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Here's a shorter version of your example: mainDB = { {category="Learning", name="Enrique", notes="Some notes.", modified="18-08-2022"}, {category="Shop", name="Ricardo", notes="Another note.", modified="10-09-2022"}, {ca...

Removing duplicates is normally accomplished by making a reverse lookup table and checking if that has an entry for the current value using that as a key.

plouf wrote: ↑Fri Sep 16, 2022 10:22 am A lot of ppl update to 11
I have 11 and both hollywood and apk working
I am sure that most of "active" users here also have 11

Don't bet on it. I use Linux as my primary OS and have no bootable Windows system at all. I quit Windows after 7.

Fork RapaEdit on GItHub. (Link included this time.)

Look up "RapaEdit" on my GitHub. It's not finished but it's easily extended by design.

If you converted to AnimGIF but the file was huge suggests you don't need audio at all. As far as animation formats work, try APNG. The file might be big but it won't have an audio track like MP4 or Ogg Theora. This should relieve some processor strain. Also note that Hollywood Player has its own pl...

Which screenmode? If truecolor, see about YAFA, if planar see if you can scrounge a copy of MovieSetter. The PC compatible formats almost invariably are CPU intensive and do nothing for Amiga 68k.

@Juan Carlos
The link is for anyone willing to attempt it.

I don't have a Vampire so I'm curious about how much performance you're expecting for render speed. I haven't checked if it's possible to even use this on 68k. Also, I don't use Windows so you're on your own for that platform.

Link to source repo if interested. Main framework is in C99. 8 bit-per-channel codec may also work. Just FYI, it looks hopeful. CMake + cross compilation might work.

I might be able to do a presentation on RapaGUI and my RapaEdit GUI toolkit but if anybody else would want to team up for an additional Hollywood presentation, maybe we should do so before I email Jerry about it. Something introductory leading up to mine would probably be advisable.