You could add that to 2.71

Well I tried this out on calc. In my opinion F-S dithering looks the best, and Heavy ordered dithering looks the second best.

I've converted the Nyan Cat gif into 12 .bmp frames
Do they have to be in greyscale?

That doesn't help me at all . All I need is .wmv file that is 192x128 and at 30 fps. But don't worry about it, I'll get it, that's not the hard part of getting nyan cat to work, the actual program is what needs some tweaking.

No, color is better in fact. But don't worry about it, I'll take care of it, Nyan Cat is probably still a few days away.

Nyan Cat Update !!!



I used my good camera this time, you can see the individual pixels. The setup here was no dithering and relative cutoffs.


I have made so many changes to this that I hope I can remember them all:

• FS dithering now has a cap on the pixel brightnesses, before, pixels could go well above 255 and below 0 which led to leaching, now they can't
• FS dithering now uses a serpentine pattern where it goes left and right on alternating lines, to help with ^
• I added in a bunch of command line flags, which you will get to see when I release a copy later
• There's an option whether to have audio/video loop independently/dependently
• I added a perfect grayscale menu, just press ^ to get there
• Contrast is adjustable via + and -
• Contrast and refresh delay are saved to an appvar
• Sample rate is now set at a constant 18,000Hz and the program calculates the cpu speed and adjusts accordingly
• The runner is now bundled with the app

And for everyone who want to play NyanCat, here is the 84+ BE edition and the 83+/84+ SE edition. The SE version is 37 pages and the BE version is 33 pages because I left out the intro.

In each of the .zip's, I included every possible dithering style I can do. They are named based on their command prompt flags:

• a - asolute cutoffs
  
• b - both dithering styles
  
• n - no dithering
  
• o - ordered dithering
  
  The best way to decide which one you like is to send one to wabbitemu and run it. Then, just drag and drop the new file onto wabbitemu while it's playing, the new app will overwrite the old one and since they are the same size, wabbitemu will just keep on running.
  
  If you are using the BE ones though, you have a little bit of hacking to do. I included a readme and the file you'll need(use this), but the basic idea of what it does is that it moves your swap sector to page $30 so that you have just enough space to fit the app. The calculator isn't really stable like this, so after you're done with the app, just run the program again and put things back to normal. (I say unstable, but since the app takes up the entire archive, you'll never have problems) Also, don't run it on OS 2.55, you can, but it will delete a small portion of your OS (probably stat wizards).
  
  I'll have the converter out soon, I'm going to talk to buckeye later so I can figure out how to package it right.

GreenFreaks Icon!
I'm sure GreenFreak will download this!!

looks (and sounds) really great!

+1

Noooo! TI connect tells me: Insufficient memory!
I tried the BE version and the whole memory of my TI-84+ BE is empty (491k bytes free)