video-to-bootanimation

A Magisk/KernelSU Module that sets an MP4 video as the android device’s boot animation.

How to Use

• Rename your MP4 video to bootvideo.mp4 and place it in your internal storage (/storage/emulated/0/).
  You can create a file named cfg in internal storage and can configure the resolution and FPS of your boot animation by editing that file.

• For example, entering 720 1280 25 in cfg file will set the boot animation resolution to 720x1280 and the FPS to 25.
  If you delete the cfg file or leave it empty, the module will automatically detect your screen resolution and configure itself accordingly while running. The default FPS is fixed and will be 30 , but as i said you can configure it by creating a cfg file.

• If you just want to install the module and don’t want to create a bootanimation during the installation of module, unzip the module and change the value of this line of customize.sh to 0, this will skip the whole bootanimation creation process during installation of the module.

• You can later create flashable boot animations using the terminal

Terminal Commands

• After installing the module, run these commands with root permissions:

• vid2boot in Termux or any terminal emulator to generate a flashable bootanimation magisk module from videos.

• boot2vid to convert a supported bootanimation.zip into a video.

Compatibility

• Should work on every ROM which uses a /system/media/bootanimation.zip or /system/product/media/bootanimation.zip format for playing bootanimation.

Bugs

• ~Might not work on MIUI/HyperOS/OxygenOS (never tested)

• Samsung uses a .QMG format for boot animations, meaning this animation also won’t work on your Samsung device.

• Might not work on devices of non-arm64 architecture , to fix you have to put ffmpeg and zip binary of respective architecture to the module"s bin folder. (you have to find the binary by yourself)

• Module doesn’t terminate : KernelSU may show the status as “flashing” even though the flashing process is complete. As soon as you see done in the output, press the back button.

• found any bugs? tell here

Alternative Approach

• You can use this script to convert videos into a Bootanimation magisk module , which can be flashed directly in magisk. you don’t need to create any cfg etc

Download

Download Latest Release

• Prebuilt Binaries Source
• ffmpeg
• bash
• zip

License

This Program Is Free Software. You can redistribute
it
and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General
Public
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any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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##    Download
[link](https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/video-to-bootanimation/releases/latest)