I agree: if you're fine with lossy, then it's hard to beat lossy formats with a lossless format. Maybe in some future version of FLIF, with some DCT/DWT-like t

I agree: if you're fine with lossy, then it's hard to beat lossy formats with a lossless format. Maybe in some future version of FLIF, with some DCT/DWT-like transform and an option to postpone least significant bits until the end of the bitstream, we can truly get there. But at the moment we're not there yet. It's still a nice lossless format though :)