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>Kermit Woodall (kermit@infi.net) wrote:
>: Mark P Allen (mpa@iig.com.au) wrote:
>: : I have to admit being disappointed that there is STILL no direct VLAB
>: : Motion support via it's shared libraries. Direct load/save functions to
>: : it's partitions would make using ImageFX with it far more acceptable.

>: All I can say is that we're more than willing to develop VLAB Motion
>: support but DraCo/Macrosystems GmbH hasn't provided us with any information
>: to date.

>Kermit, at this point, all that would be needed would be the ability to
>save as VLM compatible jpegs...after all the time I've spent trying to
>figure out what the problem is, no luck.

>However, it seems more than passing odd that Pegger jpegs work just fine
>with my VLM....if they can do it...well, you catch my drift....
>--

VLab Motion uses the official JFIF Q-table, so software that adheres to this
standard will use the same quality percentages. Unfortunately, there appears
to be few Amiga programs that follow this standard. From the Vlab M. manual.

There's a script for rendering LW direct to the MovieShop partition, why not
have a look at it. It's on the first extra disk with operators.


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