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Re: JPEG reader? [message #2579]

Wed, 20 July 1994 00:11

frodes
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Registered: July 1994

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In article <30h4al$gr7@marvel.stsci.edu> saken@stsci.edu (Jon Saken) writes:
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> Anyone have an IDL routine to read JPEG files?
>
> jon saken

IDL v. 3.6 contains procedures which meets your needs. jpegread and
jpegwrite. It should be out by no later then August 1. (Not sure about
then date)

Regards,
Frode Stenstrxm

Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU)
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Re: JPEG reader? [message #2580 is a reply to message #2579]

Tue, 19 July 1994 14:21

djackson
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Registered: June 1993

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In article <30h4al$gr7@marvel.stsci.edu>
saken@stsci.edu (Jon Saken) writes:

> Anyone have an IDL routine to read JPEG files?

If it's of any consolation, IDL 3.6 has READ_JPEG and WRITE_JPEG
as built-in routines.

Cheers,
-Dick

Dick Jackson djackson@ibd.nrc.ca Standard disclaimer
Institute for Biodiagnostics, National Research Council Canada

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Re: JPEG reader? [message #2581 is a reply to message #2580]

Tue, 19 July 1994 12:58

greg
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Registered: May 1991

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In article <30h4al$gr7@marvel.stsci.edu>, saken@stsci.edu (Jon Saken) writes:
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|> Anyone have an IDL routine to read JPEG files?
|>
|> jon saken

IDL 3.6 is supposed to have this built-in. Haven't tested it though

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