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== | == Customizing the Boot Logo == | ||
# '''Image Resolution:''' | |||
#* Determine the resolution for your specific terminal model by consulting the POS specification. | |||
== | #* Create your logo image according to the terminal's resolution. | ||
# '''Submission Process:''' | |||
#* Send the logo image to WizarPOS. | |||
#* Specify the logo name, which will be part of the OEM splash name. This is used to identify different customers. | |||
== Customizing the Boot Animation == | |||
# '''Creating Animation:''' | |||
#* Option 1: Send all individual pictures to WizarPOS, who will then create the animation. | |||
#* Option 2: Create an animation following the guidelines at [https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base/+/master/cmds/bootanimation/FORMAT.md Android Boot Animation Format] and send it to WizarPOS. | |||
# '''Implementation:''' | |||
#* Once WizarPOS receives the picture or animation, it will be integrated into your custom firmware. |
Revision as of 18:03, 27 December 2023
Customizing the Boot Logo
- Image Resolution:
- Determine the resolution for your specific terminal model by consulting the POS specification.
- Create your logo image according to the terminal's resolution.
- Submission Process:
- Send the logo image to WizarPOS.
- Specify the logo name, which will be part of the OEM splash name. This is used to identify different customers.
Customizing the Boot Animation
- Creating Animation:
- Option 1: Send all individual pictures to WizarPOS, who will then create the animation.
- Option 2: Create an animation following the guidelines at Android Boot Animation Format and send it to WizarPOS.
- Implementation:
- Once WizarPOS receives the picture or animation, it will be integrated into your custom firmware.