If you are extracting 10,000 frames from a DVR, you cannot open each file individually. The new viewer must offer a film strip or thumbnail reel at the bottom of the UI. You need hotkeys (Left/Right arrows, Page Up/Down) to flip through 128x96 images at 60 frames per second.

If you'd like, I can:


| Phase | Description | Estimated Duration | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Phase 1 | Core Architecture & JPG Decoder implementation. | 2 Weeks | | Phase 2 | UI Development & Zoom Logic (Scaling algorithms). | 2 Weeks | | Phase 3 | Batch processing & Thumbnail generation engine. | 1 Week | | Phase 4 | QA Testing & Optimization for large directories. | 1 Week | | Phase 5 | Release Candidate (v1.0). | -- |

The irony of modern computing is that as screens have become sharper ("Retina" and 4K displays), viewing extremely small legacy images has become harder, not easier.