Hi,
Sorry to bump in late to this discussion, but I've noticed something
related to this that you may want to be aware of:
One of our customers insist that we use only EXACTLY the graphic
elements that their design, but for some reason we got the latest images
in GIF format rather than PNG. (I believe the excuse was that this
particular image was a couple of bytes smaller in GIF.)
Interestingly, it appears that the automatic rescaling of missing DPI
versions seems NOT to work for the GIF images, which was in our case
version noticable in xhdpi, presumably this would also affect tvdpi.
In my case I just converted the GIF to PNG and things were fine so I
didn't dig any deeper, but it would be nice to have this confirm.
Best / Jonas
On 2012-09-07 21:50, Mark Murphy wrote:
On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 3:47 PM, Leo <[email protected]> wrote:
I can't drop sw800dp qualifier - I have separate images for different
resolutions so I need this qualifier.
Currently I have the following directories:
drawable-sw600dp-mdpi = for tablets with 600x1024 and so on
drawable-sw600dp-tvdpi = for Nexus 7 and similar
drawable-sw800dp-mdpi = for 1280x800 tablets
drawable-sw800dp-hdpi = for Full HD tablets
You can dump -tvdpi. Even Google doesn't use that too often, allowing
the OS to scale the images from one of the other density buckets.
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