[10.12.2013][TOOL]Boot Animation Factory-Create,Preview and Manage Boot Animations
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I don't know why you have this error. I have downloaded it again and it was installed successfully. Are you low on space?
28GB free on my C drive, 15GB free on my D drive and 110GB free on my E drive. So no, I'm not short of space on any of my hard drives.
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You can find something useful from these sites:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090702180716AA1PJmT
http://upandready.typepad.com/up_an...05-error-reading-from-file-error-message.html
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Thanks, but unfortunately none of that is any good either. The registry is clean already since it's a relatively new windows install, there are also no hardware issues with the pc. This isn't the first file I've tried to open off that particular hard drive and it doesn't have any problems whatsoever normally, except for this installer which I've now downloaded several times and also on other hard drives. Rather odd...
When i select my folder it says the immy bootanimation contains frames that have indexed colors. I've searched but i can't find how to change the color type.
EDIT: Finally took some real time and changed my search terms so that i could find answer >> Photoshop>Image>Mode>RGB.
Sorry. The answer wasn't on the forums and i posted before doing some real searching
EDIT: Finally took some real time and changed my search terms so that i could find answer >> Photoshop>Image>Mode>RGB.
Sorry. The answer wasn't on the forums and i posted before doing some real searching
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What is the extension of ur files and what is the colour mode?? RGB OR CMYK??
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I'm not sure if they'll be compatible on the stock ROM, but I can guarantee they will be compatible on a custom ROM.
awesome contributions!
not only did you make an awesome tutorial about this, but you've come so far as to make such an useful software for us! it's all really appreciated!
not only did you make an awesome tutorial about this, but you've come so far as to make such an useful software for us! it's all really appreciated!
Okay.
Love the look of the new program. Can't flash to the device, but I have problems with adb in Windows anyway (Works in Mac though).
However, what's with the boot sound? You add it and it works in the preview, but not when you save it and it's nowhere in the zip.
Many thanks, though
@despotovski01
Love the look of the new program. Can't flash to the device, but I have problems with adb in Windows anyway (Works in Mac though).
However, what's with the boot sound? You add it and it works in the preview, but not when you save it and it's nowhere in the zip.
Many thanks, though
@despotovski01
it wild be great to have an app on phone that can do all this
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Okay.
Love the look of the new program. Can't flash to the device, but I have problems with adb in Windows anyway (Works in Mac though).
However, what's with the boot sound? You add it and it works in the preview, but not when you save it and it's nowhere in the zip.
Many thanks, though
@despotovski01
Hi,
Thanks for your interest in my program! I still haven't come up with a way to install boot sound, but I can say it will be implemented in the near future.
About the flashing problem, try ticking the UseSu check box, and reinstall your ADB drivers.
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The only thing stopping me from creating a similar program for Android is my lack of knowledge of Java
. But it's an easy language and I look forward to learn it in the near future. Sent from my HTC EVO 3D X515m using XDA
I took two years of Java. I have no programming experience. can't get android ask to plug into eclipse
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Boot Animation Factory is the best solution for creating, previewing and managing Android boot animations. It's a product of many hours of work, and has lived up to this date as the best of its class.
Key features:
- Preview zipped boot animations (their actual format)
- Preview boot animations from folder
- Preview boot animation from phone (can save the boot animation to your computer)
- Preview boot sound from phone
- Create boot animations
- Flip and rotate boot animations NEW!!
- Export boot animations as GIF animations
- Flash boot animations to phone
- Flash boot sounds to phone
- Explore boot animations
- Favorites list of boot animations
- Slick, easy-to-use user interface (can be themed)
- Automatic update check option
- Extended preview info (can be toggled in Settings)
- No limitatins of any kind!
System requirements:
- Windows XP SP3 or later (Windows 7 is recommended)
- Microsoft.NET Framework 4 or later (Client Profile is also needed)
How to use Boot Animation Factory
How to create boot animations using Boot Animation Factory
- Go to Menu/Boot animation/New...
- Click 'Choose folder' and select the folder in which your 'part' folders are.
- Click 'Add loop' to add a loop. You can add as many loops as you want.
- When you finish adding loops, click 'Save boot animation' and save your boot animation somewhere on your computer.
How to preview boot animations using Boot Animation Factory
Preview zipped boot animations
- Go to Menu/Boot animation/Preview...
- When the dialog appears, tick the first radio button (.zip file) and click OK.
- Click 'Choose boot animation' and choose the boot animation you want to preview.
- Optional: you have some options here, like playing a boot sound, setting custom speed, using custom size, or repeating/not repeating a boot animation. Set the properties as you wish.
- Click 'Preview boot animation' and enjoy the preview!
Previewing boot animations from folder
- Go to Menu/Boot animation/Preview...
