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Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 23 Oct 2019 12:51
by Cyprian
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 23 Oct 2019 11:29 Got it Laden and Speichern. I'll pop it into google translate later.
"AN" - ON
"AUS" - OFF

"LADEN" - Load IMG, GIF or GFB files
"SPEICHERN" - Save GFB file

"SICHREN" - Save configuration

I would suggest you to use GFB files due to it is a native Deskpic file format and they are loaded much faster.

Load "LADEN" GIF and save "SPEICHERN" as GFB

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 23 Oct 2019 15:22
by Cosmic Puppet
Cyprian wrote: 23 Oct 2019 12:51
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 23 Oct 2019 11:29 Got it Laden and Speichern. I'll pop it into google translate later.
"AN" - ON
"AUS" - OFF

"LADEN" - Load IMG, GIF or GFB files
"SPEICHERN" - Save GFB file

"SICHREN" - Save configuration

I would suggest you to use GFB files due to it is a native Deskpic file format and they are loaded much faster.

Load "LADEN" GIF and save "SPEICHERN" as GFB
Thank you for all your help! :) What would be your recommendation for converting jpg to GFB files? I have Paint Shop Pro 9, XnView, and Photoshop CS2.

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 23 Oct 2019 16:57
by Cosmic Puppet
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 23 Oct 2019 15:22
Cyprian wrote: 23 Oct 2019 12:51

"AN" - ON
"AUS" - OFF

"LADEN" - Load IMG, GIF or GFB files
"SPEICHERN" - Save GFB file

"SICHREN" - Save configuration

I would suggest you to use GFB files due to it is a native Deskpic file format and they are loaded much faster.

Load "LADEN" GIF and save "SPEICHERN" as GFB
Thank you for all your help! :) What would be your recommendation for converting jpg to GFB files? I have Paint Shop Pro 9, XnView, and Photoshop CS2.
I understand now. Hadn't read your message accurately. All I have to do now is stop it duplicating a portrait image across the whole screen and instead centre it and I'm sorted!

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 26 Oct 2019 17:45
by Cosmic Puppet
"AN" - ON
"AUS" - OFF

"LADEN" - Load IMG, GIF or GFB files
"SPEICHERN" - Save GFB file

"SICHREN" - Save configuration

I would suggest you to use GFB files due to it is a native Deskpic file format and they are loaded much faster.

Load "LADEN" GIF and save "SPEICHERN" as GFB
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20191026_173854.jpg
Have you any idea how to stop it tiling the image. I can't get an image in the centre. It's driving me nuts!
DESKPENG.TXT

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 26 Oct 2019 18:11
by Cyprian
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 26 Oct 2019 17:45 Have you any idea how to stop it tiling the image. I can't get an image in the centre. It's driving me nuts!

DESKPENG.TXT
moon looks cool,

I have a workaround for that tiling, I just use a picture with the exact destkop resolution
thanks for english manual

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 26 Oct 2019 19:27
by Cosmic Puppet
Cyprian wrote: 26 Oct 2019 18:11
Cosmic Puppet wrote: 26 Oct 2019 17:45 Have you any idea how to stop it tiling the image. I can't get an image in the centre. It's driving me nuts!

DESKPENG.TXT
moon looks cool,

I have a workaround for that tiling, I just use a picture with the exact destkop resolution
thanks for english manual
Thanks. You're welcome.

Getting there. Created 460x400 canvas and then added my image as a second layer
20191026_185232.jpg

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 26 Oct 2019 23:23
by Cosmic Puppet
I made an Atari desktop. :)
20191026_232036.jpg

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 27 Oct 2019 00:07
by Cyprian
looks cool

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 27 Oct 2019 00:21
by Cosmic Puppet
Cyprian wrote: 27 Oct 2019 00:07looks cool
Tried to share but it won't upload the img format and I don't know how to create zip files yet.

Re: Convert jpeg images for viewing in high res monochrome mode.

Posted: 27 Oct 2019 19:07
by stephen_usher
Have you tried using ImageMagick (convert)?