CompuServe Thread

New ViewTEK w/ANIM7

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#27555From: Kermit WoodallMar 13, 1993 10:05 AM
I've uploaded a new version of ViewTEK to the libraries here. For those who aren't yet familar with it, ViewTEK is a picture/animation viewer for users of AmigaDOS 2.04 and higher. It fully supports AGA, and will display all IFF images, GIF and JPEG. The new version 1.04 features faster JPEG viewing and ANIM-7 support. ANIM-7 is currently the fastest playing animation format around. Created by Wolfgang Hofer, it is faster and more versatile than ANIM-8. A conversion utility is included to translate ANIM OP-5 and ANIM-8 into the new ANIM-7 format so you can make use of it right away. Documentation on ANIM-7 is also included. Kermit Woodall
#27559From: chris coxMar 13, 1993 11:06 AM
Where is it? A search on viewtek and viewers only turns up v1.03b Chris Cox
#27597From: Marlene Zenker/SYSOPMar 14, 1993 1:25 PM
The file you're looking for is VTK104.LHA in library 14. Steve
#27566From: Betty Clay/SYSOPMar 13, 1993 2:23 PM
Kermit, Thanks for uploading the new version of ViewTEK. Great viewer! —Betty
#27612From: Kermit WoodallMar 14, 1993 8:39 PM
Thanks all! Tom deserves every bit of the credit though…I am merely a messengerboy in this instance! 🙂 Kermit Woodall
#27587From: john bennettMar 14, 1993 12:50 AM
Thanks for the work on ViewTEK and Anim-7, DCTV-3 anims run nearly Realtime on my 2000 040 non ECS.. I love it. Haveing problems getting VT to work with DiskMaster 2.0, any help?? ….John
#27593From: Vance SchowalterMar 14, 1993 10:25 AM
On my A3000T w/68030 25mhz/68882, my DCTV anims run true realtime. ANIM7 format is clearly a winner in my book! I've been waiting for a successor to PageFlipper Plus/FX for some time, and am happy to see it come out in an ANIM compatible format. Now, if only AmigaVision, etc, supported it… *8( Vance
#27613From: Kermit WoodallMar 14, 1993 8:40 PM
>Haveing problems getting VT to work with DiskMaster 2.0, any >help?? Do you have any specifics? Send these and your hardware configuration to me in email. Kermit Woodall