I was trying to convert a 208x44 monochrome image. Not even twice the size of the screen. And last time I was trying to convert an image that was just 4 times as large as the screen but still smaller than once the size of an Nspire screen, even forgetting the fact that my image was saved in 8 bit format to save space while an Nspire image would probably be saved in 16 bit format.
For the second image, I was able to split it in 4 times 96x64 but I still used at least as much processor power as if the image was converted in one pass, and this can not be done so easily with dimensions such as 208x44. Not impossible of course, but a lot more annoying (because I need to interlace the produced hex codes, not just copy paste one beneath the other).
For the second image, I was able to split it in 4 times 96x64 but I still used at least as much processor power as if the image was converted in one pass, and this can not be done so easily with dimensions such as 208x44. Not impossible of course, but a lot more annoying (because I need to interlace the produced hex codes, not just copy paste one beneath the other).