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exporting image to RGB565 (65K colours)

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exporting image to RGB565 (65K colours) gimper 06 Jan 22:22
  exporting image to RGB565 (65K colours) Carol Spears 08 Jan 06:34
  exporting image to RGB565 (65K colours) Sven Neumann 08 Jan 14:09
gimper
2005-01-06 22:22:39 UTC (about 20 years ago)

exporting image to RGB565 (65K colours)

Hi,

how can I convert and export an image from default GIMP rgb888 (no alpha) to rgb565 (16-bit image)? I want to save it as .h or .c or even png. But I cannot find a plug-in for it nor information on how to do it with the GIMP (2.2).

any idea?

thanks, B.

Carol Spears
2005-01-08 06:34:15 UTC (about 20 years ago)

exporting image to RGB565 (65K colours)

On Thu, Jan 06, 2005 at 09:22:39PM +0000, gimper wrote:

Hi,

how can I convert and export an image from default GIMP rgb888 (no alpha) to rgb565 (16-bit image)? I want to save it as .h or .c or even png. But I cannot find a plug-in for it nor information on how to do it with the GIMP (2.2).

someone else will have to handle the jpeg parts, but if you open the Select File Type (By Extension) you will see a listing of the formats gimp is able to save as. .c (C source code) and .h (C source code header) files are there. i think that gimp can only save in the non alpha jpeg format, however.

carol

Sven Neumann
2005-01-08 14:09:40 UTC (about 20 years ago)

exporting image to RGB565 (65K colours)

Hi,

gimper writes:

how can I convert and export an image from default GIMP rgb888 (no alpha) to rgb565 (16-bit image)? I want to save it as .h or .c or even png. But I cannot find a plug-in for it nor information on how to do it with the GIMP (2.2).

There's no way of doing this with GIMP. Actually I even wonder why you would want to do such a thing since all windowing systems and graphics libraries I am aware of do handle this transparently. But if you really need it, it would certainly be a trivial hack.

Sven