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I think you are explaining how both lossy and lossless compression work without explaining how this does it differently. I can't read the article due to techni
by verytrivial 10y ago
I think you are explaining how both lossy and lossless compression work without explaining how this does it differently.
I can't read the article due to technical constraints, but understand that e.g. JPEG has a lossy quantisation pass followed by a lossless encoding/compression pass of the result of the first stage. If they're reproducing bit-identical result to the input JPEG, it must be a (very good) optimisation of the latter stage. [How'd I do?]
- aidenn0 10y agoJPEG has a very poor lossless encoding stage; this is well known. Several archiving tools (most notably winRAR) already do some lossless reencoding of JPEG.