I've done it here, for testing:

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=UkA37wdw5BA

Large BMP with four frames... And sliding on X...

Kzerphii


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> Stephen wrote:
>> The only way I know how to do it is as Charles says, extract the frames 
>> and
>> use them as image maps on your TV screen.
>
> Well, there is another (more CPU and disk-space intensive) way...a while 
> back I experimented with DF3s, building a block where each slice is a 
> frame of an animation, then translating the texture through a container 
> which only shows one slice at a time, and having the media of the density 
> map set to be either emitting (for a CRT) or absorbing (for a 
> filmstrip)...
>
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