01-28-2020 14:08
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Hi I am trying to put a GIF I split into 31 .jpg's but it skips through almost all of the images is it to long or am i missing something, for refrence I used the Sprite animation guide from fitbit. If anybody who has also worked with animated images in clockfaces can you please give me some advice thank you
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01-28-2020 14:20
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01-28-2020 14:20
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Try using PNG files, they are automatically converted to a format that the device can render using hardware. JPG files tend to be slow to decode, so that's probably why it's skipping frames.
01-28-2020 14:20
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Try using PNG files, they are automatically converted to a format that the device can render using hardware. JPG files tend to be slow to decode, so that's probably why it's skipping frames.
01-29-2020 10:28
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01-29-2020 10:28
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To add to the conversion to PNGs..
You can compress the png images as well. I've noticed a big improvement on a watchface I've created with a lot of resources, and the quality of the images doesn't drop enough to be a concern on a screen with this pixel density.
01-30-2020 07:33
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01-30-2020 07:33
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Yes PNG files made it run nice and smooth.
Thank you!😊

