Posted February 15, 200718 yr Hi guys, I have the iAudio F2 and I can't find ANY Background Images for my player. I've Google , looked over at Forums from COWON and can't find any good ones. Could someone that has good skills be willing to make Awesome Images? Image size HAS to be 128x160. I would like something Dark. Maybe possible to make some COWON Images as well. Thank to any who replies and helps.
February 16, 200718 yr Use a graphics editor such as Paint.NET, GIMP or Photoshop to shrink the images. Or you can just use Paint to just clip/crop the images.
February 16, 200718 yr Author Use a graphics editor such as Paint.NET, GIMP or Photoshop to shrink the images. Or you can just use Paint to just clip/crop the images.I've tried and have failed. I'm not that experienced in doing this but I just know alittle.
February 16, 200718 yr Author Normally Wolf would be all over these. Maybe send him a PM?Thx! I'll give it a shot.
February 16, 200718 yr and i'll make a custom one for you soon i've just been really busy lately :happybday:
February 16, 200718 yr Author OMG!!! Thanx you so... much! You used Photoshop? I'll have some more Images later WolfX2 but man thx you so... so... mcuh.
February 16, 200718 yr Author This one looks awesome. That one was easy to find. I llike the 3 Images with the tree blowing, grass and the snow. Looks awesome. I just can't wait for WOLFX2 to resize them. I wonder what he uses? Probably Photoshop or something similar.
February 16, 200718 yr Author I use this one on my cell. I have cell phone Tarun Look up top on this thread and click on link.
February 17, 200718 yr Author here ya go Download HereThx WolfX2. I'm sure I'll have more but for now I'll give it a rest. Cheers!
February 18, 200718 yr There are some very nice images. I rarely use graphics software, but I know how to resize, stretch, crop, etc. You should learn it, its really simple, anyone can do it.
February 18, 200718 yr well in this case we had to do a little more than just resize we had to pick a "focal point" of the image to resize on. Its kinda like when they make background music in movies, they cut out the parts of the song they don't like and keep what pertains to the scene in the movie. Most of the time, without the viewer noticing. Same principle here. Thats just my 2 cents
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