Short: AVI animation player for CyberGraphX/AGA Author: tboeckel@uni-paderborn.de (Thore Boeckelmann) Uploader: tboeckel uni-paderborn de (Thore Boeckelmann) Type: gfx/show Version: 1.12 Architecture: m68k-amigaos CyberAVI is a fast AVI animation player for 020+ machines with AmigaOS 3.0 or higher and a graphic board with CyberGraphX or AGA. minimum hardware requirements: -Amiga with AmigaOS 3.0 (V39) -MC68020 -graphic board with CyberGraphX (eg. CyberVision64, Picasso II, Retina, etc) or AGA chipset -2MB of FastRAM, 512K of ChipRAM software requirements -CyberGraphX 2.21 or higher (if used with a graphic board) -asyncio.library V39 (included) recommended hardware requirements: -Amiga with AmigaOS 3.1 (V40) -MC68040 at 25MHz minimum -graphic board with CyberGraphX 2.21 or higher Supported encodings until now: Radius CinePak (CVID) 8 bit (only gray) Radius CinePak (CVID) 16/24/32 bit JFIF JPEG (JPEG) 8 bit (only gray) JFIF JPEG (JPEG) 24 bit Motion JPEG (MJPG) 8 bit (only gray) Motion JPEG (MJPG) 24 bit Microsoft Video 1 (MSVC) 8/16 bit Microsoft RGB (RGB) 4/8/16/24/32 bit Microsoft RLE8 (RLE8) 8 bit IBM Ultimotion (ULTI) 16 bit Component Video (YUV2) 16/24/32 bit Intel Raw (YUV9) 9/16/24/32 bit Planar MPEG (YV12) 12/16/24/32 bit PCM 8/16 bit Mono/Stereo MS ADPCM 4 bit Mono/Stereo (is really 16 bit) DVI ADPCM 4 bit Mono/Stereo (is really 16 bit) CyberAVI is Copyright (c)1996-1997 by Thore Boeckelmann. Changes since V1.11 - improved recognition of truncated files. Due to a bug in asyncio 39.1 the file has to be reopened to avoid seek errors. - CyberAVI now handles files with wrong audio header chunk sizes. This lead to seek errors before. - added a workaround for wrong saved animations by MainActor 1.55. This program does *real* nonsense! Thanks to Béla Schramm for the hint. - when doing playback on public screens the animation's filename is displayed in CyberAVI's window instead of "CyberAVI" - fixed a bug that lead to crashes due to senseless size information for AVIs with just one huge audio sample - found a new type of YUV 2:1:1 animations. I don't know if it is correct but I named them "Component Video (YUV2) Type B", because they coded are almost exactly the same as normal YUV2 animations. - added support for YUV9 video encoding with 9 bits (although this is really 16 bits) - added support for YUV12 Planar MPEG video encoding. Thanks to Zer0-X for these files. - added option CMAP to allow use of external color palettes (especially for dithering) - fixed endless audio playback for one-sample-animations in loop mode - added option SCREENMODEID to select a screenmode via command line instead of requester or BestModeID(). Requested by Robert from Poland (sorry, I don't know you second name :) - improved recognition of one-sample-animations a bit, but this is still not bullet-proof - Argue 1.4 is now included in CyberAVI's archive, because for some unknown reasons it has been deleted from Aminet and many people asked me to include it.