[alok9shm]

@dmaxx did you read this?
I hope it answers your query.

Spoiler:

can you please tell me just, which resolution gif must be?

You don't need to worry about the resolution. Use the resolution of your device screen.

or you can specify the resolution in the desc.txt file [descriptor file that stores the resolution/size/framerate/no. of loops etc]

An example of desc.txt file:

480 640 30
p 1 0 part0
p 0 10 part1

Line 1: stores the current resolution of the animation 480x640 [you can change it to you screen size without modifying the original res of the gif] 30 is the framerate

Line 2: ignore the p. 1 -> the images in folder part0 is looped 1 time. change it to 0 for Infinite loop. The next 0 means the pause time after a single loop. then part0 -> the name of folder containing frame images.

Line 3: same as above [as there are 2 folders here - part1 and part 2]

Hope you got it.

There are many 3rd party apps that will take the gif as input and give you the bootanimation.zip file as output. You can try them if you don't want to get your hands dirty.

But I'll suggest you to make one yourself. I made the above file without any tool. I used the gif created by @bluedog.tar.gz and took screenshots of every frame and then putting the images in folders to create the zip.

For any help, remember me.

[dmaxx]

@dmaxx did you read this?
I hope it answers your query.

Spoiler:

can you please tell me just, which resolution gif must be?

You don't need to worry about the resolution. Use the resolution of your device screen.

or you can specify the resolution in the desc.txt file [descriptor file that stores the resolution/size/framerate/no. of loops etc]

An example of desc.txt file:

480 640 30
p 1 0 part0
p 0 10 part1

Line 1: stores the current resolution of the animation 480x640 [you can change it to you screen size without modifying the original res of the gif] 30 is the framerate

Line 2: ignore the p. 1 -> the images in folder part0 is looped 1 time. change it to 0 for Infinite loop. The next 0 means the pause time after a single loop. then part0 -> the name of folder containing frame images.

Line 3: same as above [as there are 2 folders here - part1 and part 2]

Hope you got it.

There are many 3rd party apps that will take the gif as input and give you the bootanimation.zip file as output. You can try them if you don't want to get your hands dirty.

But I'll suggest you to make one yourself. I made the above file without any tool. I used the gif created by @bluedog.tar.gz and took screenshots of every frame and then putting the images in folders to create the zip.

For any help, remember me.

nope, didn't read that, as i said, i skipped a page or two for convince so it passed me by:epic:

[alok9shm]

@dmaxx did you read this?
I hope it answers your query.

Spoiler:

can you please tell me just, which resolution gif must be?

You don't need to worry about the resolution. Use the resolution of your device screen.

or you can specify the resolution in the desc.txt file [descriptor file that stores the resolution/size/framerate/no. of loops etc]

An example of desc.txt file:

480 640 30
p 1 0 part0
p 0 10 part1

Line 1: stores the current resolution of the animation 480x640 [you can change it to you screen size without modifying the original res of the gif] 30 is the framerate

Line 2: ignore the p. 1 -> the images in folder part0 is looped 1 time. change it to 0 for Infinite loop. The next 0 means the pause time after a single loop. then part0 -> the name of folder containing frame images.

Line 3: same as above [as there are 2 folders here - part1 and part 2]

Hope you got it.

There are many 3rd party apps that will take the gif as input and give you the bootanimation.zip file as output. You can try them if you don't want to get your hands dirty.

But I'll suggest you to make one yourself. I made the above file without any tool. I used the gif created by @bluedog.tar.gz and took screenshots of every frame and then putting the images in folders to create the zip.

For any help, remember me.

nope, didn't read that, as i said, i skipped a page or two for convince so it passed me by:epic:

The 0 in the following code is the pause time between every loop

p 1 0 part0

Oh wait, are you talking about how long will it loop before the phone boots up? is it?
Did you notice, I've used two folders to store the animation.

The first one is part0.
And the other is part1.

Now, you can make the part0 loop as many times you want. I looped it once in the example.
In part1 I've set number of loops = 0. So, it wont loop again, and after the last frame is played, it will pause for 10ms [variable value, depends on you] and wait for the phone to boot up.

[Aeco49]

Just awesome !

[Xiodi]

Thank you it's pretty awesome.

Just for those who doen't have a samsung custom ROM(for flashing) you can download the animation and after :
- pick the pictures
- resize them with your devise's resolution
- Download Samsung Theme Designer
- Create a new Theme and select "Non-touchscreen phone" and the devise : GT-5520(Spring) with the property "Default" and click on "Ok"
- Click on "Idle background" on the left side, and change, on the right, the Background Type to "Animated", Frame to 30 and Durattion to 30 and drag your pictures below.
- Export the project and open the newly created file with 7zip/WinRAR
- Extract the file "IdleBgAnimObj.qmg"and rename it "bootsamsung.qmg"
- Return 3 step back and just change Repeat to True, do the following steps and rename the "IdleBgAnimObj.qmg" "bootsamsungloop.qmg".

Now just put the two qmg files in your devise and replace them in system/media (don't forget to do a back-up)


Work for me with a Samsung galaxy Ace GT-S5839i

[waghcwb]

Love it.. But i will not install :Embarrassed: