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Re: DCTEncode filter

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From: Gernot Hoffmann
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 2003 14:21
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Miklos,

not so much conversation in this Forum ..
Perhaps it�s therefore allowed to contribute though I didn�t test
the JPEG conversion in PS (but programmed in Pascal).

DCTEncode performs a complete JPEG conversion for all pixels,
organized in 16x16 blocks.
Subsampling, YCbCr conversion, DCT for 4 Y blocks and 1 Cb
and 1 Cr block, each 8x8. Then the Quantization, the ZigZag
scan, the Runlength coding for zeros and finally the Huffman coding.
Result is a BIT-stream which cannot be compressed further.

An ASCII85 conversion doesn�t make any sense IMO. If we
consider the Huffman bitstream as a sequence of bytes, then
an ASCII85 Encoding would pack 4 binary bytes into 5 ASCII bytes.
The file would become even larger.

Best regards --Gernot
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