Advanced Image Coding
Published in Non-Commercial Programs, Source Code, Image Compression, Tutorials, Reference, Presentations
Advanced Image Coding (AIC) is an experimental still image compression system
that combines algorithms from the H.264 and JPEG standards. More specifically,
it combines intra frame block prediction from H.264 with a JPEG-style discrete
cosine transform, followed by context adaptive binary arithmetic coding as used
in H.264. The result is a compression scheme that performs much better than JPEG
and close to JPEG-2000.
Posted in May 15th, 2004
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