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Chris B schrieb:
> I don't know the POV source, d'you think that would be a big
> investment/change? Is the JPEG compression just a standard codec
> library call at the end of the render?
I... um.... well, I guess it is.
(*browses though the code*)
Ehm... yup - the change would be minimal indeed... unless you were
hoping for an effort lower than zero :-)
Fun facts to know: There already /is/ a JPEG compression quality
parameter in POV-Ray, at least with 3.7.0.beta.34. Setting the .ini file
parameter "Compression" to any integer value from 2 to 100 should do the
job. Theoretically. Didn't test, just looked at the code.
The parameter is apparently intended to be format-specific; for JPEG,
values 0 (default) and 1 are short-circuited to produce a fairly
high-quality image, while any other value in the range of 2 to 100 is
passsed to the JPEG library as the encoding quality parameter (2 = poor,
100 = maximum quality). Values lower than 0 or higher than 100 are
clipped to the 0..100 range.
Other file formats currently don't use the Compression parameter.
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