> It being a video you exploit the obvious video compression advancements that has been achieved over the years without having to reinvent the wheel. If you pu

> It being a video you exploit the obvious video compression advancements that has been achieved over the years without having to reinvent the wheel. If you pull away enough layers in any modern video codec, you will find that the intraframe compression case looks very similar to how JPEG operates. You have a block/partitioning scheme, a transform (DCT/DST), quantization, and then some sort of entropy coding.