Click for: WEBPAGE INDEXweb page last updated Sunday 23rd March 2003 630pm JPEG device -sDEVICE=jpeg is probably going to be the default device, I have written a jpeg viewer that can view in HAM8, I have carefully done it so it is suitable for monochrome text + curves. PS + PDF docs tend to have smooth monochrome curves, this HAM8 gives you sharply defined smooth unbroken monochrome curves eg text. It also gives you pseudo-true colour HAM8 pictures. The viewer also has an optional 216 colour viewer, with no dithering. dithering can look horrible on AGA. This viewer simply rounds each 24 bit pixel to the nearest colour in the 216 colour palette. This is done by rounding each r-g-b component to the nearest multiple of 51, ie 0, 51, 102, 153, 204, 255 so eg 25 is rounded to 0, but 26 is rounded to 51, this produces good results. This 216 colour viewer is suitable for colour-text eg annots.pdf The output of jpeg and jpeggray is "jpeg file interchange format" or JFIF. There are 2 versions: 24 bit colour produced by -sDEVICE=jpeg and 256 shades of grey format produced by -sDEVICE=jpeggray. For 256-shades of grey jpegs, my viewer will automatically use a 256 shades of gray palette. Also in the viewer is a Cybergraphics viewer, fully untested, the code lifted from the example main.c from current jpeg.library. So hopefully this will cover 24-bit graphics cards. There is one command line control argument for jpeg eg -dJPEGQ=100 gives you maximum quality. (there is an alternative command line argument to this but it has identical effect) The default setting is 75 so for ultra high quality picture of the tiger type: gs_000 -sDEVICE=jpeg -dJPEGQ=100 t:tiger100_%d.jpeg tiger.eps The output file is tiger100_1.jpeg which is 244629, compared to the default setting of 75% which produces 79212 bytes. TRY OUT MY HAM8 VIEWER whooshjpeg.lha: Select super-hi-res-laced + horizontal scaling factor of 2 for best results. To view in HAM8 type: whooshjpeg tiger100_1.jpeg h ?To view in 216 colour type: whooshjpeg annots100_2.jpeg t ?To view with Cybergraphics (UNTESTED, so send me feedback), whooshjpeg tiger100_1.jpeg c ?

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