First of all, you should avoid storing or transferring raw images to your phone; its always better to convert them to a compressed format such as PNG or JPG on your PC, and deploy that artwork to the device.

However, if for some unusual reason you really want to load raw images, here is an approach:

1) create an Bitmap.Config.RGB_565 bitmap to contain your image. You must know the height and width of your raw image.

2) create a ByteBuffer that is sufficient size to contain all the pixels in the bitmap; each scanline of the image takes a stride amount of pixels, which may be more than the image's width. This extra padding on each line is necessary. (Sometimes by happy coincidence the stride is the same as the width - there is no padding; this cannot be relied upon, always do your offsets taking account for stride.)

With ByteBuffers, its important to understand the read and write offsets. After you've written to a ByteBuffer, you flip it to read those bytes.

3) read the raw pixels from the file into your ByteBuffer, one scanline at a time, with the appropriate stride spacing between lines.

4) use Bitmap.copyPixelsFromBuffer().

5) discard the ByteBuffer

I did it like this, and it works.

Bitmap bitmap = Bitmap.createBitmap(captureWidth, captureHeight, Bitmap.Config.RGB_565);

ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.wrap(data);

bitmap.copyPixelsFromBuffer(buffer);

當然解決問題的就是第二種方法，先建立一個rgb565格式的bitmap物件，然後建立一個位元組buffer，用它的wrap方法封裝，然後把畫素資料從裡面拷貝出來；這就是核心實現部分，當然你們要做的就是怎麼獲取到一幀的RGB565的位元組資料。