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[Vibrant Android Development] jluna1:
Bootup Images

Does any know how to delete the T-Mobile boot up sequence and just leave the Galaxy S sequence?
[Vibrant Android Development] GameOver69:
Janduin,

do you happen to have the orginal i9000 bootup and shutdown sounds? if so can you post them. THanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] Legaleye3000:
I'm more interested in getting rid of the bootup/shutdown sounds... Does this procedure do that as well or only the "picture"? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] dq13:
I only have the galaxy thing playing on start up, I eliminated the pink T-Mobile crap... the shutdown, I have been lazy and I just changed the colors to the tmobile anc changed the sounds for both start and shut down.

when I get time I am gonna play with Fireworks and make my own custom shut down animation... here is how my phone looks/sounds like

youtube dot com /watch?v=qKtZ2DbrtnY
[Vibrant Android Development] Mr. Moe:
nice work, will be going this same route when my phone gets here tomorrow
[Vibrant Android Development] backslide311:
Has anyone figured out how to run with more than 14 frames yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
i had to use the instructions in a post on the second page because once i removed the dir it kept saying it omitted the files when it tried to copy everything over:

http://ip208-100-42-21.static.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7300892&postcount=12

so after following the 1st post instructions and deleting the directory altogether, to fix it and copy the files over it ended up like this:

$ su
$ mount -o rw,remount -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system
$ mkdir /system/media/video/shutdown
$ busybox cp /sdcard/shutdown/* /system/media/video/shutdown
$ mount -o ro,remount -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
search the vibrant forum, thread titles only "sounds" and you'll see the thread

search the vibrant forum, thread titles only "animation" and you'll find the thread
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
It says cp: can't stat '/sdcard/shutdown/*': No such file or directory when I try this..

Edit: I did it but it does the same thing.. what was this supposed to do again? I want the compressed 14 galaxy s images to show on shutdown
[Vibrant Android Development] sic3230:
And if that doesn't work, is there a way to loop the 14 frames?
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
hey guys just wanted to share my shutdown sequence with all of you.

http://www.4shared.com/file/OSt6Dzis/shutdown.html

Here is a preview http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/9500/donev.gif

Let me know if you like it, or if there is something else you would like.
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Hahaha excellent! This is hilarious
[Vibrant Android Development] Batistian:
14 frames - SOLVED

The reason that we're stuck on the 14th screen during the shutdown animation is because Tydiz did not include the "shutdown.cfg". It's a configuration file to tell our device how many frames to show before it stops.

Just extract this attached shutdown.zip and overwrite the "shutdown.cfg" in the same folder of your .pngs in your device and you'll see the animation runs through all the 60 screens.

Where did I get this "shutdown.cfg"?

I've been searching the WWW for a whole week, without any result, so on last weekend, I went to the SSC, rooted one of their display set and copied it. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] redwolf313k:
No boot up

Hey guys I need a fix, for some reason im not getting the tmobile and samsung boot up sequence and this happen after I rooted and did the lagfix hack, can any one help me? And I have both the boot files in the system directory, all I get is the sound and no images.
[Vibrant Android Development] Hoju:
It worked!

Despite the fact that this file didn't even exist on my Vibrant beforehand, I tried it out and it worked! All 60 frames of the original i9000 shutdown animation.

Thanks Batistian!

Now if I could only find the i9000 startup and shutdown sounds....
[Vibrant Android Development] backslide311:
Worked beautifully mang, thx
[Vibrant Android Development] rk0:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7663822#post7663822
[Vibrant Android Development] Hoju:
Sweet! I've searched a millions times it seems like. Thanks man. My vibrant is almost completely debranded now!
[Vibrant Android Development] Genesis1791:
No idea how exactly that file tells the phone to show all 60 frames but im pretty sure you can edit it to show even more. Currently if you open that file in notepad its simply repeats 0123456789 six times over, so I'm assuming if you were to repeat that 7 times we could make a 70 frame sequence, 8 times 80 frame etc... Seems like a bit of ever kill but just thought I'd share that in case someone feels like making a crazy shutdown animation :D.
[Vibrant Android Development] Charlie Brown:
New to android and need a quick answer to my question please.

