Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

Oh...sorry, I though you were just wanting to know where to copy the file to. On a stock Sprint Touch Pro, it is Startup_640x480.gif. Check out post 90 in this thread for instructions on how to change it.

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

Thanks mate

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

Wierd, the only files with start up in their name in my windows folder are two .ink apps...

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

I am pretty sure they are hidden files. Will have to be able to view hidden files to see it.
Resco File Explorer or Total Commander should allow you to see them (will need one of them to replace the file anyways, unless you have a cab installer made)

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

im beyond fustrated. total commander won't let me delete the original nor overwrite the new..can someone please make a cab installer of the joker splash with the serious.wav files as well?


Thanks in advance.

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

did u try to rename the default file in windows?... then after that copy the new file that u want into the windows folder?

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

definately..i copied the original name "welcomehead.192.png " and renamed the joker picture didnt work - i also tried to rename the joker file to Startup_640x480.gif

nothing!

when i reboot now instead of showing the green windows splash it shows opera "web browser icon" weird?!

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

LMAO! HA! That is SO weird!!! Sorry to hear btw, just thought it was odd. Hopefully someone can sort it out for ya.

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

ok so now when i boot up i still see the yellow sprint splash animation followed by my joker pic! before quickly loading my main start screen.

How do i remove the sprint splash animation? i want to add the serious.wav to sync with the joker pic.

Thanks

Re: Splash screens and startup animations
 

Guys, you can't simply RENAME a file and expect the new file extension to work! If I renamed blah.png to blah.gif, it won't get opened like before. You have to open this in a program that can not only open blah.png, but also save it as blah.gif (I'm speaking of something like MS paint.)

Perhaps this odd behavior is window's way of compensating for a file it doesn't understand.