SD Snatcher

Thank you for testing! You're welcome. :) One more thing: does the RECOIL.app icon look good? Can you share a screenshot? Claude said my macOS 26 renders icons differently from the previous OS versions. Here's the screenshot. Looks good to me. (Note: I blacked out non standard apps for privacy) PS: Whenever possible, could you pleeease take a look at the CPC image tickets? It's very clumsy to deal with CPC images now, because many of them are not recognized.

I could finally test it. First I deleted the old QuickLook plugin, rebooted, then installed this one. It's working fine. The only catch was that I had to allow the RECOIL.App to run on the Settings->Security. macOS 15.7.7 running on Intel.

Nice to know that you're back! :)

Any news on this front?

The single SCR example is regular mode 0 with an embedded palette I found many other problematic uncompressed (raw) mode0 SCR files with embedded palettes that RECOIL can't read. Attached them here, with their respective reference renderings.

The single SCR example is regular mode 0 with an embedded palette I found many other problematic uncompressed mode0 SCR files with embedded palettes that RECOIL can't read. Attached them here, with their respective reference renderings.

The single SCR example is regular mode 0 with an embedded palette I found many other problematic mode0 SCR files with embedded palettes that RECOIL can't read. Attached them here, with their respective reference renderings.

It seems I made a mistake when extracting the files using the "Amstrad CPC DSK Info Tool" and the SCR files attached here ended up having their AMSDOS Header stripped. The cpcrulez site seems to have been gone, so I couldn't find the original DSKs to try to extract them again. But the good news is that I found this nifty tool, addamsdosheader, that re-adds those headers back to the files. With the following command line, the headers were added and the resulting SCR files are now successfully read...