| Welcome |  |  |

Slide RSS will help turn your webOS device into a digital photo frame. Sourced from any number of Media RSS feeds, you can build a dynamic set of photos and have a slideshow for any mood. Most photography and photosharing websites provide Media RSS feeds, including sites like Flickr, Picasa, Photobucket, FoxSaver, and 500px. Yahoo developed the Media RSS type of feed and many of Yahoo's RSS feeds are also Media RSS feeds.
A good resource for finding some good photo RSS feeds is at Epic Edits, which maintains a nice list of Photography Blogs and Feeds.

| Main Screen |  |  |

The main screen shows all of your Photo RSS feeds. If there are no feeds, tap the sample row to add a set of sample Photo RSS feeds. You may add your own feeds by tapping on the plus button in the lower left corner. Once you have feeds added, you can tap on the refresh button in the lower right corner to force a refresh of all of your feeds.
When you have some feeds, you can tap on the top All row for a slideshow with all enabled pictures or you can tap on a specific row for a slideshow with only that feed's photos. You can tap on the stats to the left or right of each feed for more options related to that feed. The number on the left shows the number of photos in the feed's playlist, while the stats on the right show the number of downloaded photos on top and the number of photos in the feed on the bottom.
Tap directly on the stats for a popup menu, so that you can edit the feed, enable/disable the feed, set the slideshow playlist, or re-download the photos in the feed. Disable Feed will remove the photos from the All slideshow and prevent a feed from being refreshed. Enable Feed will add this feed's photos back into the All slideshow and allow the feed to be refreshed during the next update. Set Playlist will allow you to show or hide specific photos from the slideshow playlist. Re-Download Photos will delete all of the photos and try to download all of the photos in the current feed. Set For Wallpaper will use the current feed as the source for the Wallpaper Rotation feature. Conversely, Unset For Wallpaper will turn off the current feed as the source for the Wallpaper Rotation feature.
Users running webOS 2.0+ will also have access to Add Local Albums. If you grant permissions, this will allow you to add all of the photos found directly on your device, including the photos you've taken with your device's camera.
Menu items include:
Feeds which contains a submenu:
Add Defaults will add the default feeds to your feed list (if they aren't already in your list).
Add Local Albums (webOS 2.0+) will add all the local photo albums to your feed list (if they aren't already in your list).
Delete All will delete all the feeds and all of the associated pictures in each of those feeds.
Enable All will enable all the feeds, adding all of the pictures in all of the associated feeds back into the All slideshow and allowing all the feeds to be refreshed.
Disable All will disable all the feeds, removing all of the pictures from the All slideshow and preventing all of the feeds from being refreshed.
Re-Download All Photos will delete all of the photos and try to download all of the photos in all of the feeds again. This can be useful if all of the photos are erased from outside of this program.
Preferences which allows you to set/save preferences related to the entire application.
Write A Review takes you to the App Catalog where you may update the app or write a review.
Help which brings you to this page.
About which brings you to the support page, where you can send an email to our Support team.

| Preferences |  |  |

This screen allows you to set and save your preferences, with five groups of related settings.
Update Settings allow the program to schedule automatic updates to the feeds (including waking up the device, if desired) and to control the minimum type of data connection that is required to proceed with the photo downloading phase of the feed update process. The default is for a WiFi/3G minimum connection, as downloading over a 2G connection can take a long time while consuming significant battery power.
Slideshow Settings controls how long each photo is displayed, the transition used between photos, and the ordering of the photos.
Slideshow Display Settings controls the display of the photo header information, including the picture count, the picture title, and/or the feed title. You can also choose the picture formatting to be center, zoom, or stretch. Center will center the full image (which may leave black bars). Zoom will zoom the picture to full screen (which may cut off the top and bottom or the sides). Stretch will stretch the picture to the full screen (which may distort the picture in either direction to fill the screen).
Slideshow Device Settings allows the slideshow to block the screen timeout (prevent the screen from turning off while playing a slideshow), controls the slideshow's behavior while minimized (either freezes the slideshow or allows it to continue playing), controls whether the slideshow should play fullscreen, and allows a shaking action to randomize the slideshow order.
Wallpaper Rotation Settings allows the program to schedule automatic updates to your device's wallpaper. The interval between changes can be set in minutes or hours, and you can control the order and format of the wallpaper display and whether a notification with the photo's title is shown for each rotation.
Startup Settings controls whether the program will automatically continue to the Main screen on startup, whether the program will automatically restart your last playing slideshow, and whether statistics will be sent. No personally identifiable data is ever collected and if you wish to learn more, please visit Metrix for more details.
You may also reset all the preferences to their defaults by clicking on the "Reset Preferences" button at the bottom.
Menu items include:
Help which brings you to this page.
About which brings you to the support page, where you can send an email to our Support team.

