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From: [e-mail] (Neal Miller)
Subject: Re: Trying to view POV files.....
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[e-mail] (Brian Merkel) writes:

>In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Edward d Nobles) writes:
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>>I've been trying to view .tga files created in POVRAY.  I have the Diamond
>>SpeedStar 24 Video board (not the _24X_).  So far I can convert them to
>>jpeg using cjpeg and view them with CVIEW but that only displays 8 bit color.
>>
>>I'm looking for some way to convert and/or view them in 24 bit.
>>
>>I have UNIVESA (uvesa31.zip) and the DVPEG viewer but I don't get anything.
>>Perhaps I am not setting up UNIVESA properly?  If anyone has ideas about this
>>please feel free to enlighten me...
>>
>>Just want to see the darn things in real color...

>Image Alchemy (aka alchemy) will view the TGA files that POV outputs
> and just about any other format you can think of. It will also convert
> between all these. It's shareware, so it's probably available by FTP
> somwhere out there in netland...

        Yep... Alchemy works fine on my Tseng400+DAC, but I think I remember
reading that it only displays in 15-bit or so.  Of course, that's still 32K
colors which is nothing to sneeze at.  Use the --v flag.


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