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In article <4vu96j$a...@scipio.cyberstore.ca>, wgr...@saltspring.com
(Warren Grant) wrote:

> Maher Souhabi <ya...@sympatico.ca> wrote:
> 
> >Hello
> >Here is my problem.
> >I create interactive CDs made with Director 5.0 or mTropolis 1.0.
> >75% of the time these projectors are for the Windows world, the 
> >conversion of my Pict Files and QuickTime movies don't look as 
> >perfect as they look on my PowerMac when played on PCs.
> 
> >Here is my question: Do you know a software (shareware or not) I can 
> >use that convert the color table of these Pict and QuickTime movies
> >to look perfect on  a PC.
> 
>         Well, the mac is not my strongpoint, although I took the Director
> course on one. Do you have a copy of Debabilizer? By all reports this
> piece of software is THE way to go with any crossplatform multimedia
> graphics, as a method of balancing the palettes of many pictures. 
>         I would tell you more but I have never use the program. My cousin is a
> multimedia designer type and he swears by it. It apparently has no
> equal on the PC side though.
> 
> Hope that helps, -:>
> 
> Warren Grant


Please remove rec.misc from this thread.

Oh, wait.  I already did.