I am DLing android sdk as I am typing but wanted to know if I can use Root Explorer instead of adb shell to swap animation .png s?

Thanks gang!
[Vibrant Android Development] Genesis1791:
Yeah you can simply delete the old shutdown folder and copy paste the new one.
[Vibrant Android Development] Charlie Brown:
Hmm.. copy and paste would not work unless I deleted the original one first.

It's all good to go. My phone is totally unbranded now :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Genesis1791:
yeah for some reason it says its overwriting but its really putting the folder in the folder that its supposed to overwrite... if that makes sense haha
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
You sir, are a genius! The reason I didn't include the file is because it actually didn't exist in the original Vibrant system. They must have a default config and the file just overwrites it. Thanks for finding this!
[Vibrant Android Development] backward0:
Sweet!! Completely unbranded except for the Tmob logo on the phone itself. oh well cant win em all i guess
[Vibrant Android Development] pullus313:
Wow, this is quite awesome. I'm totally wiping up something much more personal when I get home
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrantFTW:
+1 Thank you guys very much! New ones are great especially minus the T-mo sounds!

Regards,

B
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
Nice. I just replaced mine with the boot up from the incredible. Spells out droid when I shut down. 30 png files to.

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[Vibrant Android Development] robavila721:
Do you have a link for this?
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SOCLJD0Z

Download those files. Rename the ones you wan't to use to shutdown_1.png shutdown_2.png and so on. Place them in the shutdown folder like the op states. And the extra file "shutdown.cfg" included in this post to extend past 14 pngs and your good to go.. :) I found that 1 to 28 seems to work the best

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[Vibrant Android Development] robavila721:
It be cool if someone made an update.zip for this. Thanks for ever link will be trying this when I get home
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
No problem. Might take you a bit renaming the files you want. There's 200 there.... Make sure you rename them shutdown_1.png and not shutdown_01.png or they wont work....

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[Vibrant Android Development] Genesis1791:
Making an update.zip for it now will edit when I get done renaming all those files haha.
[Vibrant Android Development] robavila721:
Ok I got an auto rename program that will number automatically so it won't be a problem lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] xalucardx:
Can the boot logo be changed too? I would like to change the tmo one for the android boot logo
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
I couldn't say it better then jroid....

So in short not yet. But I'm looking into other system dumps to find ones we might be able to replace with.

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[Vibrant Android Development] xalucardx:
Thanks for the reply
[Vibrant Android Development] Genesis1791:
For anyone who wants a droid shutdown here you go, flashable in clockwork recovery.
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
Well that was easy.

So if I wanted something other than the droid shutdown can I unzip the update, replace the png's, and rezip?
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
Yup

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[Vibrant Android Development] jroid:
I'm glad this has finally been advanced past the 14 frames. I had a feeling the file was a config setting just didn't bother looking i been pretty busy with life. Gonna apply this now, thanx to all contributors mentioned in the OP!!
[Vibrant Android Development] jroid:
Samsung boot

just got the the boot animation and shutdown animations with corresponding audio replaced, both working well. For anyone who's interested, i'm attaching the i9k's bootsamsung.qmg which will delete the tmobile boot and just play the samsung boot. It goes in conjunction with the OP's i9k sounds that are attached. To install this just :

adb shell
rm /system/media/bootsamsung.qmg

busybox cp /sdcard/bootsamsung.qmg /system/media/

or if you have vibrant5 installed just

adb push /yourdirectory/bootsamsung.qmg /system/media/

reboot

and thanks to all who contributed to making this happen. enjoy :)

@ OP: plz update OP to include this file for boot up thanx
[Vibrant Android Development] pittphan:
Thanks! Very easy and needed change. No adb for me... Just root explorer.

sent from my Vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
So I did this using the standard commands from the first post and the pics in the shutdown.zip that was loaded on here of the android peeing on the apple, awesome by the way, but now when I power down I just have the animation run and then it sits at the last frame and doesn't turn off and I have to do a battery pull....

