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mov.c from ics.uci.edu (128.195.1.1) is a simple animator.  
i have had some problems running on suns with openwindows but it works 
fine on my suns with motif, dec stations, hp 730s, hp xterminals,
p.c., etc.  here are the comments from the code :

geo@BigBang% more mov.c
  
/*
 "mov" Portable X b/w movie viewer      5 Nov 92 
 mov.c (c) 1992 David A. Honig 
 Permission to propogate is granted iff you keep the copyright and
 always disseminate the source as well. 
*/


/* 
Function: 
  Display a headerless greyscale movie on an X display.


Compilation: 
  cc mov.c -lX11 -lm -o mov 
  (This is pure Xlib C code.)


Usage: 
   mov < movie.raw [options]

   Options:
   -w WIDTH
   -h HEIGHT
   -s SIZE (width=height=size)
   -r FRAMERATE (fps)
   -c CACHESIZE (pixmaps to get on the server; must be less than MAXMAPS)
   -g GAMMA (float)
   -b BIAS
   -d debug mode
   -n no numbers
   -l seesaw looping 
   -q digital subtraction
   -y reduce 16->8s
   -z use low byte of word (with -y)

Defaults:
   256 x 256 image, 30 cached, 30 fps, gamma=1.0, bias=0


Requires: 
   X, 8-bit screen, width*height*CACHESIZE bytes of server memory.
      Versions > .7 can deal with monochrome displays!

Inputs: headerless 8 or 16-bit image sequence (on stdin)