Nokia Startup Logo
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Revision as of 23:49, 4 September 2013
Nokia Startup Logo (NSL) is a raster image format used by some Nokia phones. It stores bi-level images, whose size is always 84×48 pixels.
There might be other "Nokia Startup Logo" formats, used by other models of phones, whose format is different from the one described here.
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Format
NSL appears to use a variant of IFF, with segment lengths stored in 2 bytes instead of 4.
Identification
Files begin with the ASCII string "FORM". They also contain "NSLD", and probably "VERS" and "MODL".
Software
- Gammu can read NOL files, though it's not clear if it can write them to a more portable format.
Sample files
- Free Operator Logos → 223startuplogos.zip includes a few NSL files
