GIFBLAST
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== Identification == | == Identification == | ||
| − | GFB files apparently start with ASCII "{{magic|GB}}", followed by a byte for the format version number: 0x11 for v1.1, 0x20 for v2.0. | + | GFB files apparently start with ASCII "{{magic|GB}}", followed by a byte for the format version number: 0x10 for v1.0, 0x11 for v1.1, 0x20 for v2.0. |
== Software == | == Software == | ||
| + | * {{CdTextfiles|swextrav4/swextrav4-2/grview/gifblast.zip|GIFBLAST v1.0}} - DOS binary | ||
* {{CdTextfiles|pier/pier01/001a/gfb101.zip|GIFBLAST v1.1}} - DOS binary + source code | * {{CdTextfiles|pier/pier01/001a/gfb101.zip|GIFBLAST v1.1}} - DOS binary + source code | ||
| − | * {{CdTextfiles| | + | * {{CdTextfiles|svemerald/CDR15/GIFBLAST.ZIP|GIFBLAST v2.0}} - DOS binary |
[[Category:Compression]] | [[Category:Compression]] | ||
[[Category:Recompression]] | [[Category:Recompression]] | ||
Revision as of 16:02, 21 March 2023
GIFBLAST is a GIF "recompression" utility, and its associated .GFB file format. It was developed by Isaac Dimitrovsky.
It compresses a GIF image file to GFB format, which is usually smaller. The GFB file can later be decompressed back to a GIF file that is functionally identical to the original, though it will generally not be byte-for-byte identical.
Identification
GFB files apparently start with ASCII "GB", followed by a byte for the format version number: 0x10 for v1.0, 0x11 for v1.1, 0x20 for v2.0.
Software
- GIFBLAST v1.0 - DOS binary
- GIFBLAST v1.1 - DOS binary + source code
- GIFBLAST v2.0 - DOS binary
