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2004.12.12 22:55 "JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Bruno Tenório Ávila
2004.12.12 23:07 "Re: JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.12.12 22:11 "Re: JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Bruno Tenório Ávila
2004.12.12 23:17 "Re: JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.12.12 22:21 "Re: JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Bruno Tenório Ávila
2004.12.12 23:41 "Re: JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Bob Friesenhahn
2004.12.12 23:50 "Re: JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Leonard Rosenthol
2004.12.18 14:50 "Re: JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Joris Van Damme
2004.12.19 18:40 "Re: RES: RES: [Tiff] JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Bob Friesenhahn

2004.12.18 14:50 "Re: JPEG2000 and Metadata", by Joris Van Damme

> JPEG2000 has a similar number of options as TIFF itself.  Jasper
> provides a simplified view/set of JPEG2000 capabities yet there are
> still many options which would not be exposed by the existing set of
> libtiff options.  For example, Jasper provides a compression ratio
> option which I don't believe there is a direct correlation to in TIFF.

Same goes for the quality setting of jpeg compression with LibJpeg, and from the
top of my head but unchecked, same goes for some settings of flate compression
with ZLib. LibTiff invented the concept of 'pseudo-tag' to set
compression-method specific options that are not encoded in any tag.

TIFF is a file format specifically aimed at being a container for whatever
raster specification and compression method. Saying a particular compression
method is best suited by its dedicated container format instead of TIFF, goes
against the spirit of TIFF, and is somehow a very weird statement to make in
this list. Identifying the options we have and coming up with a TechNote for
JPEG2000 in TIFF, instead, would be compatible with the spirit of TIFF.


Joris Van Damme
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