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Dugl viewer ver 0.3 (Users)

posted by FFK Homepage, 27.02.2011, 01:07

> > dugl viewer ver 0.3
> :)
>
>
> I think that autoload files should be default mode. Pressing open dialog
> for each file is tedious. Much easier scroll down the images to watch them
> all
So this is an another parameter to put into the config file :-)
But I think that for a general image viewer it's more common to load only the choosed file, not the numerical series.

>
> What about implement a file browser when program start? Some file browser
> where you just select file and click to load.
You mean displaying open file dialog at start-up ?


>
> I havent tested these new formats.. here all jpg.
It's a small attempt to make the viewer more useful for other poeple.
Waiting for other file formats like png ..

>
> About color bits? The program is using 8bits/16/24 mode? I notice in some
> pic some rare colours...maybe 8bit palette
>

I'm using 16bits mode (DUGL support only 8bits and 16bits modes). Enough good for most usage, and keep the good balance between speed and quality.

>
> About the smooth filter I tested with max resolution of my screen 800x480
> and image very blurry.. so its hard to read texts. Maybe this option is
> better to view simple images.. and maybe some new interpolation mode
> needed.
If the image become very blurry after the filter, then your are doing a down resizing. In this case, yes, we need another interpolation mode.

>
> Btw the program is being very very usable!! Now Im ready to delete Sea and
> rest of viewers that I had in DOS. Fit to width and editable screen
> resolution is rarely implemented
Good :-) I hope that more poeple will also find it useful, and I think now that it's ready to be announced as a new small DOS utility.

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