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2008.10.22 21:12 "JPEGSetupEncode messages", by Jeffrey Ratcliffe
2008.10.22 23:16 "Re: JPEGSetupEncode messages", by Frank Warmerdam
2008.10.22 23:31 "Re: JPEGSetupEncode messages", by <lemoine.raphael@gmail.com>
2008.10.23 00:08 "Re: JPEGSetupEncode messages", by Frank Warmerdam
2008.10.23 13:44 "Re: JPEGSetupEncode messages", by Bob Friesenhahn
2008.10.23 10:56 "Re: JPEGSetupEncode messages", by Gerben Vos
2008.10.23 19:56 "Re: JPEGSetupEncode messages", by Jeffrey Ratcliffe
2008.10.23 20:12 "Re: JPEGSetupEncode messages", by Bob Friesenhahn

2008.10.23 19:56 "Re: JPEGSetupEncode messages", by Jeffrey Ratcliffe

2008/10/23 Gerben Vos <Gerben@zylab.com>:
>> JPEGSetupEncode: RowsPerStrip must be multiple of 8 for JPEG
>
> Add the "-r 8" option to tiffcp. Or 16, or 24, or...
>
>> JPEGSetupEncode: BitsPerSample 16 not allowed for JPEG
>
> Reduce it to 8 bits (or compile a 12 bits version of libjpeg and link
> it to libtiff, then reduce your image to 12 bits and rest assured in
> the knowledge that almost no-one will be able to decode it).

Thanks for this, and all the other help. I now have things working for
this one case, which leads me to more questions:

Is there any way of telling at runtime from the command line (or with
perlmagick) whether libjpeg is compiled for 8 or 12 bit? Or can I
safely assume that it is 8 bit?

Presumably this is 8 bits per channel, so for 3 channels, 24 bits?

Sometimes RowsPerStrip must be a multiple of 8 for JPEG, and sometimes
16. How can I tell which will be necessary?

Regards

Jeff