jayantraj . I tested it on On7 and Stock rom and it worked perfectly. These are QMG formats so you can easily copy them to /media folder without installing anything.
---Instructions---
• Make a backup of your current boot animation in case somethng gets wrong. These are the files :-
*bootsamsung.qmg
*bootsamsungloop.qmg
*shutdown.qmg
•Using any root explorers (like ES, ZArchiver or Root Explorer) unzip the downloaded files and copy them to /system/media
[IMPORTANT - MAKE SURE.TO GIVE THEM THE CORRECT PERMISSION]
•Reboot and you should see your new boot animation
I included two versions of this bootanimation. One is black colored and one is white.
Included gif in attachment for preview
RESERVED
Sent from my Samsung SM-G530H using XDA Labs
tasnim_tamim said:
Hi,
Today I am sharing these awesome Pixel bootanimations for TouchWiz based roms by @jayantraj . I tested it on On7 and Stock rom and it worked perfectly. These are QMG formats so you can easily copy them to /media folder without installing anything.
---Instructions---
• Make a backup of your current boot animation in case somethng gets wrong. These are the files :-
*bootsamsung.qmg
*bootsamsungloop.qmg
*shutdown.qmg
•Using any root explorers (like ES, ZArchiver or Root Explorer) unzip the downloaded files and copy them to /system/media
[IMPORTANT - MAKE SURE.TO GIVE THEM THE CORRECT PERMISSION]
•Reboot and you should see your new boot animation
I included two versions of this bootanimation. One is black colored and one is white.
Included gif in attachment for preview
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Weldone! How do i grant the required permissions and how do i backup original boot animation? Is there a way to make system choose random boot animation?
danbaba said:
Weldone! How do i grant the required permissions and how do i backup original boot animation? Is there a way to make system choose random boot animation?
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Backup - just copy your current/default boot animation that is located on /system/media to any location in your SD card.
Permission - After copying over your boot animation hold all of the files and and tap on permission and tick them like this
rwx rw- rw- or 766. If you find it confusing just look at the screenshot below.
Random boot animation... Not sure? :silly:
tasnim_tamim said:
Hi,
Today I am sharing these awesome Pixel bootanimations for TouchWiz based roms by @jayantraj . I tested it on On7 and Stock rom and it worked perfectly. These are QMG formats so you can easily copy them to /media folder without installing anything.
---Instructions---
• Make a backup of your current boot animation in case somethng gets wrong. These are the files :-
*bootsamsung.qmg
*bootsamsungloop.qmg
*shutdown.qmg
•Using any root explorers (like ES, ZArchiver or Root Explorer) unzip the downloaded files and copy them to /system/media
[IMPORTANT - MAKE SURE.TO GIVE THEM THE CORRECT PERMISSION]
•Reboot and you should see your new boot animation
I included two versions of this bootanimation. One is black colored and one is white.
Included gif in attachment for preview
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Where are the QMG Files?
I've successfully created a QMG version of the Droid Razr M's boot animation using Samsung Theme Designer. It runs smoothly and doesn't lag. I'd like to thank XDA member @Nonta72 for creating a guide on how to convert zip files to qmg for noobs like me
***Requirements***
Backup of your stock boot animations just in case the new one doesn't work
Rooted device
File Explorer (Make sure that you've given it proper root permissions)
***Instructions***
Step 1: Download the attached zip below and extract it to your SD card (or your device storage).
Step 2: Go to your file explorer app and navigate to /system/media, scroll down and you should see three QMG files: bootsamsung.qmg, bootsamsungloop.qmg, and shutdown.qmg. Delete them after you've backed them up.
Step 3: In your file explorer app copy both of the extracted bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg files from your SD card/device storage and then navigate to /system/media. Paste both of these files in this location. Warning! Your phone will boot loop if you don't use the bootsamsungloop.qmg file!
Step 4: While in the file explorer go back to your SD card/device storage and copy the PowerOn.ogg sound file. Put this in /system/media/audio/ui.
Step 5: Reboot your phone. The Droid Razr boot animation should play as normal. If it doesn't check to make sure that you've followed the above instructions and try again, and post here if you need help with anything.
need help
Hello, i tried out a custom boot animation for my smg-361f and i forgot to back up my old animation and the new dident work, so can some one share the original boot animation
thx.
karolis20041 said:
Hello, i tried out a custom boot animation for my smg-361f and i forgot to back up my old animation and the new dident work, so can some one share the original boot animation
thx.
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Here's the stock animation. Which version of the Galaxy Core Prime do you have? Did you delete the old qmg files before you put the new qmg files in /system/media?
Sent from my SM-G360P