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Animated boot skin for windows 7

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does any one does how to create animated boot skin for windows 7,i want to create my own animated boot skin for windows 7,does any one have idea how?

use this tool:

http://www.coderforlife.com/projects/win7boot/

The animation is a set of pictures:

If you choose to change the animation you will have to make an animation! The animation is:

105 frames (if there are less frames the last frame will be repeated as necessary)

Each frame is 200x200px (resized if necessary)

15 frames / sec

First 4 seconds play once then the last 3 seconds play in a loop

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use this tool:

http://www.coderforl...jects/win7boot/

The animation is a set of pictures:

If you choose to change the animation you will have to make an animation! The animation is:

105 frames (if there are less frames the last frame will be repeated as necessary)

Each frame is 200x200px (resized if necessary)

15 frames / sec

First 4 seconds play once then the last 3 seconds play in a loop

thank for help,but till its hard to understand how does it work,can i extract image of boot.bs7 file,so that i can understand better with extract image,is there any way to extract .bs7 file

I also think it's though enough to create the animations themselves. Basically it is just 105 frames/bitmaps of size 200x200. Look in the section "The Animation" on the page; http://www.coderforlife.com/projects/win7boot/ there is listed a few recommended applications for. For more about the technical details (which I personally find easier) look here; http://www.sevenforums.com/customization/106861-how-change-boot-animation-windows-7-a.html

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