How to compress YUYV with libjpeg?
Hello folks, this is probably an easy one... given an image in YUYV color space (Y0 U0 Y1 V0 Y2 U2 Y3 V2... ; 8 bit Y stored for every pixel and 8bit U/V stored for every other pixel), is there a straightforward way to store it using libjpeg, or do I first have to create full 24bit YUV triplets before passing the scanlines into libjpeg? I couldn't really understand this from the libjpeg doc, and my experiments so far have yielded a lot of garbage. I have successfully dealt with RGB data using libjpeg, but since I understand that libjpeg uses YUV (or YCbCr) internally, I thought I might want to skip the redundant color space conversions. Thanks, **Daniel -- "With me is nothing wrong! And with you?" (from r.a.m.p)
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Daniel Haude wrote: > > this is probably an easy one... given an image in YUYV color space (Y0 U0 > Y1 V0 Y2 U2 Y3 V2... ; 8 bit Y stored for every pixel and 8bit U/V stored > for every other pixel), is there a straightforward way to store it using > libjpeg, or do I first have to create full 24bit YUV triplets before > passing the scanlines into libjpeg? I couldn't really understand this from > the libjpeg doc, and my experiments so far have yielded a lot of garbage. > > I have successfully dealt with RGB data using libjpeg, but since I > understand that libjpeg uses YUV (or YCbCr) internally, I thought I might > want to skip the redundant color space conversions. Read the section "Raw (downsampled) image data" in libjpeg doc. Problem is you not only want to bypass color conversion, but also color downsampling, since your input format already has downsampled color, though in weired component order. Particularly, your input format has 2x1 horizontal downsapled color in JPEG notation (4:2:2 in video notation). In order to pass this format unaltered through JPEG compression, you have to supply to the JPEG library the image in JSAMPIMAGE/JSAMPARRAY format. That is, you have to supply each of the Y, U, and V components in *separate* sample arrays! libjpeg doc describes this in the "Raw (downsampled) image data" section. Regards Guido
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