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I don't see why? If your video output is plain old RGB (like the Amiga hardware), then an unmodified decoder will handle new files without a problem. You only n
by Arnt 1y ago
I don't see why? If your video output is plain old RGB (like the Amiga hardware), then an unmodified decoder will handle new files without a problem. You only need a new decoder if your video output can handle more vivid colours than RGB can express.
- Findecanor 1y agoAn image decoded in the wrong colour space for the output will look wrong. It is not using extra bits to express the increased dynamic range: the existing numeric range is stretched and warped.
- Arnt 1y agoYes. But how bad? AIUI the way it's done is more or less the best that can be done with old video hardware, like mine and like the Amiga. It could be horrible in principle, but actually isn't.