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A tip for creating wallpapers for the 101

edit: Sorry, Seems this only works with Zeam Launcher at the moment
and you need the option checked in preferences/workspace to manage
wallpapers internally.
If you want to create a wallpaper in photoshop for your 101,
so that the whole of your image is shown in landscape mode.
(without using multipicture or similar).
All android phones etc take the width of the screen in pixels when it is in
portrait mode and double it (to allow for the paralax scrolling effect you
get when you flip through your homescreens). The height is just the screen
height in pixels.
So on the 101 this is 1200 pixels (2 x 600 pixels) by 1024 pixels.
However, as the tablets are normally viewed in landscape and not portrait
like a phone, this isnt very good.
For some reason Archos havent accounted for this, that is why, even though
you select the whole (or part) of your chosen wallpaper with the 'crop' tool
when applying a wallpaper, It never shows all of your picture.
I have been playing around with a few tests and have worked out the exact dimensions
in pixels of the portion that is actually shown on your 1200x1024 pixel homescreen.
if you follow the instructions below, you can show all the chosen image on the
homescreen:
1. open your chosen image
2. select the crop tool and set it to a fixed size of 978 x 570 pixels and 72 dpi
3. crop your image
4. choose your background colour with the eyedropper tool (it wont be seen when
applied, I used black though)
5. go to edit, canvas size, and set the reference point to the centre so that it adds
canvas all around the image
6. set the new canvas size to 1200 x 1024 pixels, click ok
7. save the image as a jpg
You will now have your wallpaper. Tranfer it to your archos via usb and apply the wallpaper.
Hope you find that useful
mine looks like this before you apply it.
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but only shows the image when applied.

Nicely done. It'll come in handy.
I assume that the image has a black border above and below when viewed in portrait?
Also, that's a nice background. I think I shall yoink it

your welcome.
yes it does unfortunately, but I hardly ever put mine in portrait when using the homescreens.

Hey, I tried your image, but it didn't work for me. It shows a black bar in landscape along the top.
I notice the the image dimensions are 1023x873. I know it's asking a lot, but would you be able to upload the image as an attachment rather than an image? I don't wanna go editing an already edited image. Photocopy of a photocopy as such. I know I won't be able to crop it perfectly. No Photoshop installed on my work computer.
Thanks!

odd, maybe its because im using zeam launcher, I havent tried it in the stock launcher yet, I'll take a look tonight.

see orkcreation on the appslib or the market

edit: Sorry, Seems this only works with Zeam Launcher at the moment
and you need the option checked in preferences/workspace to manage
wallpapers internally.
I'll work on it.

Seems as if you have found one way.... but there is another....
Im using very large images around 2500 x 1400 or so, then resizing them to around 1200 x 650 (somewhere in that area so that the image doesnt stretch).
I also sharpen the image alittle too much to give a better resolution effect.
I then use the multipicturelivewallpaper app to apply the image as the default wallpaper using the "show entire image" option.
Im using adw EX with the wallpaper scrolling OFF.
In landscape it works perfect, vertically is not too bad but obviously you cannot see the left and right farthest sides of the image. There are not black bars to be seen though.. The only time i ever turn the a101 vertical is when reading and ebook...which is never..
There is a theme thread here is your interested. I have also posted over 100 wallpapers pack that you can download. I have already resized them and listed a download link the the mplw.apk.
example....

thanks.
I was trying to find a way that meant not having to use a live wallpaper (which multipicture is) or additional app to get it working, but I really appreciate the link.
by the way, your dropbox link seems to be broken though, I cant get the wallpaper pack.
cheers

CarsnGadgets said:
thanks.
I was trying to find a way that meant not having to use a live wallpaper (which multipicture is) or additional app to get it working, but I really appreciate the link.
by the way, your dropbox link seems to be broken though, I cant get the wallpaper pack.
cheers
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thankyou very much dsimages, they are beautiful wallpapers.

You can follow my trick.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=862811&page=2
In Zeam launcher use 1200x1024 ou 1024x1024 wallpaper with the tiny application gTabWallPaper:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842180&page=2
Original wallpaper used.

with orkcreation
we will be create many wallpapers in a couple of day
http://www.jbmm.fr/2011/01/13/orkcreation-la-resolution-archos-gen-8-creee/
or
http://orkcreation.fr/

lolo33 said:
You can follow my trick.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=862811&page=2
In Zeam launcher use 1200x1024 ou 1024x1024 wallpaper with the tiny application gTabWallPaper:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842180&page=2
Original wallpaper used.
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Very nice images. A silly question, but how did you modify your home screen like that, with the programmes button on top right and the widget. Looks very tidy.

