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Hi Chris,
So you mean to say there is no API to play animated gif. I must decode the
animated gif into it's respective frame and base on it's timing to play the
pictures?
> If you add code to your bootloader to decode and display the frames, then
> sure, it's possible. I doubt your bootloader has that out-of-the-box, but
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> > Gif
> > on my dialog?
Michel Verhagen (eMVP) - 29 Jul 2008 07:33 GMT
Yes.
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> Hi Chris,
>
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>>> Gif
>>> on my dialog?
Chris Tacke, eMVP - 29 Jul 2008 14:24 GMT
During bootloader execution - which is when the "startup screen" is
generally displayed - there are no APIs period (other than what's in your
bootloader code). I know nothing of your bootloader, so I can't say
absolutely "no" but I can say that I've never seen or heard of anyone that
had it, so the odds are good that you would have to do it all yourself.
http://www.w3.org/Graphics/GIF/spec-gif89a.txt

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> Hi Chris,
>
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>> > Gif
>> > on my dialog?
Jimmy Lim - 29 Jul 2008 16:18 GMT
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the information.
If i want to animate the startup screen of an application instead. Is
there an API that plays animated gif?
THat means instead of bootloader, in the first startup application i run
after booting up the OS, i want to play an animated gif (start up screen)
while my application is setting up some stuff behind, is it possible?
> During bootloader execution - which is when the "startup screen" is
> generally displayed - there are no APIs period (other than what's in your
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> >> > Gif
> >> > on my dialog?