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Boot Animation resolution resizing - Special Chris - 07-05-2011
Is there anyway for me to resize a boot animation's resolution? I need to resize it from 480x800(I think) to 240x400. Is this possible?
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Mark - 07-05-2011
It will be possible, is your phone rooted? Edit the old file and replace it with the newly sized one. I've seen people make custom boot images. :happy
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Special Chris - 08-05-2011
It's not my phone ,but my A32 (Archos 32), is rooted, finally..after 6 months. But how do I edit the file? I have a bootanimation.zip file with the animation in it, but when I put it in the folder where it needs to be, and boot up, I can't see all of the animation.
Archos 32:
http://www.archos.com/products/ta/archos_32it/specs.html?country=us&lang=en
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Mark - 08-05-2011
So you've already got a custom boot animation on there, it's just too big?
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Special Chris - 08-05-2011
Yep, right on the money.
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Mark - 08-05-2011
What's the file extension that you're using, and is it just the one file?
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Special Chris - 08-05-2011
.zip? Inside the zip file it has three folders: part0 with some png files, part1 with more png files, and a .txt file called "desc".
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Mark - 08-05-2011
And it's the .pngs that you're putting onto the device? You can easily re-size pngs.
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Special Chris - 08-05-2011
I'm putting the whole .zip file on there.
RE: Boot Animation resolution resizing - Drumm - 08-05-2011
Edit the PNGs, ReZip. Check the desc file as well. In case it contains some form of config.