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Pioneer Z1 Wallpaper Question

By F150 Duke · Jul 20, 2006in General💬 6 posts👁️ 1,644 views
Posted Jul 20, 2006 · 06:13 UTC#1
Hey Guys,

I searched but couldn't find all the info I need.

I'm getting some pictures formatted to install on the Z1.

I made "Pictures" file on the CD and a dummy data file with 100+mb of dummy data, no songs.

The pictures are .jpg.

I can't get it to be the size you guys said is correct to fill the entire screen, 2592x1305.

Everytime I go to change the size in Microsoft Picture Manager, it puts it at 2592x1944.

Any advice here?

Duke
Posted Jul 21, 2006 · 05:40 UTC#2
Um...stupid question, but where can I get 100mb of dummy data? What is considered "dummy data"? I dont want to put anything on a disc that will mess up the Z1 hard drive.

I actually sized all my pictures using Windows Paint.

Paint
Image
Stretch/Scew

By lowering the stretch percentages it shrunk my photos. Wouldn't hurt to give it a shot. :?:
Posted Jul 22, 2006 · 20:57 UTC#4
Dummy file not needed,.....Ducatiboy,, thanks for the circuit got it very fast installed and working ontime everytime.

Thanks
Jake
Posted Jul 23, 2006 · 03:02 UTC#5
Jake said:
Dummy file not needed,.....


In my system it was, maybe it was the cheap a$$ cd's I burned. But I tried burning it without and it wouldn't read the disk. Someone here posted that it was not needed to I burned the first disk without. It didn't read. This was in Nero with the correct settings. I went back to Nero (it was still open) I added a dummy file (like it said in the instruction manual) and it worked.

Not saying you did not got it to work without one. But I am just saying I needed one. Maybe the brand and quality of the CD makes a difference. It's possible I changed some other setting in Nero before I burned the second one. I can't really remember. But it doesn't really hurt anything to put one in there.

Some times it makes a difference, I don't know why, but some things it does (bioses for hacked xboxes, game cubes, etc...)

Jake said:
Ducatiboy,, thanks for the circuit got it very fast installed and working ontime everytime.

Thanks
Jake


You are very welcome!
Posted Jul 23, 2006 · 03:48 UTC#6
Jake said:
Dummy file not needed,.....Ducatiboy,, thanks for the circuit got it very fast installed and working ontime everytime.

Thanks
Jake


i second that, I placed my order LATE on thursday nite, got a shipping confirmation around midnite, and had it in my mailbox when i got home today. It goes in the truck first thing tomm :D