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#125838 22/07/05 10:52 AM
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is it faster when u draw .bmp than drawing .jpg or not ? smile))


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#125839 22/07/05 11:07 AM
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You might see some difference in performance, a bmp is most times uncompressed data, so can be read & displayed quite quickly, while a jpg must be decoded to an image first, but then i would hazzard you would only notice it on huge images, and even then it might be compensated for becuase the jpg might save time on the disk reads as its significatly smaller in size than a bmp.

All up, i doubt you could spot the difference. (unless there is some other element to ther draw speed im not aware of)

#125840 22/07/05 11:09 AM
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so .jpg it is ... 10x DaveC smile


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#125841 22/07/05 11:40 AM
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if your planning to cache the images in memory go for .jpg


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#125842 23/07/05 08:43 AM
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Just a question: do you know is they remain as jpg in memory?


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