Rotate TV 90 degrees and display images properly?

I would like to rotate our LG HDTV to Vertical orientation (not the traditional horizontal orientation), and display the images from an Apple TV in the vertical orientation. Is this possible? I know that I can rotate images on my MacPro monitor (Cinema display) by 90, 180, or 270 degrees. This is the sort of control I would like from an Apple TV when output to the Vertical standing HDTV.

While you could easily turn the Tv and have any Portrait photos rotated landscape to view on a tv in portrait mode, AppleTV itself will not natively support display rotation - the photos properly tagged would show ok but menu would be all wrong and not rotated. You'd be better using a Mac Mini or other computer that allowed display rotation - use a DVI to HDMI adapter.

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Hello Friends,
I am developing an auction web site ,and facing some problem so I need your help.
There is some confusion about uploading and displaying images in website .In web based
application if I want to upload images than where have to store the images database or server
side any folder .I have not idea about that please send your ideas and sussesions.
Second problem is What is the best way to display images in webside either giving a direct
path of server side image folder or I need to retrieve all images from database .
I have no idea about it please send me your guideline which are usefull for me to implement in my
website.
what is the correct way to upload and display images in website ?
Thanks . Have a nice day.

If you are using a Container you just leave your image files in the home directory of your web application. And forget this idea about database. It´s not necessary in this case.
To display the images just use HTML, <img src="url">.

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Hi !
I have received a set of datas via rs232 and it contains picture messages. I have to decode the datas first and then display them on a canvas.
I have known several functions that may be used . Such as
int SetBitmapData (int bitmapID, int bytesPerRow, int pixelDepth, int colorTable[], unsigned char bits[], unsigned char mask[]);
int CanvasDrawBitmap (int panelHandle, int controlID, int bitmapID, Rect sourceRectangle, Rect destinationRectangle);
However,I don't know how to set the following parameters according to the actual pixel values and color values.
int bytesPerRow, int pixelDepth, int colorTable[], unsigned char bits[], unsigned char mask[]
What's more,I have no idea how to decode the datas.
The attachment is a incomplete project. I will be very appreciated if anyone could help me .
Best regards.
xiepei
I wouldn't care success or failure,for I will only struggle ahead as long as I have been destined to the distance.
Attachments:
Decode and display image.zip ‏212 KB

Well, things are getting a bit clearer now.
1. Your image is actually 240x240 pixel (not 320x240 as you told before). The size of image data is 57600 bytes which corresponds to that frmat (I was puzzled by such a data size compared with larger image dimensions!)
2. The image is a 8-bits-per-pixel one; this means that you must provide a color palette to create the bitmap
3. You cannot simply copy image data into bitmap fields in CVI: CreateBitmap always produce an image with pixeldepth matched with display colour depth (normally 24 or 32 bpp)
All that means that you must:
1. Create the appropriate color palette with 256 colors: it may be a grayscale or color palette depending on camera characteristics. Grayscale palette can be found in my sample project, while sample colour palettes can be found here (here the description of a "standard" 8-bpp color palette)
2. Create the bits array correctly dimensioned for the color depth of your monitor
3. Get each pixel value from the camera, lookup in the color palette for the appropriate colour and create the RGB informations into the bits array in memory
4. Display the bitmap on the canvas
As a first step, I would configure my system for 256-color display setting, create a bitmap and simply copy image data into it: you should be able to get the correct image back to your screen.
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Open and display image in MVC layout

Hello!
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PicturePanel
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     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:463)
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Anyone that can help me figure out how to implement this in an MVC layout, I feel stuck.
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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
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Efficiency of decoding and displaying image files?

BRIEF SUMMARY
My question is this: can Flash Player download JPG and GIF
files from a server and rapidly open/decode them, ready for
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entirely 'in memory'?
Would Flex be a good choice of language for developing a RIA
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I'm new to Flash, so are there any 'gotchas' I need to know
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hi
I just wants to know that
1- how to upload image from BSP page with attachment into sap server .?
2-how to display image in to BSP page(webpage).
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Hello Gupta Prashant,
Just to upload and display an image, import image in MIME repository. Not only still images but also flash files can also be uploaded in the MIME repository. Once you import the image in it, use normal html code for image call;
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import javax.swing.*;
import java.io.*;
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x = 0;
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import com.sun.jsfcl.app.*;
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image1.setUrl("images/Isadora\'s Wedding/"+fileslist[counter].getName());
ii = new ImageIcon("images/Isadora\'s Wedding/"+fileslist[(counter + 1 + fileslist.length) % fileslist.length].getName());
ar = (float)ii.getIconHeight()/(float)ii.getIconWidth();
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aiw = new Integer(ii.getIconHeight());
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outputText1.setValue(image2.getHeight());
image2.setUrl("images/Isadora\'s Wedding/"+fileslist[(counter + 1 + fileslist.length) % fileslist.length].getName());
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ii = new ImageIcon("images/Isadora\'s Wedding/"+fileslist[counter].getName());
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Hello, How can I load and display picture stored into a MYSQL database in a Swing GUI using for example JLable component.

establish a connection to ur sql, n
retireve the record with the images or image url in the db.
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Insert and display images in a report

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Regards.
Sebastian.

No you cant do it as Vashmi already said so , you can upload the pictures in ALV, but in your requirement I must say you should see the OSS note # 353949
FYI
Symptom
In the following note you will find some of the most frequently asked questions and their answers. Most answers are release independent, but some are valid for release 4.6 only.
Other terms
Questions, picture in header, profile, FAQ
Solution
[1] Question: Is it possible to configure the profile e.g. for a person?
[2] Question: How can I bring a picture of the person into the profile header?
[1] Question: Is it possible to configure the profile e.g. for a person?
Answer: It is possible to add or delete sub-profiles. You can do this in the customizing (transaction OOPF). There you can deactivate sub-profiles for an object type. Or add a new existing sub-profile.
[2] Question: How can I bring a picture of the person into the profile header?
Answer:
You should have an employees picture with format JPG or BMP...
Start transaction OAAD to add the picture to SAP ArchiveLink. Press the Create-Button there. You have to type in PREL for the Business object and HRICOLFOTO for the Document type. Then press create. On the popup you must maintain the wished Personnel number for that the picture should be valid. Then press 'Continue'. Choose the picture and continue.
For the screen header 00 (if it isn't changed) you should see the picture in the profile.
Hope thisll give you idea!!
P.S award the points.
Good luck
Thanks
Saquib Khan
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I have to turn off the display only? (but this can conflict with some particular software...) If yes, after how much time?
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