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Originally Posted by citac
Yes! I was able to get to this: "A long text will scroll in the window - describing all the command options 'convert' command has." but didn't know where to go from there. So make directory, put pre-prepared images, study the list of commands. Thank you! I'll have to leave it for later when I don't have such a high stack of papers in front of me.
OK, so I continued working on this, got the cmd prompt figured out and managed to convert the photo I want to use into an .img file. The problem is I too keep getting a file that's 1875000 bytes. Anyone have an idea how to get to 1920000 bytes on Windows XP?
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Exactly what kacir said.
I did it with your image and it seems to work for me on Windows 7. Here's the code I ran:
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C:\Users\xxxxxxx>convert logo.png -depth 8 -separate -swap 0,2 -combine
rgba:logo.img
Are you sure it says 1875000 bytes and not 1,875 KB, because they are not the same. For me it says 1875 KB, but when I click on the properties info of the image it says
Code:
Size: 1.83 MB (1,920,000 bytes)
which is what we need. The reason is that
1 KB= 1024 bytes
1875 KB * 1024 bytes/KB = 1,920,000 bytes.
