splash-screen

When I encode videos by FFMpeg I would like to put a jpg image before the very first video frame, because when I embed the video on a webpage with "video" html5 tag, it shows the very first picture as a splash image. Alternatively I want to encode an image to an 1 frame video and concatenate it to my encoded video. I don't want to use the "poster" property of the "video" html5 element. You can use the concat filter to do that. The exact command depends on how long you want your splash screen to be. I am pretty sure you don't want an 1-frame splash screen, which is about 1/25 to 1/30 seconds,

My App would load a splashScreen before launching the main window. How do you set the splashScreen running in Eclipse? There was a place to put the "splash:splashScreen.png" in NetBeans so that the App would start with the SplashScreen. Anything like that in Eclipse> This link explains best how to add your splashscreen with netbeans - http://wiki.netbeans.org/Splash_Screen_Beginner_Tutorial . For Eclipse just add the -splash:path/to/image to VM arguments in the Debug/Run configurations panel. Yes, the splash screen image has to be named splash.bmp as described here: http://www.eclipse.org

I found some solutions to change the color of the spinner on iOS: How to show custom Splash Screen Spinner (i.e spinner with white color) in iOS phonegap app? Change Color of Splash Screen Spinner in cordova-plugin-splashscreen ... and a couple of other questions more or less related, but nothing to change the color of the loading spinner of the splash screen on android. My splash screen is blue, and the spinner is azure - not really visible - and would like to change it to white. I am using cordova-plugin-splashscreen from https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/latest/reference/cordova-plugin

Hey guys, I'm testing my app on SDK iOS Simulator to make sure it runs properly. First of all, I decided to remove a splash screen image because I don't think I want one. When I ran my app again, it's showing the splash image again, thought I was a bit confused there, so I deleted the image from references and removed the image from the folder, to the trash. WHen I ran my ap again, it's still showing the same splash screen image again! I have no clue what's going on with my project now that the stupid splash screen image that I removed kept showing over and over again. Then I tried to run

I want to play a movie file or any animation file till the time application not loaded completely. Is there any simple way to do it? You have to think carefully about if you really want to do this. On a hardware limited device, loading a movie is going to increase load times, not reduce them as should be your goal. Even the Default.png method is meant as a way to indicate the application is loading and reduce the perceived load time to the user; it's not intended as a splash screen or eye candy. If your application does have a very long operation during load that you absolutely can't avoid

I want to add splash screen on my app when the app is resumed from the background.Is this possible? Thanks in advance You can update your view stack in -[UIApplicationDelegate applicationWillResignActive:] . The changes will be visible when the app resumes, and you can remove the splash screen again in -[UIApplicationDelegate applicationDidBecomeActive:] . Some code to go along with Morten's answer. I also want to note that this does not behave properly in the simulator, but does when you run it on the device. The simulator shows a black screen until removeFromSuperview is called. - (void