yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] JovieBrett:
Linux.. lol I don't even have that machine :( I thought you were resizing the PNGs :D ok thanks anyways!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Yes this boot animation was made possible by the power of the penguin!

If you want to resize a bunch of of PNGs though there are various tools for all platforms to do it including Linux, Mac, Windows, Solaris or whatever you use. Just have a search around for "batch image resizer". There are even apps on Android which will do it too I believe.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] JovieBrett:
Ok thank you!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] IgnorCZ:
Maybe .. this animation is i new Android L .. :) you must be proud and be ahead of time ;)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Haha it might be! I'm downloading the factory image preview for Android L for my N7 now so I may soon find out!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
I'm posting a lot about Android L and other I/O stuff on my blog (have been for the past day or so and will be for days after) so keep an eye on littlegreendude.com for details! I'll be flashing the preview very soon!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Hey look it is the same animation! Not sure if it has the first bit though! Also seems less smooth and doesn't fill the screen! See here for a video someone shared of the bootanimation on a N5 running Android L: https://plus.google.com/+StephenDiniz/posts/FrHPb7WqSvK

I still haven't flashed it on my N7 because I am too low on storage space for a backup and I was on my way out. I'll try it tomorrow!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] teydagrey:
wow it does looks the same! :good:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] svnhvn:
What?? How come it's a same?? Woooww..
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Rminsh:
Hey bro!

your work is awesome!

Can you make it for 240*240 ?

i tried that but no luck! :(

Thanks!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] scoobyjenkins:
I'm pretty sure the G Watch is shipping with android "L", but I guess the watch-like animation at the start is specific to the watch.

Tapatalked that shiznit.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Thanks! I actually made a 240*240 one a few posts back for someone. You can grab it here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=53501958&postcount=97

Enjoy!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] berkantkz:
Thanks! Good work
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] safety1st:
Don't know which fit for Galaxy Tab p1000

:D Hi there, first of all kudos for your great work, try to test this boot animation on my device (Galaxy Tab P1) but no luck, can you advice which resolution is fit in order for it to work, ( I'm on latest rom 4.4.4) :good:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Even if it's the wrong resolution it should still display it just won't fill the screen (boot animation lower res than screen) or it will be cut off (boot animation higher res).

Check your permissions are set to 644 and try /system/media if you still can't get /data/local to work. Also did you make sure you renamed it correctly. It should be called "bootanimation.zip".

In terms of the appropriate resolution for your device, I'm assuming you mean P1000 which has a 1024x600 display, I haven't made one for that resolution specifically (but I can if you want one) however 960x540 (v2-960x540-bootanimation.zip) is very close and so should look just fine.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Thank you!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] safety1st:
Thanks for your prompt reply. I followed your instruction very well (Checking the permissions were set to 644 and try /system/media, i also try /data/local, even flashing the entire custom rom removing the default bootanimation.zip and replacing your bootanimation.zip file on /system/media still no luck, i used 1024x600 display) :confused: on the rest testing that i made it's all blank
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Hmm that's very strange. I know sometimes if a device struggles with a boot animation it may sometimes just show a black screen. Try one if the really low-res ones and see if that will display. The other thing you could try is setting with an app like ROM Toolbox.

Also, what ROM are you using?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] safety1st:
Currently using Omni Rom latest build, i tried the instruction many times, and one wierd thing happens was when only "android" logo boot animation appears :confused: (the one appears when using Overcome Rom on P1) on the rest test that i made it's all blank
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
You only get the Android logo boot animation as a fallback when it failed to load the boot animation in /data/local or if there is not one there from /system/media.

This is usually as a result of there not being one (with the correct name) or the permissions not allowing it to be read. Occasionally this can occur when the device or ROM / Android version does not support the boot animation type. However with OmniROM based on 4.4 your tablet should understand it just fine (it wouldn't on stock for your tablet though).
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] safety1st:
i'll give a shot again... :fingers-crossed:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] safety1st:
600 x 480

Can you please try to make 600 x 400 image dimension for my device.... thanks in advance :D
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jainsih:
request

Great work ..one request Can you shorten the time of boot animation because it takes approx. 5 - 6 seconds more then usual ..using v2 1280x720 boot animation and phone note 2 ..
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] arcenalb:
Thats so cool
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Herk718:
This is definitely DOPE and working flawless on my Note 3 :D thanks bro!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Thanks guys! Glad you like it! :D
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Sure, here you go! (see attached)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Rektroid:
Hey [MENTION=2881708]wollac11[/MENTION],can you please do me one of your resizes for the 800x1280 resolution?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
You can already find one for that resolution in attachments of the OP named "v2-1280x800-bootanimation.zip".

