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by pornel
95 days ago
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Everything after JPEG is still fundamentally the same, but individual parts of the algorithm are supercharged. JPEG has 8x8 blocks, modern codecs have variable-sized blocks from 4x4 to 128x128. JPEG has RLE+Huffman, modern codecs have context-adaptive variations of arithmetic coding. JPEG has a single quality scale for the whole image, modern codecs allow quality to be tweaked in different areas of the image. JPEG applies block coefficients on top of a single flat color per block (DC coefficient), modern codecs use a "prediction" made by smearing previous couple of block for the starting point. They're JPEGs with more of everything. |
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