- Tick the second radio button (Folders) and click OK
- Click 'Choose folder' and choose the folder which contains your 'part' folders.
- Click 'Add loop' to add a loop. You can add as many loops as you want.
- Optional: you can play a boot sound, repeat/not repeat the animation or use custom sizes. Set those properties as you wish.
- When you are done adding loops, click 'Preview boot animation' and enjoy the preview!
Previewing boot animation from device
- Go to Menu/Boot animation/Preview...
- Tick the third radio button (Phone) and click OK.
- In the first combo box, select (or type) where your boot animation is located on your device.
- In the second combo box, select (or type) the name of your boot animation
- If you want to preview the boot sound along with the animation, tick the 'Get boot sound' check box and set the destination and name of the boot sound in your device file system.
- Click 'Get animation' and wait for Boot Animation Factory to get the boot aniamtion and boot sound from your device. Optional: check whether you want Boot Animation Factory to wait for your device or not.
- Click 'Preview boot animation' and enjoy the preview!
How to flash boot animations to your phone using Boot Animation Factory
- Go to Menu/Boot animation/Flash to phone...
- Click 'Choose boot animation' and choose the boot animation you want to flash.
- In the first combo box, select (or type) where the boot animation should be flashed on your phone.
- In the second combo box, select (or type) the name of your boot animation.
- If you want to flash a boot sound, click 'Choose boot sound' and choose the boot sound you want to flash to your phone. Then select the destination and the name of your boot sound in your device file system.
- Check whether you want Boot Animation Factory to wait for device and reboot after flashing or not.
- Click 'Flash to phone' to flash your boot animation.
How to explore a boot animation using Boot Animation Factory
- Go to Menu/Boot animation/Explore...
- Choose your boot animation and explore your boot animation. Optional: you can export any frame and the desc.txt file from the animation by right-clicking on the file and then clicking 'Save desc.txt file/frame as...'.
(If you don't see the download button, here's the link: http://db.tt/cYSGtjn1)
(If you don't see the changelog button, here's the link: http://goo.gl/zVysr)
Latest version: 1.4.1.0
Changelog for the latest version:
Code:v1.4.1.0 [10.12.2012] -Bug fixes -Added option to send error report when an unexpected error happens
Credits
RegawMod - AndroidLib library
Filip Despotovski (fdespotovski) - program icon
Developers of the DotNetZip project - libraries for .zip management
gOODiDEA.NET - NGif library
Zoran Despotovski - official tester and supporter of this project
F.A.Q.
Q: Does this program work on Windows XP?
A: Yes, it works, but you will need the Service Pack 3 update and Microsoft .NET Framework 4. Some other bugs may occur on Windows XP that won't be seen on later Windows versions (Vista; 7; 8)
Q: Why the form flickers when it's being resized?
A: On slower computers, high-resolution background images can cause flickering. Set the background to some of the built-in gradients, or your own gradient, or a solid color.
Q: Boot Animation Factory doesn't even start. Help!
A: Please make sure your operating system is supported, and you have Microsoft .NET Framework 4 is installed on your computer.
Q: I get an error. Help please!
A: Please explain the error you get, or send an error report. I will fix any error if it's code-related as soon as possible.
Error reporting
If you get any error, feel free to submit an error report using this form: http://tinyurl.com/c3he8qu
[SIZE="3]Donation[/SIZE]
If you really like my work, you can motivate me/help me out by donating.
So, how do you like my program? Please share your thoughts, they are gladly appreciated. If you have encountered a problem with this product, don't hesitate to inform me about it, so I can fix it.
Thanks for using Boot Animation Factory and enjoy!12
sadly dev is not online for months and so i uploaded in mega... if dev comes and relink ..i will remove mine..
https://mega.nz/#!esAEEKha!AIjad6dn5mBvBbehPu3d5uKt-JmBhYaELegVk_OF5oA9
I uploaded both the zip and msi versions found here in this thread onto my Google drive, here are the links:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IxRykzGqoDNpRdSWpiO3oO11od0FlOU8
and
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16pb--Ovpd7j0Ttm8wcTxb6HCrCqwyR6_8New Boot Animation Factory On The Way
I've been quiet for some time now, but I've come out of the bear cave so I can tell you the good news. Boot Animation Factory is getting updated to version 2! The new Boot Animation Factory will be available on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, since it's been reworked in Java. Sounds exciting, right? The program is not done, I'm working really hard on it in my free time. But I'm doing good, which means it will be up soon. Oh, here's a teaser screenshot
For your information, the old Boot Animation Factory will still be available after the new version is out. The program on the image is bound to be changed, this is not the final user interface.7Teaser
Two Androids walk into a bar, and they see a third one coming out of a toolbox... Sounds familiar? It will sound even more familiar in the next few days
EDIT: Tomorrow is the big day.
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