Any way to get rid of awful Anime image in TNAP?

[comfortably_numb]

Is there a way to get rid of the awful stock image that comes loaded with TNAP 5.1?

It looks like this software was programmed by teenage boys.

 

[cyberham]

Upgrade to TNAP 6. It's got her older sister but mature for her age.

 

[Jim S.]

The boot logo is stored in /boot/bootlogo.mvi

What can you use to create a .mvi file? No idea. Why didn't Enigma use a more popular format? No idea.

 

[FTA4PA]

The boot logo is stored in /boot/bootlogo.mvi

What can you use to create a .mvi file? No idea. Why didn't Enigma use a more popular format? No idea.

If you have access to a Linux system with ffmpeg installed the following command supposedly works although I have not tried it.

ffmpeg -i mypicture.jpg -r 25 -b 20000 mypicture.m1v && mv mypicture.m1v mypicture.mvi

Replace mypicture with the correct file name of course.

 

[cyberham]

The boot logo is stored in /boot/bootlogo.mvi...

There seems to be more to the story. This location has two images called bootlogo.mvi and bootlogo_.mvi. They are the same image as below. Similar but not quite as 'interesting'. So the final image being used must be located elsewhere. .mvi files can be opened using PotPlayer.

 

[comfortably_numb]

These wallpapers are really immature-looking for software we're supposed to take seriously. I suppose the programmers can do whatever they want, but when I see anime wallpaper I think of kids trying to write software while living in mama's basement

And what's with the woman sitting on the pool table?

The older TNAP images had a Route 66 neon theme which was much more professional IMO.

 

[Pepper]

Crystal Disk Info is another, it in fact has four different anime styles to choose from, thankfully also a "normal" one with just a plain UI.

 

[Jim S.]

I must have not used Crystal Disk Info in a LONG time, I don't remember anything other than a normal UI. On the other hand, I remember whipping the llama's ass, and I still put a Santa hat on my traffic cone every December.

 

[primestar31]

Is there a way to get rid of the awful stock image that comes loaded with TNAP 5.1?

It looks like this software was programmed by teenage boys.

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I'd be very hinky doing this to my Mio. I distinctly remember a couple guys bricking their receivers and having to go through hoops to recover them when they messed with the boot logo a few years back... For SURE if you try it, that your replacement image is about the exact same size of the one you are replacing.

 

[byron]

sorry for long post, and apologies if it's greek to some...

the anime image bothered me too, so i replaced mine with shots of the mountain ranges that are safer to look at when the wife is around, haha.
anyhow..

root@osmini4k:/boot# ls -ltr
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 18 Mar 29 2024 bootlogo_.mvi -> /boot/bootlogo.mvi
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 23 Mar 29 2024 bootlogo.mvi -> /usr/share/bootlogo.mvi

- /boot/bootlogo_.mvi is a symlink to /boot/bootlogo.mvi
- /boot/bootlogo.mvi is a symlink to actual /usr/share/bootlogo.mvi file, which is the one you want to update.
so both /boot/bootlogo* references should be left alone. just replace (or backup then replace) the one in /usr/share/bootlogo.mvi if you want changes to be effective...

while we're at it...
these are all the locations you can adjust for different screens...far as TNAP is concerned...

./usr/share/backdrop.mvi
./usr/share/bootlogo.mvi
./usr/share/enigma2/radio.mvi
./usr/share/enigma2/black.mvi

below, you will see that one is also a symlink in /usr/share (bootlogo_.mvi) that just points to bootlogo.mvi in same directory. again, leave the symlink alone...
but the others here are files you can change* as desired, *long as you know what you're doing.

root@osmini4k:/boot# ls -ltr /usr/share/*.mvi
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 154536 Mar 29 2024 /usr/share/bootlogo.mvi
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 23 Mar 29 2024 /usr/share/bootlogo_.mvi -> /usr/share/bootlogo.mvi
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 178107 Jun 23 2024 /usr/share/backdrop.mvi

root@osmini4k:/boot# ls -ltr /usr/share/enigma2/*.mvi
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 157501 Mar 29 2024 /usr/share/enigma2/radio.mvi
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 20876 Mar 29 2024 /usr/share/enigma2/black.mvi

hope this helps.