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Date Posted: 03:54:47 01/26/01 Fri
Author: Martin
Subject: Re: Wrong color mapping with 256 colors
In reply to: Michel 's message, "Re: Wrong color mapping with 256 colors" on 18:04:34 01/25/01 Thu

Is this difficult to achieve? TJPEGImage has this feature.

Regards

Martin

>
>Hi Martin,
>
>This is a limitation of Envision when your video
>driver is set to 256 colors or less. When a video
>driver only has 256 colors or less, the programs need
>to continuously replace the windows system palette
>with one optimized for the image being displayed. This
>is something Envision does not do. In 256 color video
>modes, Envision will draw the images in the current
>system palette, and this results in a low quality
>display, because most of the time the system palette
>has a different range of colors.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Michel
>

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