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Originally Posted by citac
I have some questions. First off: are you sure the image must be 800 pixels wide and 600 pixels high? Shouldn't it be the other way around, otherwise it would be wider than it's taller?
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Positive. The image must be 800 by 600 WxH. The original screen orientation during boot is landscape.
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Or if it does, if I make my own image, do I have to orient it in a specific way to avoid my text and/or logo or symbol or whatever I choose looking upside down or turned to the side?
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If you want your image to look good in Portrait mode you need to rotate the content accordingly. Have a look at the
original image files used to create the logos avove.
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Second, is there a way to edit the image on Windows?
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Very likely. But since I do not run Windows, I wouldn't know how to go about it.
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I downloaded the ImageMagick Windows version, but other than resizing it to your specification, I can't find an option to save it as an .img file. Or do I simply change the extension name? And how exactly do I get the image to be 1920000 bytes?
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The "convert" command above does quite a bit more than just resizing. It turns your RGB or indexed image into RGBA and even swaps a few color channels around. logo.img is its own dedicated image format.
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Is there another way to simply replace the logo with our own image, and if not, is it something we can request as a feature?
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I'm afraid my how to here is as simple as it is ever going to get, short of somebody writing a GUI frontend for it.