The boot animation frames are actually square and take the resolution of the shortest side so that they fit. This means that it does not matter which default orientation your device has and so 800x1280 is the same as 1280x800.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Rektroid:
Ah..okay thanks!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] raziruelas:
T-Mobile LG G3

Hi I was just wondering if anyone else is experiencing this problem. My G3 on starts at the the end of the animation so its just a bunch of orbs moving around. I don't get to see the first part of this amazing boot animation. Great work by the way. I tested this out on my Mako and it work perfectly. I just wanted to know is this a known issue? How can I fix it? Thank you very much for any input.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] jebarooney:
I have the same problem on the G3.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Hi, this means that the ROM on your G3 (presumably LG stock ROM) doesn't seem to fully support the newer format of boot animations which were introduced in Jelly Bean in for some reason. The first part of the animation is dependent on the new part type and won't load otherwise. I am sorry but at this time there is not much I can do.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Ashish Gaur:
Hi....

In simple words Great Job Done !:good:

Simple thread,Excellent work and works smooth on my GT-N7100 Note 2 like a feather fly in the air !

Hope to see more great work from you soon and a simple query....I used long 1280*720 file , But what is the difference between V2 1280*720 and the one I already used Long 1280*720 ?

Cheers Mate...:D
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Firstly, thank you very much, I am glad you like the animation.

The V2 versions of both the long and regular variety have reduced filesize, increased smoothness and most importantly a fix to the colours (there was a glitch in the original versions where some of the dots would change colour for a couple of frames here and there in the middle of the animation).

The difference between long and the regular versions is just that the Android logo at the end is displayed for slightly extended period in the long version.

Hope that clears everything up.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Persnoody:
Problems.

For some reason changing to this boot animation causes my phone to get into a boot loop. Before you ask, Yes my Nexus 5 is rooted, I used Root Browser to place file and set permissions (tried both locations), the animation loads fine with no errors, just goes into boot loop. I fixed it in recovery, no harm done, I just wish I could use this very awesome animation since I also own the LG G Watch. My goal is to make my G Watch and Nexus 5 a matched pair.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] dazza888:
Bootloop

Bootloop on nubia z7 max. Do I have to restore backup?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] siealex:
On Galaxy Nexus this animation stutters every five seconds and the device boots much slower than on the stock one.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] smoovin:
great job, thanks!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] RoundSparrow:
Are the original SVG files posted? Would like a copy - thanks.

Has anyone made an android animation (Java framework) for this?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Sorry I have taken a while to get back to you. I assume you have fixed it by now but if not let me know. Anyhow, that is a strange issue as a boot animation should never actually effect a device's ability to boot. If permissions are incorrect or the device cannot read / understand the animation it should still boot but the boot animation will just not be displayed. If you are having an actual bootloop it is not being caused directly by the bootanimation but a bug in the ROM you are using or some action that was taken when trying to add the boot animation. If you used an app or tool to install it then perhaps that app has done something it shouldn't.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
I do think I ever got around to uploading the SVGs but didn't have much demand for them. I can certainly dig them out in a bit and upload them for those that want them though :)

As for making an Android animation in Java, I do not believe anyone has done this although for this particular animation I am not sure why you would?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
The animation should in fact not be a whole lot longer (only a second or so) because the majority of the animation is just a loop while the device waits for boot to complete. Only the very last section is displayed once the system has reported as ready. Most of the differences will be down to perception rather than an actual difference although if it is stuttering then I guess that delay could be extended as it would take longer to complete.

If the animation stutters then the device is struggling to load and draw each frame fast enough. The solution for this is to use a lower resolution boot animation. For the Galaxy Nexus if it is struggling with the 720p version try the 960x540 version. This should still look just fine it just will fill a smaller proportion of the screen. You should find that this is smoother as the lower resolution is less taxing. If it still is not smooth you could try an even lower resolution such as 800x480. Hope that helps.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Sorry it has taken long long for me to reply. Boot animations should not be able to effect the boot process of the device. If no other changes are made when you add it to the device should still boot. If something was wrong with your device reading the animation then it should simply not display but boot would continue regardless.

