Re: Next Version of GDI+ (maybe GDI+ 2.0)
- From: "Alejandro Lapeyre" <AlejandroLapeyre@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 12:46:07 -0300
Wave files and video files are larger in size, but there are myriads of
program to handle them, edit them, apply fx on them, etc. since DOS times. I
work with SONAR (a music production system) and a song can easily consist of
1 giga bytes in raw wav data. The data is buffered.
The problem with images is that the trend was to load the image completely
from disk, to provide a fast display. Its time to change this trend a bit.
In the meantime, you can only use the framework Image class only for small
images (or not that large images, if that pleases you).
For everything else you should look for other libraries.
Best regards
Alejandro Lapeyre
"SharpCoderMP" <csharp_mp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió en el mensaje
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>i don't get it. why you need such a huge images???
> i work in publishing brand. boy, it is really rare to need an image that
> is biger than 70-80mb. are you sure you need something of this size
> (400mb)?
> look at proffesional imaging software, even photoshop will have problems
> only with loading this giant! no matter what you do, if you want to load
> this image you still need alot of memory. not mentioning manipulating this
> monster.
>
> how much ram do you have? even 1gb won't be too much. and remember that
> this image needs to be loaded from disk. your os dosen't load 400mb in a
> wink of an eye even from superfast scsi hardrive.
>
>
>
> Benny wrote:
>> My technical images are having often more than 300 DPI and 10k px.
>> They must be displayed very accurate and detailed, so I can't do any
>> big rescaling or such things.
>>
>> The memory usage is to much for my project.
>> Now I have to try to load the image by myself in tiles. Thats what I
>> don't wanted to do.
>>
>> But back to the topic, does anyone know something about the next GDI+
>> release?
>>
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