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Absolutely. Simply unscrewing the Huffman stage from the bottom of JPEG and replacing it with a more effective, modern lossless stage kills webp's gains and doe
by gruturo 6y ago
Absolutely. Simply unscrewing the Huffman stage from the bottom of JPEG and replacing it with a more effective, modern lossless stage kills webp's gains and does not incur in generation loss - the image is pixel accurate to the source jpeg.
You'll probably know this already, but Brunsli made it into the JPEG XL standard. I'm quite happy about it!
- jerryX 6y agoJPEG XL uses this new ANS coding as e.g. zstd: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_numeral_systems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_numeral_systems