Also changed the shutdown sound file out for the i9000 shutdown tone, but was checking the file folder first in /system/media/audio using astro and realized all of a sudden that I had the ability to edit /system files...with no su permission given to astro, did I maybe mess up in terminal when doing the shutdown sequence replacement and not remount to ro correctly?

any idea why I would be getting hung up on the shutdown screen now too???

Pooped from my Samsung Vibrant using XDA app...

Dont mind the skidmarks...
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
How long are you giving it before you pull the battery? I put the droid shutdown on and it seems to hang at the last frame for ever and then shutdown. First time I did it I was rather worried. It's like it doesn't start shutting off until the animation completes. Not sure how patient you are cause I'm certainly not. :D

Also I'm trying to make my own and having some trouble getting it to work. I took the droid shutdown, removed the png's, replaced them with my own (double checked file names already), rezipped and flashed. No change to my shutdown...? What am I doing wrong?

Edit: specifically I am getting the message: "E: Cant' open /sdcard/flashable-filename_signed.zip" "(bad)" "Installation abarted."
[Vibrant Android Development] eweo911:
You don't have to flash the shutdown. Leave the png's in the folder called shutdown. I just used root explorer to change the name of the original shutdown folder and then pasted the new shutdown folder in the same place. Works perfect. Should work the same for any set of png's.
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
Ok so I used root explorer to delete the stock bootup and the droid shutdown I had. I replaced them using the i9000 boot -which works perfectly and with a custom shutdown that only loads the first frame then stalls and eventually shuts down.

Edit: got it. I just forgot to put the .cfg file in the shutdown folder.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
does anyone have the stock PowerOn sound?

can you please upload a copy?

Thank You
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
.... What .cfg file???

Pooped from my Samsung Vibrant using XDA app...

Dont mind the skidmarks...
[Vibrant Android Development] Batistian:
Sorry for the late reply, was busy on the other forums :p

Here are the original i9000 PowerOn and Shutdown sounds.

The PowerOn is a .wav and the Shutdown is an .ogg

Put the PowerOn.wav in \System\etc and the shutdown.ogg in \System\Media\Audio\ui

It is in the i9000, but mine is branded with SingTel, thus it only run till 21 screens.

THIS .cfg file.

@ Bro Tydiz,

Can you put the .cfg in your first post? So, other members can find it easily.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
It is in the first post. Actually, the sounds for i9000, and the cfg files are posted on the first post as their own zips, as well as the i9000 shutdown with the cfg already in it. I posted them on the 20th(as the new forum title suggests)
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Im trying to replace the startup sound PoweOn.wav with anothe file, I renamed it to the same name and tried adb push with su and everything and I cant seem to get it to work.. Can someone PLEASE help? Thanks in advanced
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
Does it give back some errors?
[Vibrant Android Development] Batistian:
Ooopppps, so sorry. :p:D

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Ehh I just downloaded su file manager or whatever and moved it that way.. i wanted to do it through adb tho
[Vibrant Android Development] gagb1967:
Learning Curve

Thanks for the post, I'm learning a bunch here and getting things done on the way.....

Off with the annoying sounds and images. BTW It also looks like shuts down much faster.... is that possible? Maybe the Pink thing make it look like it lasted forever!!!:rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] almyz125:
I found this link on the CM forums, it shows how to replace the stock start up animation with the unbranded galaxy S animation!

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...t-software-not-suck/page__p__36615#entry36615
[Vibrant Android Development] jroid:
have u not read my prior posts? I posted the same exact instructions to change this awhile back.. hell that guy probably kanged that from this thread. btw, replacing the bootsamsungloop isn't necessary, just the bootsamsung.qmg to change out the boot anim. will do
[Vibrant Android Development] almyz125:
my bad, i didn't read through the post, he should edit it into the op. Though that's not excuse for not reading through this thread, my b.

edit: the people over @ the Bada forums are looking into the .qmg files also keep an eye on there progress or maybe get a hold of them?

