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Jpeg manipulation library for C

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  • 08-07-2009 10:22pm
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    TomCo
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    Hi, Im looking for a image library for C which will let me read the RGB data from JPEG's and save RGB data as a JPEG.

    I've tried libjpeg, but I can't get the damn thing working. I've read that its outdated anyway.

    Any suggestions for a C library that does image I/O?


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    Anima
    Registered Users Posts: 3,945 ✭✭✭Anima


    Could always open the image and play with the raw data.


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    Martyr
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    GFL


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    TomCo
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    Thanks, but will GFL SDK work under regular old C (not C++, I need a library for C).


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    pauldiv
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    http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php


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    DublinDilbert
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    Intel OpenCV should do what you want, but might be a bit over the top...


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    Martyr
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    TomCo wrote:
    Thanks, but will GFL SDK work under regular old C (not C++, I need a library for C).

    yes, there are C/C++ examples included :)
    also some pascal/delphi/visual basic + asp interfaces.
    it supports importing 100 different file formats and export of 40.
    its free for non-commercial purposes


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    Cantab.
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    +1 imagemagick


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    Cantab.
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    Anima wrote: »
    Could always open the image and play with the raw data.

    How would you "play with" compressed data?


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    Anima
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    Yeah I wasn't thinking about that, I was thinking of Bitmaps. Ah well.


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    TomCo
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    Alright, Ill check those out. Thanks.


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