I therefore think it is one of two things. Either you are using a ROM which has a bug which prevents the system loading when using custom bootanimations (unlikely but I did see one for the Nexus One which did once) or perhaps you simply are not waiting long enough? Depending on the boot animation you has before, the repetitive nature of the main section of this bootanimation (the spinning circles) maybe just making it seem like more time is passing than some which are less repetitive. Did you try waiting for a good length of time just to make sure it was actually boot-looping?
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] dazza888:
Fixed

It was wierd. I used boot animations by jrummy. I have never had problems with it before until installing this boot animation. All I could do was get into CWM recovery and restore from a backup. I am now using the boot animation from pac rom and it is working fine.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Persnoody:
I had considered both theories. 1. I am using the stock ROM from Google for the Nexus 5 for 4.4.4, it is just rooted, any modification I do to it is through Xposed modules, it may be the case that one of the modules might be causing the error. 2. I let it sit while charging (wall plug, not into computer) for a good 30 minutes, the boot animation looped the whole time. Luckily in recovery mode I was able to just remove the boot animation and replace it with the original. At this point I have pretty much given up on it, I am not going to remove features that I use just for a pretty boot screen, it would have been a nice touch though. Thank you for the reply, I just wished your ideas were something I hadn't already tried.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] pcwalker:
lagging

hello, i appreciate your work on this bootanimation but it lags on my phone.

Device: Alcatel OT Idol 6030x; Stock ROM; Rooted; JB 4.1.1

Resolution used: 960x540

I've read from your previous post to use a lower resolution. I just want to verify if it also applies to my problem. Thanks!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Lovatastic:
Doesn't work on Moto G 4G

Downloaded the 1280x720 boot animation and it fails on Moto G 4G. When the boot screen shows it's just blank and then loads the lock screen. Tried installing it manually and using ROM Toolbox.

I love this animation and I can't have it :(

[Edit:] Turns out that it seems to be this animation that doesn't work as I downloaded one from ROM Toolbox and it booted fine showing the animation. Maybe as Motorola uses a video to play the boot animation may be causing the problem.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
You were bang on with your edited point. Motorola uses a modified bootanimation binary to play MP4's instead of the default animation format. That is actually quite a cool feature and that binary has actually been posted on XDA for people to use on other devices. I could try and make an MP4 version for the you and other Moto G and Moto X users if I get time or otherwise you would need to replace your bootanimation binary (in /system/bin) with one from stock Android of the same Android version and then this format of bootanimation will work.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Lag on the animation just means your device is struggling to play this animation and there is no a whole lot I can do to fix it. The lower resolution you use the less power is needed, which is why trying lower resolution versions can help. Are you saying that the lower resolution fixed the lag on your device or that it still was not smooth?

The animations have already been optimised very thoroughly frame by frame to allow them to be as smooth as possible so if your device still lags with a lower resolution then the device is just not very powerful and there is not a whole lot I can do, I'm sorry.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
Hmm that is very odd. I personally know other people using this animation on Nexus 5's running stock 4.4.4 with no issues and really all bootanimations should be largely the same and have no effect on the boot process so I have no idea what is happening on your device. I can't even think how most Xposed modules should be able to effect this unless you had something which specifically related to bootanimations or something like that. Xposed modules don't usually effect the boot process either really.

My final idea is that perhaps your filemanager is doing something funky. I have just made a flashable zip for the 1080p version to install the bootanimation from recovery. Give it a shot and let me know if that works for you. Note that it will replace the animation in /system/media so have an appropriate backup of your current one in case you wish to revert. Also if you have any bootanimation in /data/local currently it will override whatever is in /system/media so you might need to remove the bootanimation from there if there is one.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Lovatastic:
Yeah I thought so, I extracted the images and added them all to Movie Maker (simple I know) to make them into a little movie and zipped it using winrar, but yet it still booted with a black screen

If you could make a working video from the images that would be fantastic, it seems Motorola run close to stock android very different compared to Google's versom of stock android, very strange.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] MrFrinkles:
can you please add a qmg file?

please add a qmg zip file that i can flash in samsung galaxy s duos because this rom only supports qmg bootanimations...