http://badaforums.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=180

edit: i just found this don't know if anyone has looked into this...------ disregard

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=744132 ---------NVM
[Vibrant Android Development] Genesis1791:
The init.rc script is why bootanimation.zip files wont work on our phones, at least I think it is. I was poking around the script and they omitted the call for the bootanimation script located in the bin folder which is the script that basically tells the phone to play the .pngs in the zip... This is all speculation of course.
[Vibrant Android Development] Puushiki:
I'm having some real difficulty here.. I made a folder, its 14 frames, like the t-mobile one, and each picture is the same size and they are all named correctly. I run:

$ su

$ mount -o rw,remount -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system

$ rm -R /system/media/video/shutdown

then run

$ busybox cp /sdcard/shutdown /system/media/video/

but it says

cp: omitting directory 'sdcard/shutdown'

I put my new shutdown folder on the internal sdcard like the first post says, but it stays there, while now the shutdown folder in system/media/video is deleted.

Can I get some help please?
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
You could try

$ busybox cp -r /sdcard/shutdown /system/media/video/

Or maybe

$ mv /sdcard/shutdown /system/media/video/shutdown
[Vibrant Android Development] Puushiki:
Awesome, thanks! first code worked like a charm
[Vibrant Android Development] Ch4m3l30n:
Thanks for this info.

The startup noise (and that pink T-Mobile BS) & shutdown animation were sofa king annoying!

Keep up the great work! :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] tjsynkral:
I don't know if this will help anyone but I examined the QMG file and it starts with the signature QM.

It seems that the QM file type is a Quality Motion video file and the file format comes from KDDI R&D, whose website is http://mmm.kddilabs.jp/index-e.html .

Perhaps one of their software programs uses the QM format either explicitly as a Save As option, or for its internal work files.
[Vibrant Android Development] yodaddy:
This is the reason why one click APK's are so great!! all this adb business can be too much in typing commands.. reminds you of throwback apple computers, can we please be a sign of our own times
[Vibrant Android Development] Salithox:
First id like to say this is a great thread. and very helpful, i managed to make myself a 90 frame shutdown animation, it does play kinda slow do to its length but its cool, my question is i cant get the shutdown sound to work at all i replaced it with my own sound i made to go with the animation. i used the code about to place the file but changed the location to the right spot, and yet it wont play at all. any thoughts on this would be wonderful, thank you in advance also if anyone would like i can upload the animation and sound file. thank you again for the great thread.

edit:

i figured out why the shutdown sound wasnt playing. I had turned the system sound off when i first got the phone cuase i wasnt going to root it. that way i didnt have to deal with the stupid sounds. after i realized that i turend it up and tested it and my shutdown sound plays like a charm.
[Vibrant Android Development] ragedracer1977:
I am having this same issue.

Nevermind. I'm an idiot. I was forgetting the last / following "video". That seemed to mess it up.
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Why is bootup sound so short....

Hey

Does anyone know why the bootup sounds is only about 5secs long? I created a wav of about 17sec, but it only plays the first 5-6 seconds. It also pause for a split second during this playtime.....

Is there a way to increase the time for the startup sound?

On the G1 the startup sound would play as long as the audio files was, so I guess it must be setting that limits this.

Anyone have the same experience or has anyone found a solution for this?
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
Why in the world would you want 17 sec boot up sounds? It only takes about 5 seconds to boot up anyway... I think that limit is probably hardcoded into the .qmg file that no one has been able to crack. It also may be because of the bootanimation file. Hard to say without the source.
[Vibrant Android Development] WarezAppz:
Thought I'd share my PowerOn.wav and Shutdown_128.ogg

Thanks for the information.

I figured I would share my Startup and shutdown sounds for those interested. - Both are sound bytes from songs (one is obvious, the other, not so much).
[Vibrant Android Development] henreeg:
Is there a way to increase the number of png files that will play during startup?

