[csdvrx]

> I do not see how it could be used to transmit 32 bit color (or higher)

You are pushing the goalpost. I was talking about 24 bit color (2^24= 16 millions).

Now you are saying the lack of 32 bit color support is an issue?

Maybe let's start with 24 bit color, which is far more than what the human eye can discern anyway (about 10 million) even if we'd then have to talk about color spaces, and how 32 bit may be better for some specific applications)

[speeddemon]

Either one, it wasn't explained how the protocol can be used to do any color depth higher than 8 bit.

Also the PNG format is extremely common and supports 32-bit color, so if you don't support that then you cannot accurately display PNG images, or any other RGBA format. Without this you're about 25 years out of date.