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Re: Gifs and Jpegs on a IIgs?



be404@yfn.ysu.edu (Adalbert Goertz) wrote:
>(Andy) wrote:

>>  I haveboth a JPEG viewing program and a GIF viewing program for the
>>IIGS. The JPEG viewer is called jpeGS and the GIF viewer is GIF3200. Bth
>>are available at the Grind.

> In my opinion the best
>Gif viewer is SHR.view (since prodos8 based,you can view the gifs right
>after you downloaded them thru Proterm, and then some...)
>and the best jpeg viewer is jpeg.viewer (jpeGS is too SLOOOOW).

Excuse me, but it appears neither of you actually _read_ the original
question:

ab375@seorf.ohiou.edu (Nathaniel Grow)

|Are there any programs out there which will allow me to draw my own .gif
|and .jpeg files using my IIgs?

That is, he wants to _create_ JPGs and GIFs on the GS, not just view
them.

There was an old program called IIGIF that would create GIFs.  There was
another that would turn GS graphics to GIFs (even supported all 16
palettes) but I don't remember its name.

I don't think there are any programs out there that create JPGs on a
IIgs.  The only type of commonly used GS graphic file that would need
JPG encoding would be 3200-color images.  Anything else can be encoded
as a GIF.  (Does the Second Sight card create new GS graphic file
formats resulting in more that 256 possible colors?)

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