implement webp in android camera app.

[Cesar CASTELLO BRANCO]

Can someone fill a bug in proper place of android project to make android camera app support webp?

If camera makers don't support webp, there's much less of an incentive to support it on the Web since ordinary people won't be uploading their photos with it.

[Pascal Massimino]

Cesar,

On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 4:07 PM, Cesar CASTELLO BRANCO <cesarc...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can someone fill a bug in proper place of android project to make android camera app support webp?

the webp encoding is already there on the android platform software stack. While nice, the encoding doesn't have to

happen in the camera itself (except for battery saving).

If camera makers don't support webp, there's much less of an incentive to support it on the Web since ordinary people won't be uploading their photos with it.

Agreed. Just: uploading only happens once (and most of the time in the background), while downloading happens many many times.

So in the order of priority, serving webp offers better savings.

But nevertheless, things are moving on the upload side too.

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[Cesar CASTELLO BRANCO]

Google may put an option in android camera to save in webp loseless mode with highest quality possible. This will make pictures with more quality than jpg in 0% compression because jpg introduce artifacts even in 0% compression mode.

[Cesar CASTELLO BRANCO]

> the webp encoding is already there on the android platform software stack. While nice, the encoding doesn't have to happen in the camera itself (except for battery saving).

A normal user dont know how to convert image saved from camera to webp prior to upload. It just tap the picture and click on share to upload. But an normal user can click on options, save format, webp to make camera app encode pothos in webp.

[aria...@gmail.com]

skal,

You are stating "the webp encoding is already there on the android platform software"; Could you kindly please refer me to it? (The Encoder)

[oX Triangle]

it depends which android version u have

to be sure it need android 4.1

in other case u need to include the libs

https://android.googlesource.com/platform/external/webp/+/android-4.3_r3.1/include/webp/encode.h

[gemaa...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I 100% agree. No end user will even know WebP if each every own captured photo in every device is in JPG.

Android should capture image by default in WebP, with an option to choose between other enconding formats.

[Tony Walker]

stop spamming me with this shit

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[gugo...@gmail.com]

any update of this?

[avy...@gmail.com]

how can I implement webp on android, I want to do the conversion in a dynamic way but I can not find information

El lunes, 20 de enero de 2014, 6:56:25 (UTC-6), oX Triangle escribió:

Depende de la versión de Android que tengas

para estar seguro de que necesita Android 4.1

en otro caso, necesitas incluir las librerías

https://android.googlesource.com/platform/external/webp/+/android-4.3_r3.1/include/webp/encode.h