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2000.01.29 09:48 "Re: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Frank D. Cringle
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2000.01.29 16:12 "Re: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Paul Kaiser
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2000.01.29 17:03 "G4 and DCT documentation [was: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Tom Kacvinsky
- 2000.02.01 04:16 "Re: G4 and DCT documentation [was: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Tom Lane
- 2000.01.29 19:27 "Re: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Stanislav Brabec
- 2000.01.31 10:45 "Re: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Martin Bailey
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2000.01.29 17:03 "G4 and DCT documentation [was: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Tom Kacvinsky
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2000.01.29 16:12 "Re: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Paul Kaiser
- 2000.01.29 18:27 "Re: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Helge Blischke
- 2000.02.01 21:38 "Re: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Paul Kaiser
2000.02.01 21:38 "Re: tiff2ps: G4 compression in PostScript]", by Paul Kaiser
You all have been very helpful in my quest for compressed tiffs in PostScript. I have but one more question on this topic.
I successfully embed TIFF data (uncompressed) inside PostScript by setting up all the right stuff (kind of like Stanislav Brabec's post on this topic) and then writing all of the image data straight from the TIFF file. If it is a multi-strip tiff, I simply step through the strips, in order, one at a time, and write their data. No problem.
Should I not be able to do the same thing, at least for LZW Compressed TIFFs? Helge, you mentioned that you use LZW compressed tiffs successfully with PS LZWDecode. Am I wrong to simply read the image data from the TIFF and throw it into the PS file, as I do with uncompressed TIFFs?
Do I need to do something at the beginning or end of each piece of data (i.e. for each different Strip)?
Thanks in advance,
Paul Kaiser