I made this boot animation for my Micromax a120. I got the cutout animation from a PV song and replaced it with the Micromax logo by editing each frame...
I have also included a bootup music in the zip.
2. copy the two files i.e. boot animation.zip and bootaudio.mp3 to the system/media folder of your Android device.
3. Also most importantly you have to be on a rooted phone.
4. Use a file manager that supports writing to system location for which I recommend fx file manager(nice manager with image viewer and hiding files etc options)
5. before you attempt to paste it to media location you have to allow root privileges to edit and write in that location by taping the lock on top and select OK.
6.finally paste the files and reboot.(u can backup original bootanimation.zip and bootaudio.mp3 before pasting new one.)
links:
Haro bootanimation.zip
FXfilemanager
It's best to have your phone rooted if you are on KitKat or below and your brand has not patched the stagefright bug. once rooted you can either install custom roms or just disable some features to counter stagefright. Also having root blocks any app that automatically installs itself on your device with/without your knowledge from the web while you are browsing.
I have also included a bootup music in the zip.
Instructions:
1. Extract the contents of the zip to a location on your sd card or phone memory2. copy the two files i.e. boot animation.zip and bootaudio.mp3 to the system/media folder of your Android device.
3. Also most importantly you have to be on a rooted phone.
4. Use a file manager that supports writing to system location for which I recommend fx file manager(nice manager with image viewer and hiding files etc options)
5. before you attempt to paste it to media location you have to allow root privileges to edit and write in that location by taping the lock on top and select OK.
6.finally paste the files and reboot.(u can backup original bootanimation.zip and bootaudio.mp3 before pasting new one.)
links:
Haro bootanimation.zip
FXfilemanager
It's best to have your phone rooted if you are on KitKat or below and your brand has not patched the stagefright bug. once rooted you can either install custom roms or just disable some features to counter stagefright. Also having root blocks any app that automatically installs itself on your device with/without your knowledge from the web while you are browsing.
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