Pete917 said:
Very nice images. A silly question, but how did you modify your home screen like that, with the programmes button on top right and the widget. Looks very tidy.
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With Fancy Widget and Zeam Launcher.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=664149

Properly modifying a picture for Wallpaper?

I've got this wallpaper from DeviantART in a zipped file in various sizes. I've tried cropping it down to about 480x800, but the phone's selection box when setting the image as a wallpaper doesn't allow me to select the whole picture, which seems silly since that is the phone's screen resolution.
I imported the full image to my phone and set the selection box to cover her entirety, but now the phone sets the middle default screen (out of three) to look like the second image below, and going to the left screen scrolls the background to look like the first image, which is essentially perfect; setting the launcher so the background doesn't scroll causes the picture to look like the second image.
Basically, I'm trying to figure out how I am supposed to get my background to look like the first image, when set to not scroll. Any insight?
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I think HTC Vision uses 960 x 800
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App

joemm said:
I think HTC Vision uses 960 x 800
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App
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While a multi-screen wallpaper will be 960x800, a single screen wallpaper should still be 480x800, AFAIK.

EfemaN said:
While a multi-screen wallpaper will be 960x800, a single screen wallpaper should still be 480x800, AFAIK.
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Have you tried creating a 960x800 wallpaper with her in the center 480x800 (i.e., 240x800 of extra space on both sides of the part you actually want)?

ianmcquinn said:
Have you tried creating a 960x800 wallpaper with her in the center 480x800 (i.e., 240x800 of extra space on both sides of the part you actually want)?
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That came to mind (and would probably work), but I have absolutely no knowledge of graphics manipulation, so I wouldn't be able to continue the background gradient off to the left.

What do you mean continue the gradient? Just take the image you have and cut it down so it's got a 3:5 (0.6) aspect ratio and then add some empty white blocks to the side
I had to crop it and stretch it (because of the bar at the bottom) but there's an example
If it's set to not move when you switch home screens, nobody will see the white bars on the side
Try that and if it works post the original image and someone can make a higher res version

LooieENG said:
What do you mean continue the gradient? Just take the image you have and cut it down so it's got a 3:5 (0.6) aspect ratio and then add some empty white blocks to the side
I had to crop it and stretch it (because of the bar at the bottom) but there's an example
If it's set to not move when you switch home screens, nobody will see the white bars on the side
Try that and if it works post the original image and someone can make a higher res version
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Oh durr... that makes a lot of sense. I was in the mindset that the background would be stretched out for whatever reason.
That actually worked really well; there's an ever-so-small sliver of white on the left side, but that'll go away with some tweaking. What's the easiest way to crop and add the white bars with specific dimensions? I have access to Photoshop CS5, but I couldn't find anything beyond resizing and simply cropping and hoping I get the dimensions correct.
I actually linked the original 1920x1200 image in the first post, hyperlinked on the second word. Here it is again: http://i.imgur.com/GvEgU.jpg
EDIT: Never mind! I figured it out. I noticed the parameters next to the crop bar. Photoshop is fantastic... thanks for your help Looie. Now, just gotta figure out how to remove the white strip.

EfemaN said:
I've got this wallpaper from DeviantART in a zipped file in various sizes. I've tried cropping it down to about 480x800, but the phone's selection box when setting the image as a wallpaper doesn't allow me to select the whole picture, which seems silly since that is the phone's screen resolution.
I imported the full image to my phone and set the selection box to cover her entirety, but now the phone sets the middle default screen (out of three) to look like the second image below, and going to the left screen scrolls the background to look like the first image, which is essentially perfect; setting the launcher so the background doesn't scroll causes the picture to look like the second image.
Basically, I'm trying to figure out how I am supposed to get my background to look like the first image, when set to not scroll. Any insight?
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There looks to be a significant amount of banding in those images. Is there any way to reduce it? Perhaps setting the image to 65k colors, I'm not sure.

mejorguille said:
There looks to be a significant amount of banding in those images. Is there any way to reduce it? Perhaps setting the image to 65k colors, I'm not sure.
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I think that was due to my saving as a jpg. I did it as a PNG and the background is a smooth gradient like it should be.
The only thing I'm unhappy about is that, for the times that I'm at my homescreen with the keyboard open and the screen in landscape mode, the white bars are obnoxious and up-in-my-face. I don't think I really have a workaround for it unless I find someone more skilled at Photoshop that can continue the background on either side.

http://intridea.com/2010/10/27/android-wallpaper-template-photoshop
template here

[Q] What size is the wallpaper for ARC?