:):):)
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] misterandroid:
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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] grtgbln:
Verizon HTC One M8 (5.0.1)

Has anyone tested this on a Verizon (not sure if it matters) HTC One M8? Running custom 5.0.1 ROM based on the GPe update that came out last weekend. I have a Moto 360, and love the boot animation. Anyone know if it works, or has the capacity to work, in which case I'll test it and get back to you with the results? Just don't want to screw up my phone.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
That should work just fine. Boot animations don't really have the ability to mess up your device anyway since they are purely aesthetic. If it can't load it for some reason it will do one of 3 things during boot:

1. Load the stock boot animation from /system/media (assuming you placed this one in /data/local)

2. Display the core Android boot animation (the old Android logo with the shine effect)

3. Display a black screen

In any one of these scenarios the boot process going on in the background will be unaffected. Also it is very simple to reverse since you can just delete the booanimation.zip from /data/local or if you put it in /system/media then you can replace it with the backup of the stock bootanimation.zip.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] grtgbln:
Long v2 1920x1080 (my screen resolution)

Used ROM Toolbox - Boot Animations to install it, first time took a long time booting, first circle part was fast and smooth, rest was pretty smooth, didn't seem to lag, did hang up twice (think the loop started again), took I'd say about three minutes, but did eventually boot up. Popped up with notification about System process not responding, screen flashed a few times. Lost connection/went roaming, warning again. Then no issues.

Rebooted

Second time was perhaps a little faster, but still at least two minutes, hung up once (again, think loop started again), same system process not responding immediately when phone turns on. Warning twice. (Not sure if buggy wifi result of processes restarting. After about two minutes, everything seemed working (wifi went from great to no connection, but I know the 5.0.1 ROM I'm running still has the Lollipop wifi bug)).

Rebooted

Again, about three, maybe even four minutes booting, wasn't actively watching so not sure if hung up, system process not responding at beginning, screen flashed (think the UI had flash to reset). No further issues.

Anyway, the boot animation is causing immediate process failure as the phone turns on, but really nothing after that.

However, that might be your answer as to why people are getting stuck in boot loops. The animation is affecting the initial system processes.

I might keep it, I might now. It looks good, but takes a while, and the system processes warning, though it doesn't seem to affect the overall usage of my phone, would get annoying, and shouldn't be happening in the first place.

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UPDATE:

Used ROM Toolbox to re-install original animation, took about half the time (read: normal boot up time), no system process error, though screen did flash after about thirty seconds, data switched to roaming, then switched back.

Rebooted.

Same quicker time, no process issue, slightly long to connect to Verizon network, screen did flash (only apps, not the whole screen, but I think that's the ROM). Anyway, original boot animation not messing up.

So your animation is doing something to mess with the system processes.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] wollac11:
I'm sorry you are having these difficulties but I can 100% assure you the boot animation is not and cannot effect system processes. A boot animation is a series of images . That's it. It contains no code whatsoever so if you are seeing issues such as those you describe then ROM Toolbox is doing something weird that it shouldn't and/or you have a some buggy software throwing up issues.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] pimikiel:
freezed frame

For me and my PadFone, bootanimation freezes at last frame on second stage (where it supposed to loop animation) and when boot is finished, then starts 3rd stage of animation.

Weird
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] quangminh12:
good

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[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Brendan Roy Brookes:
Excellent

Looking Great!
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] ssergioo23:
bootanimation doesn't finish at all! Only works the "part0" of the .zip file! HELP

Before I begin, I would like to thank you for your great post.

My problem is that the bootanimation runs at the begining but then, it stops working at a given time in my phone(Elephone p2000). That given time is the image I attach in this comment.

Casually, the image where the bootanimation stops working is the last one of the folder "part0" of the bootanimation.zip file.

I would like to see the whole process.

So if you know how to fix this problem I would appreciate you effusively. Thanks.

PD: I have tried a lot of possibilities without success like puting all the images in the "part0" folder.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Herk718:
Years later, I come back and this is hands down one of the best animation ever made thanks again [MENTION=2881708]wollac11[/MENTION] :good:
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] vinura kithmal:
I did it but still my bootanimation didn't changed :(

um using unoffical CM12 rom on S3 :'(
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] drumguru:
Copy bootanimation.zip to /data/system/theme.
[Wear OS Software and Hacking General] Abdelrahman Ehab:
What is the right zip file for Samsung Galaxy S3 (720 720 48 ) ?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .::Hamoon::.:
Hi there

I am using Root Box (Android 4.2.2) Rom,

But It has not a new version of Google play service app,

Because I can't sign in my Google account in clash of clans game

When I un-installed the app and replace it with a new version, currently I have problems with This App:

Google play services has stopped,

Thanks For your answers:)

Excuse me for some wrong my typing, because I can't speak English well:)
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ripshock:
I've read alot of devs' posts that say "please don't ask for ETA" but idk what does it stand for, so ETA for....? And please explain

Model:SM-T210R/ Rom: [url=" http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2489395] Stockrom Series v7.1[/url]/ Kernel: [url=" http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2439564] Blackhawk v2.1[/url]/ Mood: Satisfied