On Mon, Jan 20, 2003 at 01:56:50PM -0500, James Madill wrote: > I just upgraded to a Palm Tungsten T and was quite pleased to run plucker > in high resolution. However, I noticed that one image of a site that > pluck had been mangled. The image was split down near the middle and the > pieces swapped side for side. I decided to create an image test site so I > could see the various limitations of images. This is the command I used > to pluck the test site: > > /usr/local/bin/plucker-build -f imagetest --zlib-compression --bpp=8 > --maxheight=450 --maxwidth=400 > http://www.mcis.duke.edu/imagetest/index.html > > Is is just my configuration, or is there a problem with the plucker or > viewer?
There is one known issue with the viewer on the Tungsten dealing with images, but I don't think that it involves the problem you're describing. > I thought that plucker supported .png images. My test indicates that it > doesn't. I've tested it out and it worked fine for me. Keep in mind that its not the viewer itself reading png images, but the parser converting the png into a palm bitmap format. There is one other issue which you might be seeing,.. Some versions of netpbm (I assume you're using that:) yeild images similar to what you describe if you use any type of palm bitmap compression. I've seen it myself, but couldn't figure out exactly why it was happening. I think it was becuase of a bug in pnmtopalm when you run it with the -rle-compression or -scanline-compression flags. > /usr/local/bin/plucker-build -f imagetest --zlib-compression --bpp=8 > --maxheight=450 --maxwidth=400 > http://www.mcis.duke.edu/imagetest/index.html A good way to test is to run your command again, but append the -V 2 flag to increase the output. Look for any lines that say pnmtopalm. If you're not using netpbm, then there might be a problem somewhere else... But I don't think its with your copy of the viewer. -- Adam McDaniel Array.org Calgary, AB, Canada _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