What is the actual size of the wall paper? ? x ?
I downloaded some wallpaper and when I select to use the image.
I have to crop it to make it fit.
And
Where can I find the preloaded Wallpaper in the ARC? is it somewhere in the MicroSD?
SOLVED: I used Wallpaper Set And Save

960 x 854
Sent from The Arc!

960x854...edit, iceman always is quicker
In the x10 section I posted 180 hd wallpapers catagorised in 20 sections. All in one topic, scaled to the right resolution.
Sent from my arc or optimus 2x

If you want to sett an wall from the gallery..Its way to big if its 960x854..So can anyone tell me what size to choose for the pics to be senterd in "non scrolling wall" setting?I want 1 pic that stays sentered in the screens..Hope anyone knows.

that would be 960 divided by 3.... since SE's home launcher by default has 3 screens...
320 x 854

It should be 480x854 I guess since it's the dimensions of the lockscreen wallies.

Even if you're using a launcher that doesn't scroll the wallpaper, the wallpaper still needs to be 960x854.
All that happens is it displays the middle 50% of it.

Step666 said:
Even if you're using a launcher that doesn't scroll the wallpaper, the wallpaper still needs to be 960x854.
All that happens is it displays the middle 50% of it.
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Well thats my point...I want the size that makes me able to show the wall correctly NOT only the middle 50% of the wallpaper.

Then you need to create a 960x854 image that you only wish to display the middle 50% of.

Step666 said:
Then you need to create a 960x854 image that you only wish to display the middle 50% of.
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LOL! He'd still end up scrolling with that resolution. He wants a static, non-scrolling wallpaper.

xtacy! said:
LOL! He'd still end up scrolling with that resolution.
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Well, depends which launcher he's using.
But even if he uses one that lets you disable wallpaper scrolling, he'd still need to do as I say - the wallpaper has to be twice the resolution of the screen, that's just how Android works.

After trying cuite a bit i finally found that With:320 Heigth: 284 gives me the best result..This gives me a STATIC setered wall that is NONE scollable..
Both on the orginal Xperia arc launcher and on the Adw Ex(this one is my personal fav) this resolution gives a sentered pic.Ofcource this scrolles in orginal but not in adw ex..
So to answer my own question:
The Wallpaper size that makes a Static sentered wall is: With:320 Heigth: 284

DjDarkDragon said:
Ofcource this scrolles in orginal but not in adw ex..
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So all you've done is disable wallpaper scrolling in the settings then, it's got absolutely nothing to do with the size of the image you're using.

Step666 said:
So all you've done is disable wallpaper scrolling in the settings then, it's got absolutely nothing to do with the size of the image you're using.
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Well..I really dont oundterstand what youre saying now...If i take a pic in Resluition 960 x 854 with an model standing in the way right of the pic, then i sett this as an wallpaper and turn of scrolling in Adw ex.
Then this problem comes forward: The pic is showing the middle 50% so the model is cut in half..or even is all the way out of the area shown..
With the pic in Resulution With:320 Heigth:284 and the same pic with the model in the way right then the pic on my NONE scrolling wall will be showed like its supose to...Acutually standing in the way right..
Gimme a couple of minutes and ill up some pics showing what i mean.
Ok..Here is the pics showing you what i mean:
Wallpaper in resolution With: 960 x Height: 854:
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Wallpaper in resolution With: 320 Heigth:284:
Hopefully this makes things clear?And that someone else finds this helpfull.

Well, the fact is, that if the wallpaper scrolls in the SE launcher, then it means that that resolution doesn't magically disable scrolling.
No resolution magically prevents the wallpaper from scrolling, that's just not how Android works.
The only reason that it doesn't scroll on certain launchers is that they override the default behaviour.
But they can only override the behaviour, they can't the fact that the OS requires the wallpaper to be twice the width of the screen, which is why the can only display the middle 50% of the image.
Take this image - it's 960x854.
If you use that with the SE launcher, the middle page of the homescreen will be all red but as you scroll to the side, green will appear. If you use it with ADW, LauncherPr or similar (and have wallpaper scrolling disabled), all you'll ever see id red - unless you flip the orientation to landscape.
So as I say, it's nothing to do with the resolution of the image, it's just the way that Android works.
Believe me, it took me a long time to work all this out for myself - I created images very similar to the one I linked to to allow myself to work out what shows up where on the homescreen.
edit: how about you upload your 320x284 image so someone else can have a look at it.

