I need help changing the boot-up image in CDShell.
The image that loads when I boot from a CD.
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Change CDShell Image [bmp -> csi] I need help changing the boot-up image in CDShell.
#2
Posted 02 October 2006 - 07:40 AM
You could try this:
http://www.cdshell.o...oc/startup.html
You should use "convert" tool in /TOOLS folder where u installed cdshell for making .csi files. (640x480x24)
http://www.cdshell.o...oc/startup.html
You should use "convert" tool in /TOOLS folder where u installed cdshell for making .csi files. (640x480x24)
#3
Posted 03 October 2006 - 06:34 AM
I made an 640*480 image in Paint, saved it as 24-bit Bitmap (*.bmp, *.dip) in the Convert folder.
I'm trying to run the Converter but nothing happens(a cmd window opens for like 1 ms). Tried to drag the image in the Convert.exe file... Nothing happens.
I did the same with a 320x240 and saved as 256 Color Bitmap (8-bit)...
Am I doing something wrong with the editor?
I'm trying to run the Converter but nothing happens(a cmd window opens for like 1 ms). Tried to drag the image in the Convert.exe file... Nothing happens.
I did the same with a 320x240 and saved as 256 Color Bitmap (8-bit)...
Am I doing something wrong with the editor?
#4
Posted 03 October 2006 - 10:40 AM
"CONVERT" is command tool used for converting true color images (640x480x24 windows bmp image)
So you should use command prompt and navigate up to folder where the program is.
Syntax: convert <-bmp2csi | -csi2bmp> <-o outputfile> <inputfile>
Example:
I had an image named "image.bmp" in a folder together with convert.exe
Dont use convert.exe on 320x240x8 images.
PS Open command prompt from START>Run using "cmd" in case u didnt know
So you should use command prompt and navigate up to folder where the program is.
Syntax: convert <-bmp2csi | -csi2bmp> <-o outputfile> <inputfile>
Example:
I had an image named "image.bmp" in a folder together with convert.exe
C:\tools\convert>convert -bmp2csi -o image.csi image.bmp CD Shell Image conversion utility, Version 1.1 Copyright (C) 2002-2005 Michael K Ter Louw Visit http://www.cdshell.org for terms of use. Bitmap image verified 640x480x24. Encoding CD Shell Image (version 1)... Image encoded successfully.
Dont use convert.exe on 320x240x8 images.
PS Open command prompt from START>Run using "cmd" in case u didnt know
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