DGI (Digi-Pic)
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'''DGI''' is a raster graphics format apparently associated with something called ''Digi-Pic''. | '''DGI''' is a raster graphics format apparently associated with something called ''Digi-Pic''. | ||
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| + | Images are 640x400. File size is 64 008 Bytes. File size and presence of colors suggest 2 bpp. Image is stored in 8 planes. Each plane is 320x200 mono. First 2 planes create top left corner of the image. | ||
| + | Next 2 planes create top right corner of the image. And so on. 8 planes * 320*200 = 64 000 Bytes. So there are 8 extra bytes (but why?). | ||
== Software == | == Software == | ||
Revision as of 01:30, 9 May 2019
DGI is a raster graphics format apparently associated with something called Digi-Pic.
Images are 640x400. File size is 64 008 Bytes. File size and presence of colors suggest 2 bpp. Image is stored in 8 planes. Each plane is 320x200 mono. First 2 planes create top left corner of the image. Next 2 planes create top right corner of the image. And so on. 8 planes * 320*200 = 64 000 Bytes. So there are 8 extra bytes (but why?).
Software
- TURBODGI.ZIP: Turbo DiGI Vision Display Utility, a viewer for MS-DOS by Basi Angulo
- CGADGI.ZIP: Viewer for MS-DOS
- CONV125.ZIP → DGIMAC.EXE: MS-DOS utility to convert DGI to MacPaint format
Sample files
- TIPS.ZIP → TIPS.DGI (may be NSFW)
