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(Animated Wallpaper)
Animated Wallpaper (Fractal Logo),
(FREE PC Jigsaw Puzzles)
FREE Puzzle, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4313, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4314, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4315, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4316, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4317, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4318, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4319, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4320, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4321, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4330, DragonCon2005 Puzzle 4331, Fractal 340, Fractal 446, Fractal 699b_2, Fractal 819, Fractal 844, Fractal 959, Fractal 998, Fractal 2659, Fractal 2660, Fractal 3041, Fractal 3063, Fractal 3228, Fractal 5194, Fractal 6542, Fractal 7881, Fractal 7897
(FREE Screen Savers)
Sample Lost001a.scr, Sample_Plasma_Clouds.scr, Sample_Volume001.scr
(Video Art Samples)
test010_100milliseconds (25 seconds), Volume001 Sample @ 1 second Intervals, Volume002 Sample @ 5 second Intervals, Volume003 Sample @ 10 second Intervals, Volume004 Sample @ 15 second Intervals, Volume005 Sample @ 20 second Intervals, Volume006 Sample @ 25 second Intervals,
Volume007 Sample @ 30 second Intervals
FREE Jigsaw Puzzles
These games have all the features that you will get when you buy my Puzzle Packs on CD-ROM or have delivered to you via E-Mail attachment. For more details about those features please use the Site Map to consult the Jigsaw Puzzles page.
Sample Screen Savers
Each sample screen saver displays random images each time the software is run. They are preset to loop until the program is exited. Screen savers are best viewed at a screen resolution of 1024x768 or larger. Any mouse or pointing device movement as well as keyboard use will exit the screen saver.
Hardware Specs:
These files were created using a 500MHz Windows ME PC, with 320 MBs RAM, and video resolution set to 32-bit color at 1280x1024. Screen Savers that have an interval rate of 1 to 30 seconds will work on any Windows PC (95 through Vista.) Tested hardware featured a Pentium 200MHz CPU with MMX, 128 MBs RAM, 24-bit color, resolution of 1024 x 768. Use the sample file at the top of the page for testing on your computer and/or HD TV.
Sub-millisecond Video Art (test files info)
Test files use the same 100 greyscale fractals. The fractals do not remain on your screen long enough to cause burn-in. Burn-in happens when an image remains static on a screen too long. When running quick flashing images it is best to use them on a display technology that has at least 2 to 5 millisecond refresh time. The test and sample files are here to allow you to run trials on your computer gear.
The system these were created on has the following specs:
1.2GHz AMD Duron, Windows ME, 576 MB RAM, 24-bit color, 1024x768 resolution (standard XGA)
(non-looping test files)
Test files are roughly 29 MBs each. Play length is an approximation in minutes : seconds. As an example test file 10 at 100 milliseconds will play for 25 seconds.
test001_1000 (1:55), test002_900 (1:45), test003_800 (1:35), test004_700 (1:25), test005_600 (1:15), test006_500 (1:05), test007_400 (:55),
test008_300 (:45), test009_200 (:35), test010_100 (:25), test011_90 (:24), test012_80 (:23), test013_70 (:22), test014_60 (:21),
test015_50 (:20), test016_40 (:19), test017_30 (:18), test018_20 (:17), test019_10 (:16)
(looping test files)
Looping files use the same 100 greyscale fractals that are used in the above non-looping versions. Each is roughly 29 MBs. They will play self-randomizing arrangements of the same set of fractals until the program is exited. Pressing the ESC key, UP arrow key, or DOWN arrow key will terminate the program.
test001-looping_1000,
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