Well if you have ounderstoud me in the way that I sayd that this wallpaper resolution stops scrolling then Ive expressed myself badly..Ive all the time ment that I wanted the resolution that centers the pic in an launcher wich disables the wallpaper scrolling.
And the Resolution that in adw ex laucher with wallpaper scrolling disabeled centers the pic and showes the intyer pic you want is With: 320 Heigth:284.
But in Xperia Arc Launcher a wallpaper with this resolution will scroll.

It's zwc
It's Wzc up

[Q] Wallpaper resolution

Anyone else seeing severe degradation of images when you set them as your wallpaper? I thought it was just the image quality, but if you look at the same image in the gallery at the same zoom (filling the screen), it's ultra sharp, but when you set it was a wallpaper you get severe artifacting and compression. I tested this with a 1440x1280 wallpaper, so it should have been exactly the resolution for the screen (including side scrolling), but once set, it looked pixelated and ugly. I did find a workaround (albeit not a convenient one), where if you happen to have root, you can use ninjamorph to switch out the "default_wallpaper.jpg" in the framework-res.apk, res/drawable/default_wallpaper.jpg with your own wallpaper retitled to the same name. Immediately, the wallpaper looks infinitely sharper and really shows off the 720p screen!
Anyone else know of a better way to set a wallpaper without any degradation? (Hopefully, without having to mess with the framework-res.apk every time, and maybe without using a live wallpaper that sets the homescreen to a particular image? Even though they're not technically animated, those live wallpapers still seem to be a battery drain and ram hog...)

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Regardless of resolution (gone as high as 3840x2160) once set as a wallpaper, Android seems to do some sort of compression that significantly drops the quality below what you see looking at that same picture in the gallery. I've also tried using 1440x1280 so that no stretching or cropping would be necessary to fill the screen, but that also didn't work. The only way to circumvent the degradation that I know of is to swap a system wallpaper with the one I want to set, and that bypasses the degradation. I've tried Wallpaper Set & Save, but that still produced the same drop in quality.

I know this is off topic, but could someone provide the stock LG Nitro wallpapers? I love that blue stock wallpaper, but I can't find it on the net.

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itiskonrad said:
Regardless of resolution (gone as high as 3840x2160) once set as a wallpaper, Android seems to do some sort of compression that significantly drops the quality below what you see looking at that same picture in the gallery. I've also tried using 1440x1280 so that no stretching or cropping would be necessary to fill the screen, but that also didn't work. The only way to circumvent the degradation that I know of is to swap a system wallpaper with the one I want to set, and that bypasses the degradation. I've tried Wallpaper Set & Save, but that still produced the same drop in quality.
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The answer is simple...u must use or resize the image to exactly 1280x720. I had the same issue before with my Atrix 4G, which has a qHD screen (960x540) and everytime I use a wallpaper that is smaller or bigger than 960x540, they will come out either blurred or pixelated and looks like Cr*p! But when I resize the image to exactly 960x540, the pictures came out sharp and clear.
I think this has something to do with Android's stock system. When my phone was upgraded to CM7, I no longer have that issue.
So to rectify your issue, try using 1280x720 pictures/wallpapers, or crop them down to exactly 1280x720, and they should come out crisp. Let me know if that helps.

i use Backgrounds by OGP, u can use that app to set wallpapers from your gallery. Works perfect every time.

Quickpic is the answer
I was having the same problem, but then I found Quickpic! Not only is it a far superior gallery management app, it also sets the wallpaper at pristine resolution...