I haven't tried it yet, but I'm making my own customized startup animation... I was just wondering if it HAS to be the same # of png's.
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
The QMG files have yet to be hacked...I really don't think you'll be able to do this, unless you know how to redirect the startup caller(probably the kernel) to a .zip with png's in it instead of the startup QMG file.
[Vibrant Android Development] symanuk:
Cant remove shutdown animation

Hi

I cant remove the files! Have a rooted phone and a root browser. I have found the files to remove in the video folder (shutdown). I have given super user permitions to the root browser but it cant delete the files. Can anyone help? Are the files protected in some way? Can i change the protection on these files?

I have a samsung galaxy s and am on the Vodafone network in the UK and want to remove the shutdown animation from Vodafone.

There is a reward of chocalate.....
[Vibrant Android Development] Batistian:
What root browser are you using?

Can you try Astro? The free one will be fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] w1bmw:
My startup and shutdown sounds

I figured I'd post these here since I had so much fun with them. The sounds are the voice of GLaDOS from the steam game Portal.

Shutdown: "Someday we'll remember this and laugh... and laugh... and laugh..."

Startup: "You are now in possession of the Aperture Science handheld portal device."

Also, I tossed in a simple .psd template for doing up your animations in photoshop. Have fun!

/z
[Vibrant Android Development] VICosPhi:
Thanks a lot Tydiz, works perfect on my vibrant JI4 :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
Well, your system partition is locked, which is why you have to run the commands that I have given in the OP. Otherwise, the phone will definitely not let you remove the files.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaddis:
Good evening... I've been having some difficulties and have spent over 4 hours tonight trying to figure out what my problem is.

My Vibrant is rooted using the OneClickLagFix method (superuser permission app now accessible) and I have busybox successfully installed yet whenever I try to apply the OP's code to change the bootdown sequence I get a permission denied message in terminal. Did I copy/paste this incorrectly or something?

Screenshot attached using Droid Explorer.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates23:
Hi guys, I read this post and followed the instructions and I managed to change shutdown and startup sounds and images. I had no trouble and I figured I'd post here what I did.

1) I bought root explorer from the market. No other file manger (like astro, etc) will have root permission to delete or modify system files.

2) downloaded various poweron.wav files, shutdown_128.ogg files and the android peeing png files.

3) backed up original files then felted them and placed downloaded files.(tried different ones for fun)

4) rebooted and it worked fine.

I know there are other ways using adb from pc etc, but this was the simplest one for me and root explorer works great and is worth the 4 dollars.

Hope it helps and if I make any custom ones ill release them here!
[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates23:
One more thing...I had to click the button to mount as read write(rw) in root explorer cause otherwise it would mount the folder as read only (ro).

Sorry I forgot that :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
Based on your screenshot, it looks like you were able to mount as r/w, change the shutdown sequence, but could not mount back as r/o, which if that is the case then don't worry about it because when you reboot again, this will fix itself.

Oh and also, I hope you aren't running all those commands as one line like it looks like. I would seperate each command so that its clear what is being denied access.
[Vibrant Android Development] jackhuny:
I really like the nexus one boot up animation, is there a qmg file I can push to place my correct?
[Vibrant Android Development] bossman137:
Tydiz i'm not a fan of your walkthrough, i tried taking the command prompt route and it just deleted my /system/media/ folder, and now that entire collection of files is gone and i have no idea where to turn
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
Great thread Tydiz, thanks !

Great thread Tydiz, thanks !
[Vibrant Android Development] Tydiz:
Its quite obvious you did the rm command wrong. That is exactly why I put a disclaimer on the OP. My suggestion? Reflash your rom and you should be good.
[Vibrant Android Development] stealthj:
$ su

$ mount -o rw,remount -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system

$ rm -R /system/media/video/shutdown

$ mount -o ro,remount -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system

that doesnt work for me.

it says its read-only.

can i change that somewhere? do i need a computer to do it?

Edit: I didint have busybox i think, it worked now.
[Vibrant Android Development] chinoto:
Someone said this didn't work so here's a link to a page that will work for all phones: http://wiki.sdx-developers.com/index.php/Commands

I had put instructions there a couple months ago because I found it silly that instructions were only available for specific phones. Make sure to turn into root first.