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Hi! I'm looking into supporting the Photoshop JPEG extension in my TIFF decoder and would love to be able to use jpeg-js under the hood!
However, I am currently blocked because the TIFF JPEG compression allows to specify JPEG quantization and/or Huffman tables in a field separated from the main JPEG data. Would you be open to adding support for that in jpeg-js? I can work on it, but would like to be sure it will be accepted before I do, and maybe get some help on how to expose it in the API.
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We're pretty risk adverse at this stage in the project's life, so if you think it can be pulled off with minimal refactoring of the existing decoding path and a completely separate set of methods in the API for invoking the individual pieces you need, then I'm happy to land, but if it starts to get too murky and/or lots of state or flow changes we probably wouldn't accept it.
I think it should be doable to expose a bit of the underlying logic out into separate methods we can export. You might need to piece together the flow things yourself in tiff though.
Hi! I'm looking into supporting the Photoshop JPEG extension in my TIFF decoder and would love to be able to use
jpeg-js
under the hood!However, I am currently blocked because the TIFF JPEG compression allows to specify JPEG quantization and/or Huffman tables in a field separated from the main JPEG data. Would you be open to adding support for that in
jpeg-js
? I can work on it, but would like to be sure it will be accepted before I do, and maybe get some help on how to expose it in the API.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: