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Help converting images for the clock #32
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It is apparently compressed wrong. What command did you use to compress it? This command would work: tar cvzf result.tar.gz *.bmp or tar cvf result.tar *.bmp followed by gzip result.tar. I've attached a result file with the images converted to 16 bit rather than 24 bit. The displays are 16 bit so there's no point them having more bits per pixel. |
@judge2005 sorry for the late response, I've been ill. Your file doesn't work either, but that's OK, I just wanted to know if I was doing something wrong. Maybe my clock is a bit faulty at this point. As I told you, if I try uploading two or three times my conversions, there's a point where the other working themes also stop working. |
Reinstall the firmware and select the erase option, then try my file again. There is probably just some bad data lying around in the filing system. |
Yes, that is what I did last time, I'll try again and let you know. |
What the title says. I downloaded some themes that are not on the proper format, so I tried to convert them with this command with your python script:
python batch_convert_images.py *.png -p 24 -s -o bmp
However, the result is just a black screen on the clock. If I try uploading two or three times my conversions, there's a point where the other working themes also stop working, maybe a memory issue or something?
Here I attach the source images and the result images. Could you tell me what's wrong with them?
result.tar.gz
source.zip
Thanks!
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