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Screensaver for the NW-A1000

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wacko_demon

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Simplified Instructions:

1. Download NWWM-SCR.exe

2. Extract to the root of the C: drive (or wherever)

3. A folder called NWWM-SCR is now created

4. Move or copy this folder to the root of your NWA Series Player ensuring that you have the latest firmware (2.01) required to run the files

5. If all is successful you should have 4 new screensavers on your player!

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Yeah, I've tried putting it both in the very root of the unit (L:\ in this case). And in the "OMGAUDIO"-folder. No new screensavers detected.

Edit: D'oh, one should always read the entire instructions :) Thought you were supposed to put the actual files in the root, you should put the entire folder "NWWM-SCR" in the root of the unit. It works fine now.

Edited by Nononono
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Oh, maybe my instructions weren't very good then :sad: . Make sure that Sonicstage isn't running when you do this, just to be safe.

Lets say the E drive is your NWA player, type 'E:' in the Extract To dialogue box (omitting the quotations of course) . After extraction you should have 2 folders on your player, OMGAUDIO and NWWM-SCR, NWWM-SCR should contain 4 screensaver files.

To change to one of these screensavers you go to Settings, then Screensaver, then Available and you should be able to select them from there.

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I opened the files in MS-DOS Editor and it just looks like a bitmap, not a standard BMP file though. I thought it might have been like the old animated IE logo which was just a bitmap, but each frame was layed out vertically in a strip.

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I don't have a clue, just trying to help anyone out there who might. I had a look at the file in hexplorer, used this pixel viewer tool and set column width to 128, I could just make out bunny rabbits which is a good sign. Sadly, I can't view at 2 bits per pixel :( . I reckon the little thumbnail (for the menus) is stored just before the frames, I can sort of make out something there but I'm not sure how many pixels make up those thumbnails, looks like they could be 32 pixels wide.

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