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2005.05.05 19:26 "TiffScanlineSize", by Jean Yves Le RidantI'm working to 12 bits jpegs in tiff files. For now, for jpeglib side, most is done, for runtime selection of 12 bits or 8 bits data ( in one or two bytes samples ). In libtiff, all that is processed by Decode/Encode ( not raw ) is ok : 8 bits, 12 bits packed, and 16 bits. Yes 16 bits Jpeg, a 16 bits jpeg compression begin by a bandwitdh reduction to 12 bits, everybody know that ... :-) Work with most of the tools coming with libtiff. So linked with ImageMagik for sample, loading 12/8 bits jpegs, 8/16 bits tiffs. Not 12 at this time, cause Readrgba to make aware. Problems come with DecodeRaw/EncodeRaw process. This concern in turn, case ContigDownsampled <--> ContigDownsampled compress/decompress. Thing independant of data precision and is the same for native libs 8 bits. TiffScanlineSize do not take account of downsamplings for contig downsampled YCC. I don't find in specs or docs if this is "by definition" or buggy. This cause a lot of problems in the "raw" scheme. "bytesperline" member do not match the real count byte input/output to/from jpegcodec, and cause "too much, too few, fractionnal ... scanlines" errors. Have made a correction, limited to tiffjpeg ( if in tif_strip ... ;-((( ), and intensively test the things with rgbtoycbcr, tiffcp, tiff2rgba, ---> files 571x379, stripped or not, with downsamplings 2 2, 1 2, 2 1, jpeg compressed or not. Except 2 1 ( tiffrgba don't want ) all files are correct and well displayed by imagemagick, the gimp, psp. Photoshop want only jpegs. The question about scanlinesize, is because I need to be sure of the exact meaning of returned value, before doing some job for 12 bits support. Another point, is about "tif->tif_row" member. For stripped files, it's value is relative to the beginning of the strip, not the file. Is this correct ? -- Jean-Yves |
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