[jessle]

I'm using the getNativePixelFormat() to find the local pixel format of each phone.

Although the getNativePixelFormat() returns a value, when I place it in the follwoing code it throws the following error:
"java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Display format not supported on device 4444".

private Image ImageSource(int array[], int width, int height) {
Image img = DirectUtils.createImage(width, height, 0xf0000000);
Graphics myG = img.getGraphics();
DirectGraphics dg = DirectUtils.getDirectGraphics(myG);
dg.drawPixels(array, true, 0, width, 0, 0, width, height, 0,
dg.getNativePixelFormat());
return img;
}

However if I place "8888" in the same code then it works. This is not logical as getNativePixelFormat() is returning 4444, not 8888.

Your help will be greatly apprecieted.

[Ghost RaideR]

I dunno really, if you're testing on a series 40 device or emulator the 444 should be correct cuz these devices use 12 bit color.
Anybody got insight on this one ?

[malmrose]

If 4444 is the correct type (and I think it is), the pixel array needs to be an array of shorts, not ints.