------------- DYNA-SHOW 1.1 ------------- Dyna-Show is a easy to use viewer that supports the Dynamic HiRes and Dynamic HAM modes available with Digi-View 4.0 software. Dynamic HiRes can display 4096 colors in high resolution with overscan. Digi-View 4.0 is a software upgrade (disk & manual) for Digi-View Gold and the original Digi-View video digitizer. DYNA-SHOW INSTRUCTIONS: From WorkBench: Double click on the picture From CLI: Type "Dyna-Show FILENAME" The left mouse button will exit viewing the picture OTHER NEW DIGI-VIEW 4.0 FEATURES: * Dynamic HAM Dynamic palette control provides sharper HAM images virtually eliminating HAM fringing. (Not currently with compatable with Amiga HAM paint programs) * Noise Reduction Filters most high frequency background noise from the video signal for improved picture quality * Super-Bitmaps/Digi-Paint Images may be displayed directly into Digi-Paint 3 for editing and enhancement. HiRes images create auto-scrolling super- bitmaps of up to 768 x 480 x 4096 colors. After editing, these super-bitmaps may be loaded back into Digi-View 4.0 and displayed as Dynamic HiRes images. * ARexx Support Digi-View 4.0 can be controlled externally by other programs including ARexx, or CLI batch files. * RGB Printing Digi-View 4.0 now directly prints 12 bit processed RGB data. * 24 Bit Color Support 24 bit IFF RGB files may be loaded and saved for further image processing and exporting to typesetters or frame buffers. * Toll Free Tech Support Extended-hours technical support. 8 am - 7 pm central time. - these plus dozens of other new features are in the new version of the best-selling video digitizer of all time. Digi-View Gold $199.95 If you already own Digi-View or Digi-View Gold, call our toll free order line for a "hassle free" upgrade. Have your credit card ready and we'll rush your order to you. Digi-View 4.0 software upgrade: $24.95 + $6.00 S&H (800) 843-8934 or send a check or money order for $30.95 to Digi-View 4.0 Software Upgrade NewTek, Inc. 115 W. Crane Topeka KS 66603 SPECIAL NOTES: NewTek fully supports the multi-tasking philosophy of the Amiga but Dynamic displays take almost all of the Amiga's considerable power to maintain an image. Therefore Dyna-Show will safely turn off multi-tasking while displaying pictures. Multi-tasking will resume upon exiting Dyna-Show. While displaying, Dyna-Show checks the floppy disk drives to make sure that if disks are removed while multi-tasking is turned off AmigaDOS will be notified. This may result in a flicker of the drive lights. COMING SOON: See your local Amiga dealer for NewTek's DEMO REEL 3 featuring the Dynamic HiRes image "The Face" and the return of Laura "Maxine Headroom" Longfellow. USERS GROUPS: NewTek supports users groups. We'd like to hear from you. Write us at: The Cool Friends of NewTek Club 115 W. Crane Topeka KS 66603 TECHNICAL NOTES: NewTek encourages all developers to support Dynamic display technology and will be releasing technical information on Dynamic modes. Dynamic HAM images are HAM images that use a different 16 color base palette on each scan line. This eliminates most if not all of the HAM "fringing" common to ordinary HAM displays and provides a sharper picture. Dynamic HAM images may be interlace and overscan if desired. Dynamic HiRes images are 4 bit plane deep, high resolution screens with a different 16 color palette on each scan line. This allows all 4096 colors to be used at once on a high resolution screen. Dynamic HiRes uses dithering to minimize palette limitations and provide the sharpest images possible with a standard Amiga. While low resolution Dynamic modes can be rendered on a 512K Amiga, Digi-View 4.0 can require up to 2 megabytes to create HiRes overscan, interlace images. All images may be viewed on a standard 512K Amiga. Exporting images interactively to Digi-Paint 3 requires 1 megabyte but can require up to 3 megabytes for 768 x 480 x 4096 color super-bitmaps. Since Dynamic modes must calculate a new palette for each scan line they take time to render. Low resolution Dynamic HAM takes about 2.5 minutes on a 512K Amiga. Overscan, interlace or HiRes will take proportionately longer to calculate. A 68020 or 68030 will drastically decrease the calculation time. You may adjust all the Digi-View image processing controls using normal displays then use Dynamic modes to render the final image. CREDITS: Digi-View by Tim Jenison Digi-View software version 4.0 by Ken Turcotte additional programming by Stephen Hartford The Dynamic Display Technology was created at NewTek's Alcatraz Research Laboratory. The ROCKS image was digitized with Digi-View 4.0 by Gene Brawn at NewTek. DISTRIBUTION: These files are copyrighted by NewTek but may be freely distributed for non-commercial purposes as long as all files remain intact.