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60 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 14, 2008
11:01 am
We're using multiple users on our laptop and I've just spent ages having to install the application for each user because there is no separation between...
61 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 14, 2008
11:09 am
PNG is a technically superior format compared to JPEG - especially for the kind of tasks we're putting it to. I was quite suprised it wasn't there already....
62 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 14, 2008
11:12 am
The software appears to accept and rescale oversized images, can you say which resizing algorithm you've used (nearest neighbour, bicubic etc)....
63 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2008
3:56 pm
Although the PNG (and indeed TIFF) formats are technically better, the image files are much larger because they are lossless – Wikipedia estimates 5-10 times...
64 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2008
4:00 pm
In fact, Windows does the enlarging/shrinking to fit the projected image and Microsoft are annoyingly coy about the algorithm that’s used! I recommend that...
65 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2008
4:01 pm
It is on my wishlist; the development environment I use only supports “per user” installs – I’m considering changing to a version that supports per...
66 brianbrooker1 Offline Send Email Nov 14, 2008
4:18 pm
... for ... wasn't ... I'd be very interested to know what kind of tasks and the projector being used that can handle and benefit from images of this quality....
67 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 14, 2008
6:08 pm
Thanks Andrew, Given the number of recommendations that our club has had for this product from other clubs, visiting judges and apparent endorsement from the...
68 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 14, 2008
6:38 pm
... I ... It's as much a point of principle as anything - we've gone out of our way to get the best kit we can afford and configuring it to ensure that there...
69 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 14, 2008
6:38 pm
Thanks Andrew - I've never come across a development environment enforce that before. Is that a constraint specifically on the clickonce deployment (are you...
70 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 14, 2008
6:40 pm
If it's the built in one it'll be nearest neighbour probably. I can find out for sure easily enough. It's probably in MSDN somewhere. ... image ... ...
71 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2008
9:21 pm
I use the Express edition of the Visual suite and that has the limitation. A change that’s occurred fairly recently; I think in an update of the last year,...
72 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2008
9:23 pm
If you can find out, I would be interested – I can’t find it anywhere on the net. Having the images the right size does make a significant different to the...
73 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2008
9:30 pm
I do agree, to an extent! As I’ve mentioned, it’s the image size that causes the problem – a competition with, say, 200 images would consist of 40 Meg of...
74 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 14, 2008
9:37 pm
Sorry you’re disappointed, but it wasn’t a decision that was made lightly. Some clubs do have hundreds of images in their competitions – 1200 is the most...
75 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 15, 2008
12:05 pm
Thanks for taking the time to look at it again. A nearest neighbour resize from 640x480 up to the 1400x1050 of the sx60 is more likely to show resize errors...
76 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 15, 2008
12:10 pm
I've not checked yet, but nearest neighbour should be easy to spot. I'd just automatically assumed that to keep memory overheads low (to avoid paging in...
77 Walter Blanchard
blanchardw6 Offline Send Email
Nov 15, 2008
5:23 pm
Film Free ProjectionSurely the point is that irrespective of the advantages of tiff, png, etc any normal projector can't possibly take advantage of them. They...
78 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 16, 2008
7:20 am
FFP doesn’t store the images in RAM, but it does have to examine each file – so it loads the file, extracts the metadata and then discards them. If the...
79 Roland Neville
roland.neville Offline Send Email
Nov 16, 2008
9:58 am
Andrew, I feel I'm missing something :-) We now find the best way is for everyone to submit everything unresized on USB Flashdrives the week before. It is a...
80 kennyknickers Offline Send Email Nov 16, 2008
3:44 pm
Roland - I think your method of file collection is a good way to do it - it's probably what i'll do. Collecting the files as the authors intended and you...
81 Roland Neville
roland.neville Offline Send Email
Nov 16, 2008
7:32 pm
from Andrew Roland - I think your method of file collection is a good way to do it - it's probably what i'll do. Collecting the files as the authors intended ...
82 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 16, 2008
8:23 pm
You’re stricter than our projectionist – he allows entries up to the day before! Most of our members are pretty good at getting the image size right now,...
83 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Nov 16, 2008
9:01 pm
The EXIF reader is proprietary; but it’s worse than that! There are three places FFP looks for metadata – EXIF is sort of supported by the Microsoft...
84 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Dec 17, 2008
11:17 am
The first beta version of version 1.6 of Film Free Projection is now available for download from the www.filmfreeprojection.co.uk website. As is tradional,...
85 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Dec 21, 2008
9:14 pm
There has been a problem with running FFP on 64 bit operating systems (Vista 64 and XP 64); the low level code that handled keyboard processing was different...
86 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Dec 29, 2008
4:19 pm
I've decided to skip over version 1.6 and go straight to version 2.0. This is because I've changed the development environment and one of the major changes is...
87 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Jan 3, 2009
4:48 pm
I've posted version 2.0.0.2 onto www.filmfreeprojection.co.uk in the downloads area. I've also posted a pdf (printable) version of the help in the same area. ...
88 Andrew Pepper
andrewpepperuk Offline Send Email
Jan 7, 2009
3:14 pm
The latest beta version is now available for download from www.filmfreeprojection.co.uk. This has a bug fixed which could cause a stack overflow exception when...
89 Malcolm
pafuri Offline Send Email
Jan 11, 2009
5:38 pm
Trying to Rename an image causes an error. Unhandled exception has occured in your application...... This also happens when choosing to open the Print Options....
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