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07-06-15, 04:23 PM
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Hello -
Joined the forums about a month ago - today is my one month-iversary of owning a 2015 GS F-Sport. (black/black)
I finally changed the startup screen away from the default mpeg showing the dealership info. However, I would like to load a custom image.
I thought from reading the manual that I could simply plug in my iPhone and the image library would populate but no-go.
Do I need to transfer images to an SD card in a camera and connect the camera through USB?
Thanks,
Joined the forums about a month ago - today is my one month-iversary of owning a 2015 GS F-Sport. (black/black)
I finally changed the startup screen away from the default mpeg showing the dealership info. However, I would like to load a custom image.
I thought from reading the manual that I could simply plug in my iPhone and the image library would populate but no-go.
Do I need to transfer images to an SD card in a camera and connect the camera through USB?
Thanks,
07-07-15, 10:25 AM
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From: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ml#post8522396
if its anything like the new entune systems in the Toyota that have this feature in the 2014's, you can specify startup and display off pictures.
the thumb drive can be any size up to 64/128gb
formatted Fat32 (NTFS will not work)
.jpg format(s)
startup images have to go into a folder named "StartupImage"
display off images have to go into a folder named "DisplayOffImage"
you can upload up to 3 images per folder and rotate between 4 images uploaded (3 personal, 1 factory default)
the thumb drive can be any size up to 64/128gb
formatted Fat32 (NTFS will not work)
.jpg format(s)
startup images have to go into a folder named "StartupImage"
display off images have to go into a folder named "DisplayOffImage"
you can upload up to 3 images per folder and rotate between 4 images uploaded (3 personal, 1 factory default)
- The word Image is capitalized
- No special characters in file name, i.e. start-up_image.jpg or startup.image.jpg
- Using alphanumeric characters, files can be named whatever, i.e. FLogo1280.jpg
- The folders are in the root directory of the drive, i.e. when you open the drive the folders appear in the initial list
- If you're using a mac, empty Trash before ejecting drive
- If using a mac and Trash didn't work:
- close all Finder windows
- open Terminal
- type Code:
cd /Volumes/name_of_your_drive dot_clean .
- close Terminal
- open Disk Utility
- right click your drive and select "eject"
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