UBC JPEG-LS Source Code acquisition

[Peter E. S?rensen]

Hi.

Since the link to http://www.ece.ubc.ca/spmg/research/jpeg/jpeg_ls/jpegls.html
seems to be _dead_ I was wondering if anyone that already has
acquired the source code could share it with me? I'm about to make a
project at The Technical University of Denmark about investigation of
image compression for space applications and therefore it would be
very helpful to have the JPEG-LS source code.
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Best regards Peter Sørensen

[Gui Xie]

I believe JPEG2000 LS would be a better choice in your case.

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[Aleks Jakulin]

Try this:
ftp://ftp.se.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/distfiles/jpeg_ls_v2.2.tar.gz

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mag. Aleks Jakulin
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Department of Knowledge Technologies,
Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

[Aleks Jakulin]

"Gui Xie" <g-...@jaist.ac.jp> wrote:
>I believe JPEG2000 LS would be a better choice in your case.

Has it been used in space? LOCO (what JPEG-LS is based upon) is over
on Mars. :)

[Thomas Richter]

Gui Xie wrote:

> I believe JPEG2000 LS would be a better choice in your case.

Well, if you just need lossless compression, then JPEG-LS wins the
competition. Not by much in performance, but by one to two orders of
magnitude in speed (and simplicity). Near-lossless mode of JPEG-LS,
however, cannot compete with true lossy codecs.

So long,
Thomas

[Peter E. S?rensen]

Hi Aleks!
I will have a look on it.
Thanks alot!!!!

Best regards
Peter Sorensen

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