My previous article on Unsticking Stuck LCD Pixels having been rather a hit and having been asked for an alternate gif image, I figured I should revisit the topic briefly.
The animated gif images were created with ImageMagick. Having long since forgotten how I did it last time, I reacquainted myself with ImageMagick and have developed this little one liner:
convert -delay 20 -loop 0 -size 100x100 xc:#FF0000 xc:#00FF00 xc:#0000FF rgbanim.gif
This command will generate an animated gif to use in attempting to fix stuck pixels. Key parameters are:
Image size can be changed by changing the size parameter.
ex.: -size 640x480
Cycling speed can be varied by changing the delay parameter.
ex.: -delay 7
So, if my original images don’t serve your purposes, go grab a copy of ImageMagick and make one of your own. (If I feel ambitious, I might hack together a script to auto-generate these gif images)
UPDATE: Apparently, I was sufficiently ambitious.