| Slideshow |  |  |

The slideshow screen plays the slideshow for the feed you've selected according to the your preferences. The slideshow will follow your orientation, so you can watch the slideshow in normal portrait mode or you can tilt it on its side and watch the slideshow in landscape mode. If you are in the midst of a refresh, as new photos are downloaded, they'll automatically be added into the slideshow.
You can interact with the slideshow at any time. You may flick to the left to go forward or flick to the right to go backward in the slideshow. You may flick up to hide the picture from the slideshow. If you shake the device, you will generate a new random order for the current slideshow (this overrides the preference for playing in "Feed Order").
You may also tap on the screen to switch into the Pan/Zoom mode. This pauses the slideshow and allows you access to all the usual photo special gestures, including pinch-to-zoom, double-tap to zoom/unzoom, tap-and-hold to pan around the picture and see all the details available in the picture. In this mode, a menu will appear at the bottom of the screen. Tap the button on the left to bring up options to Hide this picture, Save this picture, Set as Wallpaper, Send via Email, or Send via MMS. If you set the order to be Feed order, you have the option to Go to Photo. Tap the Play button on the right to return to slideshow mode.
Hide this picture quickly removes the current picture from the slideshow. If you hide all the pictures in the current slideshow, the slideshow will end and return you to the Main Screen.
Save this picture will re-download an RSS image into the /SlideRSS/Favorites folder, so you'll have the photo even after the RSS feed no longer shows the photo.
For JPG and PNG format pictures, the Set As Wallpaper menu gives you the option to use the image As Shown (helpful if you used the Pan/Zoom mode to crop to the area of the photo that you want to see), to Center the full image (which may leave black bars), to Zoom in (which may cut off the top and bottom or the sides), or to Stretch (which may distort the picture in either direction to fill the screen).
Send via Email is available for any picture type while Send via MMS is only available for JPG format pictures.
Go to Photo lets you jump to any photo in your playlist by specifying the photo number. The total number of photos in the current playlist will be shown in the popup header.
By preference, you can prevent the usual screen timeout from interrupting the slideshow. You can also either freeze or allow the slideshow to continue while you interact with notifications or other applications.
Menu items include:
Preferences which allows you to set/save preferences related to the entire application.
Help which brings you to this page.
About which brings you to the support page, where you can send an email to our Support team.

| Set Playlist |  |  |

This page allows you to control the playlist for either the Slideshow or the Wallpaper features. Tap on the button at the top right to switch between the two modes. Each mode presents thumbnails of every downloaded photo in a feed.
When in Slideshow mode, you can tap an individual photo to toggle whether the photo will be shown or hidden from the slideshow's playlist. You can also tap the checkmark button to show all or the cancel button to hide all, quickly resetting the status of all the photos. To start the slideshow, tap the Play button.
When in Wallpaper mode, you can tap an individual photo to toggle whether the photo will be used in the automated Wallpaper rotation. You can also tap the checkmark button to use all or the cancel button to ignore all, quickly resetting the status of all the photos. If you leave this screen with no photos marked for use, the Wallpaper rotation will be automatically turned off. Conversely, if you leave this screen with at least one photo marked for use, the Wallpaper rotation preference will automatically be turned on.
Menu items include:
Preferences which allows you to set/save preferences related to the entire application.
Help which brings you to this page.
About which brings you to the support page, where you can send an email to our Support team.

| Add Photo RSS Feed |  |  |

On this page, you can add a new feed. Enter any valid Media RSS feed URL in the top box and optionally enter a Title for the feed in the box below that. You may also set the option to keep only the photos from the current feed or you can pick a number (between 1 and 100) as the maximum number of photos to download for this feed.
Click on Save to confirm adding this feed or swipe back to discard. After you click on Save, we'll check the feed to verify that it is a good Media RSS feed. If so, the feed will be processed and you'll be returned to the Main Screen, and the photos will begin to be downloaded.
Menu items include:
Preferences which allows you to set/save preferences related to the entire application.
Help which brings you to this page.
About which brings you to the support page, where you can send an email to our Support team.

| Edit Photo RSS Feed |  |  |

On this page, you can edit an existing feed. You can modify the feed's URL in the top box and/or alter the Title for the feed in the box below that. You can enable/disable the feed and/or set the option to keep only the photos from the current feed or you can pick a number (between 1 and 100) as the maximum number of photos to download for this feed.
Swipe back to save your changes or click on the "Discard Changes" button if you want to cancel any modifications. Unlike the Add screen, there is no verification of the feed, even if you change the URL, so take care with any changes.
Menu items include:
Preferences which allows you to set/save preferences related to the entire application.
Help which brings you to this page.
About which brings you to the support page, where you can send an email to our Support team.

| Exhibition Mode |  |  |

Users using webOS 2.1+ will be able to enable SlideRSS for Exhibition mode which is activated when you place your sleeping device on a Touchstone. Make sure to enable Slide RSS for Exhibition mode by using the Exhibition app and turning on Slide RSS in the Applications list.
Exhibition mode is very similar to the Slideshow mode, so you can tap and/or flick your way through your photos in the same manner. You can tap to pause the slideshow and the submenu will allow you to go to the Exhibition Settings screen where you can switch the slideshow feed to be either All your active feeds or any specific feed you'd like, as well as altering any relevant Slideshow settings, such as the interval, the transition, and the display of any headers. You can also choose to Close on Exit Exhibition to completely unload Slide RSS whenever you leave Exhibition mode.