DamageX wrote:
There's a 14 byte header and then it's just a series of HAM screens (40 bytes x 6 bitplanes x number of lines), each followed by one or two chunks of audio.
I thought about trying to do some realtime decompression of video. I think it's not going to happen on an '030 though, using HAM... Better to just copy directly from harddisk to chipmem.
That's pretty cool but, erm, you do realise you've pretty much reinvented an uncompressed version of CDXL, don't you? :-)
The CD32 could cope with that in HAM8. It was only 3/4 screen size though.
Chris
