This was actually a really nice visualization of what the file would look like. I was just given the libraries and told to do this assignment with BMPs and ive never worked with them before, the abstractions honestly make things harder sometimes.
Cannot thank you enough. This really helped me figure out the order of pixels, which was something I was actually stumped on when reading BMP's in HxD.
This could really benefit from writing some code to demonstrate creating them. Maybe show how to use a packed struct to read the file header in one go.
I swear, this video was really unexpected, and I liked it because of that, learning how bytes work is a thought that is hard to understand, but fun when you start understanding it, the most common use case is reverse engineering after all, By the way, just for the curiosity, which Distro were you using during the video filming ? And which WM ? Probably dwm / dwl because of the layout
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This was actually a really nice visualization of what the file would look like. I was just given the libraries and told to do this assignment with BMPs and ive never worked with them before, the abstractions honestly make things harder sometimes.
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Cannot thank you enough. This really helped me figure out the order of pixels, which was something I was actually stumped on when reading BMP's in HxD.
Simple and short . Exactly what i was looking for
Awesome video 🎉 I have been trying to understand BMP for quite a while now. Your video has brought so much insight.
This is exactly what I wanted to know. Wow so lucky for me you just uploaded this.
Thank you so much!! This video was very helpful
This could really benefit from writing some code to demonstrate creating them. Maybe show how to use a packed struct to read the file header in one go.
That is a good idea, thanks, another cool direction is to actually write a simple program parsing and displaying a bitmap
this is really interesting
Nice👍🏻
I swear, this video was really unexpected, and I liked it because of that, learning how bytes work is a thought that is hard to understand, but fun when you start understanding it, the most common use case is reverse engineering after all,
By the way, just for the curiosity, which Distro were you using during the video filming ?
And which WM ?
Probably dwm / dwl because of the layout
I am using Windows 10 with a port of Suckless dwm called dwm-win32, more info on the video about my setup
Are bmps actually better than png? In terms of quality i mean
Nope, since PNG uses lossless compression
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Paint și HxD Editor :)