Requiem was contracted by Netflix to create the front-end user interface and login credential checking for its TV/Movie streaming application on the first generation GoogleTV device. Given extremely short notice, an aggresive timeline and incomplete APIs, we delivered the working product weeks before deadline.
In the camera application. Select the image you would like to open in Art Palette. Make sure it has a check box. Note: Due to the higher resolution you may only be able to have 1 image loaded in the device album at a time.
When it has successfully moved the image, exit the camera application and open Art Palette.
In Art Palette press and select "Load"
Choose "Load From:" Photo gallery. Select the image you would like to load and press "Load"
You have sucessfully loaded an image from the memory card. You can now edit it and save it to the "Memory/Backend Service" or to the "Photo Gallery" (also known as the "Device Album").
If you would like to move an image saved from the "Device Album" to the memory card, in the camera application, select the image you want to move. Press . Select "Move 1 checked to" >> "Memory Card Album".
Loading An Image From The Memory Card
In the camera application. Select the image you would like to open in Art Palette. Make sure it has a check box. Note: Due to the higher resolution you may only be able to have 1 image loaded in the device album at a time.
When it has successfully moved the image, exit the camera application and open Art Palette.
In Art Palette press and select "Load"
Choose "Load From:" Photo gallery. Select the image you would like to load and press "Load"
You have sucessfully loaded an image from the memory card. You can now edit it and save it to the "Memory/Backend Service" or to the "Photo Gallery" (also known as the "Device Album").
If you would like to move an image saved from the "Device Album" to the memory card, in the camera application, select the image you want to move. Press . Select "Move 1 checked to" >> "Memory Card Album".
. Select "Move 1 checked to" >> "Device Album." 
