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- From: honig@dixie.ICS.UCI.EDU ("David A. Honig")
- Subject: simple X animator, with digital subtraction and monochrome support
- Message-ID: <9211051658.aa04381@Paris.ics.uci.edu>
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- Date: 6 Nov 92 01:04:34 GMT
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- I've updated the "mov.c" source that I've posted before. "mov"
- animates a movie on an X display. Previously it only handled 8-bit
- displays; now it manages on mono displays too. Also, if you use
- the -q option, it will display your movies using digital subtraction.
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- The source, "mov.c" is in the honig directory on ics.uci.edu. A compiled
- version for sun4s in called mov.sun4.
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- If you need a movie to try it with, you could ftp the file coffee.128.Z
- which is a 128 x 128 x 8-bit x 30 frame file. Or ftp the iclouds or clouds
- scripts and run them, after building mov. Those scripts get the past day's
- weather satellite images (a dozen 600 x 300 x 8 frames). Subtraction mode
- with clouds is pretty cool.
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- dh
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