99 results for “topic:jpeg-encoder”
Perceptual JPEG encoder
Improved JPEG encoder.
jpegoptim - utility to optimize/compress JPEG files
Research JPEG encoder
JPEG encoder/decoder written in Python
A JPEG encoder in a single C++ file
A super simple Mac GUI for Google's JPEG encoder, guetzli
LibJpeg.Net allows you to read and create JPEG images in .NET compatible languages. It's the managed version of original libjpeg library developed by Tom Lane and the Independent JPEG Group (IJG).
Guetzli perceptual JPEG encoder for Go (Zero Dependencies).
Demo from Chrome Dev Summit of using Web Assembly to optimize images in a browser
A Python program that compresses raw images based on the JPEG compression algorithm.
Python bindings for Google's Guetzli, a JPEG encoder that optimises JPEG compression
Convert (and compress) lots of image formats into JPEG, PNG and WebP formats.
JPEG encoder written in Rust
Guetzli for NodeJS/Browser
Guetzling is a simple script for macOS and Linux written in Bash, to automate (recursively finding files) the compression of jpegs using the Guetzli algorithm.
Optimize any image by chroma subsampling and optimized huffman coding in Python. Basically, using JPEG algorithm!
Resource compiler, packages images, fonts, cursors, etc as compilable C source. Portable ANSI C.
Batch Guetzli compressions in a manageable fashion
UE5 plugin for converting some variables to each other, exporting bitmaps, runtime font load, getting widgets as textures and getting color arrays of textures.
JPEG decoder & encoder
一个JPEG有损图像压缩编码器
A very fast micropython jpeg encoder and decoder for the esp32, with precompiled firmware.
Qt image plugin for Google's optimised JPEG encoder named "guetzli".
Docker container for Googles Perceptual JPEG encoder Guetzli.
Pure Ruby JPEG encoder and decoder with no native dependencies
A simple, easy-to-use JPEG library
Guetzli on android.
Advanced image processing and manipulation in JavaScript.
Playing streaming video (motion jpeg). The server (computer) continuously takes screenshots of the desktop, encodes them in jpeg and transmits via VCP them to the client (microcontroller). The microcontroller decodes the image and displays it on the display.