Thanks @Fteacher - the images need to be 178x178 pixels - this is to match the size of the Bangle JS 2 screen. The images above are 371x371. This means the images will need to be scaled by some other software tool. Once you start scaling an image you loose image quality and it may not look right, gain artifacts etc.
Is it possible to redo in 178x178 pixels. There is no need to use the imageconverter at this point in time. Once you have a PNG file it can be uploaded using the IDE and viewed on the watch by installing the simple image viewer app. https://banglejs.com/apps/?id=showimg
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Thanks @Fteacher - the images need to be 178x178 pixels - this is to match the size of the Bangle JS 2 screen. The images above are 371x371. This means the images will need to be scaled by some other software tool. Once you start scaling an image you loose image quality and it may not look right, gain artifacts etc.
Is it possible to redo in 178x178 pixels. There is no need to use the imageconverter at this point in time. Once you have a PNG file it can be uploaded using the IDE and viewed on the watch by installing the
simple image viewer
app.https://banglejs.com/apps/?id=showimg
To upload an image through the IDE
showimg.user.img
.g.dump();
in the left hand window.