Thanks for all your help guys! The exact resolution of native wallpaper is 1440 by 1280 (with wallpaper scrolling left and right, it's always double the x-axis, so 720*2). I ripped the original wallpapers from LGhome.apk, and those are their resolutions as well. It doesn't matter what resolution you choose, if you set the wallpaper through the android gallery, it looks like crap, whether or not it is exactly the right resolution (I tried 1280x720 as well, even though that is not the native resolution of the wallpapers on 720p android, due to wallpaper scrolling). However, I found that setting the wallpaper through Wallpaper Wizardrii or Just Pictures gave sharp results! As sharp as messing with the lghome.apk and switching the bluray.jpg wallpaper to my own wallpaper of choice! So that's what I'm using. If you want to see for yourself, give it a shot! Set a highly detailed wallpaper through the android gallery, and then install Just Pictures or Wallpaper Wizardrii and set it through that. Maybe I'm just absurdly picky, but the difference is super dramatic to me. Thanks guys!
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Second one is the one through Just Wallpapers (or Wallpaper Wizardrii). Maybe I'm just anal, but the first one through android gallery is just too blurry for me, and it looks worse on the phone's screen. The crossed railing and the boats, windows, etc just don't have the crispness when set through the gallery.

[TUTORIAL] How to fit wallpaper correctly

I see wallpapers asked for a lot so I figured I'd write up a easy tutorial for people on how when they find great pictures to properly frame it out to work as you imagined it. I think among those less tech savvy and familar with image editing struggle with this so I'm going to attempt to help them here. We all know the built in wallpaper functionality of Android isn't exactly the greatest thing ever and usually does a better job of frustrating you more than it does actually getting the wallpaper you picked framed how you imagined it.. There are two great apps in the market that help makes this easier. Simple Image Wallpaper and MultiPicture Live Wallpaper...The problem with both is that they are basically cropping it for you to the correct aspect ratio using a center average. This means unless the wallpaper you picked out has the `cool part' dead center, it will still probably look terrible. For this demonstration I will be using Simple Image Wallpaper.
Secondly you're going to need a paint program that allows you to set custom aspect ratios with the selection tool/crop tool. Since this is a demonstration for the general public we're going to do this with a free program anyone can download. Paint Dot Net.
Recap.. Items needed
1. Simple Image Wallpaper
2. Paint Dot Net
3. Wallpaper
I linked an example wallpaper I will be using in this demo in recap item #3. Below is what this wallpaper looks like using Simple Image Wallpaper without any cropping.
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As you can see it cropped the center portion for you. You could go into any paint program and just cut out the glass and plop it on your screen but the problem is that it probably still won't fit how you imagined it because you cut the picture in an aspect ratio that is incorrect for the Nexus 7 (or any device) screen and the program will still have to stretch it and squeeze it onto the screen. So.. Assuming now you installed paint.net open it up and load the wallpaper I provided. Once it is opened select the rectangle tool, then change it to fixed ratio and enter in 800x1280 as shown here.
Now using your left mouse button click and drag on the image. The size you make this rectangle doesn't matter since it is always in the correct aspect ratio for your Nexus 7 screen. This will translate to your screen EXACTLY as you see it inside this rectangle. You probably tried a few times to perfectly draw out the rectangle to surround the glass perfectly but don't worry it doesn't even matter if you drew it off the glass.
Let's say this is what your screen looks like.
To `fine tune' this select the `Move Selection tool"
With this tool selected you should see dots appear around the rectangle. These are `drag points'.. Shift-Click, drag, and it will re-size the rectangle while keeping the correct aspect ratio. You only want to use the corner drag points for this to keep the aspect ratio correct. You can also click and drag inside the rectangle and position it around. Once done you should be able to perfectly frame the glass. Once you are done crop the photo, save it, copy it to your device and load it up in Simple Image Wallpaper in the Portrait selection.
Perfection
Use the same concept to now do your landscape picture (the image selection that is above Portait in Simple Image Wallpaper) except instead of cropping to 800x1280, you are now going to crop 1280x800.
Enjoy!

Revisions: -
Fixed accidental instruction typo & picture in step 1 - Fixed ratio / Not fixed sized (Sorry, used to using Photoshop :laugh
Removed instruction to disable scrolling wallpaper.. Just a habit of mine. I always forget it's a live wallpaper even though I've been using it forever.

Cool, fancy sharing your wallpaper?

Thanks for pointing me towards that app. I hate how Android handles wallpapers and it's always been one thing that bugged the hell out of me. I used Multi-wallpaper app in the past to mitigate the problem by only setting a single wallpaper but it was slow to load, especially during changing wallpaper rotates and such so I stopped using it all together with Jellybean 4.1.2. Simple Image Wallpaper solves these problems though and I love the way you can assign different wallpapers for portrait and horizontal modes with no lag in between.