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{Guide} Make your own Bootscreen/shutdown animation

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#Ever wondered if you can customize your Android phone's bootscreen just like you customize its theme? Not by downloading a custom bootscreen but by making your own...? Well, now you can.

Just 5 steps and your phone will be flashing your own custom made boot screen. But before we get der, lets have a look at the things you will need:
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Requirements:-
> A video editor ( I use Windows Movie Maker)

> A Video converter which supports Video to JPEG/PNG (I use EM Total Video Converter)

> A photo converter which supports batch converting ( I use PhotoScape ).

> Winrar
> Any video (You can download Video loops here OR here and also here)
> PATIENCE (Very important)

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1) Edit your video (add text, effect etc..) and convert it to JPEG or PNG images (PNG is recommended).
Our Ninja takes around 10 secs to boot. So 300 Images are enough (if you have extra, den delete it. Max 400)




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2) If you have converted the video directly to PNG, then change the resolution of pics to 320x480. If JPEG, then convert the JPEG pics to PNG and change its resolution to 320x480)

(In photoscape>Batch Editor>Add pics>Crop the pics to 320x480 resolution>rename it to follow a series. for eg. Image001, Image002, Image003, Image004 etc.. See the following image)





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3) Now comes the easy task. Rename the folder in which you have all the converted pics from step 2 to "part0" without quotes

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4) Almost there. open notepad and add these lines:

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320 480 29
p 1 0 part0

and save it as "desc.txt".


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5) Last Step. Select both files (part0 folder and desc.txt) and right click>add to archive (Archive should be in zip)
Name it as : bootanimation.zip
Archive format: Zip
Compression method: Store

Ok.


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Testing time. Put the bootanimation.zip file in system/media/(here). Do change the permission to 644.
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On cmd, type these codes (open cmd in .android folder and make sure you have your bootanimation.zip file in dis .android folder)

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adb devices

(when it shows your device)
adb root
adb remount rw
adb push bootanimation.zip system/media/bootanimation.zip
adb shell chmod 644 system/media/bootaniamtion.zip
adb reboot

THATS IT...!!!!
For detailed instruction and step by step guide with all screenshots, download this tutorial (in ppt format) and follow it carefully.

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