2.0, I believe. I guess I'll have to look into updating it if/when I ever get around to doing anything else with that code.
How many fullscreen 256 colour images?
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Another way to go about making a slideshow appeared this week: Rilden's tiled palette quantizer (live demo | discuss). It calculates which eight 15-color palettes best represent an image, producing 256*224*4/8 = 28672 bytes of CHR data, 32*28*3/8 = 336 bytes of attributes, and 120*2 = 240 bytes of palette, for a total of 28672+336+240 = 29248 bytes per image. A 6 MiB ExHiROM could hold 215.1 of these images in theory, or maybe 200 alongside reasonably-sized display code and music.
Another way to go about making a slideshow appeared this week: Rilden's tiled palette quantizer (live demo | discuss). It calculates which eight 15-color palettes best represent an image, producing 256*224*4/8 = 28672 bytes of CHR data, 32*28*3/8 = 336 bytes of attributes, and 120*2 = 240 bytes of palette, for a total of 28672+336+240 = 29248 bytes per image. A 6 MiB ExHiROM could hold 215.1 of these images in theory, or maybe 200 alongside reasonably-sized display code and music.