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<blockquote data-quote="JoZ_CaVaLLo" data-source="post: 1333140" data-attributes="member: 225724">it's a just a normal png picture... I use tu build my dmg with a script, But I could reproduce this issue manually.I simply tryed to build an empty dmg, I created a &quot;.background&quot; directory and inside it I saved a png downloaded from Internet (<a href="http://sclp.ch/images/stories/immagini/copertina-web.png" target="_blank">http://sclp.ch/images/stories/immagini/copertina-web.png</a>)... Then I opened the view option and I set the background image dragging the image I just saved.The result is exactly what's described in rasmusvedel 1st post...Doing exactly the same procedure with a .jpg file, the background shows well.I have a mac mini 2.26 Ghz Intel core 2, 2Gb 1067 Mhz and MacOSX 10.7.2 ...Well... It's a normal PNG downloaded from Internet.I could reproduce rasmusvedel 1st post behaviour proceeding by hand:Created an empty dmg file with &quot;Disk Utility&quot;. Opened it and created a directory called &quot;.background&quot;. Inside it I saved this image: <a href="http://sclp.ch/images/stories/immagini/copertina-web.png" target="_blank">http://sclp.ch/images/stories/immagini/copertina-web.png</a>.Then I right click in the root of my mounted dmg and clicked &quot;Show View options&quot; (dunno if in english is written like that). Endly, I dragged my saved image in the option view popup.That's all! I have a MacMini 2.26 Ghz Intel Core 2, 2Gb, MacOS 10.7.2!!!In attachment I provided the results using png and jpg...[ATTACH=full]16336[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]16337[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JoZ_CaVaLLo, post: 1333140, member: 225724"] it's a just a normal png picture... I use tu build my dmg with a script, But I could reproduce this issue manually. I simply tryed to build an empty dmg, I created a ".background" directory and inside it I saved a png downloaded from Internet ([URL]http://sclp.ch/images/stories/immagini/copertina-web.png[/URL])... Then I opened the view option and I set the background image dragging the image I just saved. The result is exactly what's described in rasmusvedel 1st post... Doing exactly the same procedure with a .jpg file, the background shows well. I have a mac mini 2.26 Ghz Intel core 2, 2Gb 1067 Mhz and MacOSX 10.7.2 ... Well... It's a normal PNG downloaded from Internet. I could reproduce rasmusvedel 1st post behaviour proceeding by hand: Created an empty dmg file with "Disk Utility". Opened it and created a directory called ".background". Inside it I saved this image: [URL]http://sclp.ch/images/stories/immagini/copertina-web.png[/URL]. Then I right click in the root of my mounted dmg and clicked "Show View options" (dunno if in english is written like that). Endly, I dragged my saved image in the option view popup. That's all! I have a MacMini 2.26 Ghz Intel Core 2, 2Gb, MacOS 10.7.2!!! In attachment I provided the results using png and jpg... [ATTACH=full]16336[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]16337[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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