119-1107021777
Jan 29 2005, 01:30 PM
I don't know if it is a bug or a feature, if it depends on my graphics driver or OS.
The behavior of PMView on my computer is as follows: If I switch from one picture to the next a little black interrupt is visible before the new picture is displayed. Normally this is no problem. But in some cases it is desirable that there is a smooth change between pictures. I have a set of pictures that only differ a little bit from each other. I want to show these pictures as a kind of movie (how a building grows). But this illusion is destroyed because of the little black break between the pictures. At the moment I'll create my "movie" with Freelance Graphics. But it is a lot of work. Is this also possible with PMView (at the moment, in the future)?
Thanks
Wolfgang Reinken
Peter
Jan 29 2005, 06:32 PM
Try to disable "Progressive loading" in PMView's preferences notebook. That might help.
Thanks,
119-1107021777
Jan 30 2005, 03:39 PM
Is "progressive loading" the same as "Bilder während d. Ladevorgangs anzeigen" of the German version? If yes, it didn't help unfortunately. I tested a lot of settings, but nothing helped.
Thanks
Wolfgang
Peter
Jan 30 2005, 09:30 PM
I guess your best solution would be to build an animated GIF of the files. That way the screen is not cleared between image changes...
Thanks,
119-1107021777
Feb 2 2005, 01:15 PM
Is it possible to create animated GIFs with PMView?
As far as I know the GIF format only supports 256 colors.
Is there a chance to implement an additional option in PMView that prevents the erase of the screen before the next picture is displayed? I think it would be a great feature to make picture presentations more pleasant.
Thanks
Wolfgang
Peter
Feb 7 2005, 04:03 PM
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Is there a chance to implement an additional option in PMView that prevents the erase of the screen before the next picture is displayed? I think it would be a great feature to make picture presentations more pleasant.
Yes, it is possible. I will look into it and post back to this thread.
Thanks,
119-1107021777
Feb 7 2005, 04:49 PM
That's very good news, because I use PMView for a long time and it is my primary viewer. And the best of PMView: It supports OS/2
Thanks
Wolfgang
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