Re: LF: ***** Greyscale experts...READ THIS NOW (PLEASE) ******
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Re: LF: ***** Greyscale experts...READ THIS NOW (PLEASE) ******
The raw format consists of chunky pixels.
Chunkypixels means that 1 byte represents one pixel.
The bin files has 1 byute representing 8 pixels. This is called a
rastermapped display.
On Tue, 3 Dec 1996, Keith wrote:
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> My original question was: What are the BIN files...
>
>
> But now i know what they are:
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> pic files that are compressed or something with powerpacker
>
> I also know that "powerpacker" is not an IBM/MSDOS/MSWIN program
> it is only availble on the amiga.
>
> So, my other questions are the following:
>
> 1) Is there ANY way to make these files on the IBM
> (like convert an image to RAW format)
>
> Basically: What is SO SPECIAL about the BIN files
>
> There has to be a way to make them on the IBM...
>
> Why must they be BIN files...
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> Why wont the RAW format work.
>
> T H A N K S ! !
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> Feel free to express YOUR opinion:
> rdkk@oeonline.com
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