ImgView uses a modular approach so it can support future image formats.
Some plugins have the ability to save images.
The plugins can be used by other applications.
Developer documentation included.
A good example is WebP which I was able to bring to the Atari ST as a plugin.
Many of my plugins are for obscure formats you may never encounter.
Some are quite rare. ;o)
ImgView v1.16 (68K/V4E) Image viewer with extra features No plugins included |
Plugin Pack v1.04 (68K/V4E) Supports JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF, WebP Nearly all native Atari formats ever made, and more... |
ThingImg v1.02 (68K/V4E) Desktop background overlay for Thing Desktop Supports all plugin file types Auto dithers/remaps images to the desktop palette Requires NVDI v5.03 NVDI v5 palette recommended for best results |
ThingRND v1.00 (68K) Selects random desktop background at boot Only works with Thing Desktop (caching supported) Currently, only tested with NAES. |
ImgView might be the first application written utilizing the full potential
of NVDI 5 for dithering, scaling, and transforming images on the fly. :oD
If I'm wrong please correct me.
Online documentation: IMG_MOD.HYP (possibly outdated)
Contact me if you have a problem with a plugin or and idea for a new one.
I need a copy of the image causing the issue.
Other apps that support plugins:
To comply with zView lisence agreement, modified codec (*.ldg) source code can be downloaded.
Modified codec (*.im) source code can be downloaded.