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I'm sure someone around here has stats, but just in case, I believe it contains
the color register values for each line of the display, since it changes the
15 color register values each display line (I believe it leaves the background
value alone to avoid a multi-colored border). So you should have some multiple
of fifteen. If I remember correctly it would be 15 words per line, so for a
non-interlaced picture 15*200 or 3000 words or 6000 bytes, and therefore 12000
bytes for an interlaced picture. I think the colors are stored as words like
so: 0x0RGB. So for your program you would need to change your simulated
palette (I assume you have it in an array or something) each line to the next
15 colors indicated in the 'SHAM' chunk before you calculate the values for
the line itself.

P.S.: Now even I'm confused. ;)


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