 | - Better image quality for lower bit-rates when compared to standard JPEG format
- Both lossless and lossy compression modes enabled
- Tiles enable compressed-domain processing: cropping, flipping, rotation, translation, scaling, feature extraction
- Truncation points in the stream enable increase compression ratio without image decoding
- Coding small size independent code-blocks increase robustness to bit-error
- Ultra high image resolution processing ready
- Encoding stops when the desired bitrate is reached
- Designed to meet ISO/IEC 15444-1 JPEG 2000 requirements
- Input image resolution limited by external memory size
- Supports 1-3 component images with pixel depth limited by the memory data word width
- Any tile size ranging from 8×8 limited by the memory size
- User defined rectangular code block dimensions ranging from 4×4 to 64×64
- Both lossless and lossy compression mode
- Reversible and irreversible color transform 4:4:4
- Programmable quantization styles: derived and expounded
- 2D ñ DWT filter type 5/3 and 9/7
- User defined number of DWT decomposition level ranging from 0 to 7
- Rich entropy encoding modes:
- Segmentation mode: on /off
- Vertical stripe context: on/off
- Reset the probability models after each coding pass: on/off
- Two MQ length calculation methods: near optimal/lazy good
- Two truncation point estimation methods: predict/near optimal
- Embedded TIER-2 encoder
- Target compression rate control
- Programmable progression orders: resolution component | component resolution
- Supported tile-partitioning in the codestream
- Multiclock domain design
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