Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

https://frandallfarmer.github.io/neohabitat-doc/docs/images/ClubCaribeDisks.png That is two sides of a Commodore 64 disk image that holds Lucasfilm's Habitat/Club Caribe, the first MMO/Virtual World. I'm leading an open source effort to bring it back to life @ http://neohabitat.org http://github ...

This is working for me. Thank you very much!

convert -size 194x92 RGB:caribe1.d64 out.tiff

It's 17484 bytes - we're talking 1 byte per pixel, right? (aka 256 color)

Getting factors for my file size is easy. The only problem I'm having now is this: convert -size 194x92 -depth 8 RGB:caribe1.d64 out.png convert.im6: unexpected end-of-file `caribe1.d64': No such file or directory @ error/rgb.c/ReadRGBImage/235. I know the file is there, because bash filled it in ...

Ugh. Only saw the code. Sorry.

Wow! That's a quick reply, but I'm confused by those examples.
Are you assuming the input bytes are coming on STDIN?

Lets say my source file is called input.bin and the image will be output.gif - how would those change?

Thanks so much for the help...

I posted this to stackoverflow before I discovered ImageMagick... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42381009/convert-arbitrary-bytes-to-any-lossless-common-image-format "How do I convert a file with up to 320k of bytes into an image with with 1, 2, or 3 bytes (any will do) of color? I'm wanting to ...