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E5frog at 13:09, 12 April 2022

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E5frog at 11:52, 12 April 2022

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E5frog at 14:06, 22 November 2012

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E5frog at 14:04, 22 November 2012

2012-11-22T14:04:37Z

E5frog: Created page with "Converter that converts a bmp-file to use with the Fullscreen Picture code. Output is selectable as bmp, in case you want to edit the result an..."

2012-11-22T13:58:51Z

Created page with "Converter that converts a bmp-file to use with the Fullscreen Picture code. Output is selectable as bmp, in case you want to edit the result an..."

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Converter that converts a bmp-file to use with the [[Homebrew:Fullscreenpicture|Fullscreen Picture]] code.

Output is selectable as bmp, in case you want to edit the result and re-convert, hex data ($00,$34,$23,...) or binary (%01001110, %00010001, etc).

http://channelf.se/veswiki/images/6/68/ChannelF_Conversion_9_8_9.7z

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-Converter by Kurt Woloch that converts a bmp-file to use with the [[Homebrew:Fullscreenpicture|Fullscreen Picture]] code.
+Converter by Kurt Woloch that converts a bmp-file to use with the [[Homebrew:Fullscreenpicture|Fullscreen Picture]] code.<br>
-Output is selectable as bmp, in case you want to edit the result and re-convert, hex data ($00,$34,$23,...) or binary (%01001110, %00010001, etc).
+Output is selectable as bmp, in case you want to edit the result and re-convert, as text with hex data ($00,$34,$23,...) or text as binary (%01001110, %00010001, etc).
 Remember that the pixels of a Channel F is rectangular standing on the short end, pictures look compressed height wise before displayed on screen unless they are stretched to a 4:3 size.
 [https://channelf.se/veswiki/images/6/68/ChannelF_Conversion_9_8_9.7z Channel F Conversion Aug 9th 2009 (7z, 48kB)]

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	Remember that the pixels of a Channel F is rectangular standing on the short end, pictures look compressed height wise before displayed on screen unless they are stretched to a 4:3 size.		Remember that the pixels of a Channel F is rectangular standing on the short end, pictures look compressed height wise before displayed on screen unless they are stretched to a 4:3 size.

−	[~~http~~://channelf.se/veswiki/images/6/68/ChannelF_Conversion_9_8_9.7z Channel F Conversion Aug 9th 2009 (7z, 48kB)]	+	[https://channelf.se/veswiki/images/6/68/ChannelF_Conversion_9_8_9.7z Channel F Conversion Aug 9th 2009 (7z, 48kB)]

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:06, 22 November 2012
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	Remember that the pixels of a Channel F is rectangular standing on the short end, pictures look compressed height wise before displayed on screen unless they are stretched to a 4:3 size.		Remember that the pixels of a Channel F is rectangular standing on the short end, pictures look compressed height wise before displayed on screen unless they are stretched to a 4:3 size.

−	http://channelf.se/veswiki/images/6/68/ChannelF_Conversion_9_8_9.7z	+	[http://channelf.se/veswiki/images/6/68/ChannelF_Conversion_9_8_9.7z Channel F Conversion Aug 9th 2009 (7z, 48kB)]