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Encode/Decode a JPEG, PNG or TIFF

georgiswan
Beginner
‎11-04-2016 02:15 PM
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Hello,

Is there a high-level way to encode/decode a JPEG, PNG or TIFF with Intel Media SDK. I passed through the sample_encode and sample_decode on the github, but those are way too onerous to start with the library.

I would like something that I could call and get the buffer without problem and with the performance of the Intel library.

I was previously working with IPP 7.0 (deprecated ippj.h), but I'm trying to port my solution on Intel compiler 2017 and IPP 9.0.

Is someone can help me with simple code just to load images, no need to run on video.

Thanks

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Anna_B_Intel
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‎12-29-2016 04:59 AM
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Hi Georgiswan,

Intel Media SDK supports JPEG. Please see details here: https://software.intel.com/sites/default/files/managed/46/e9/mediasdkjpeg-man.pdf

Best wishes,

Anna 

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