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Jeff Gilchrist
This is Jeff Gilchrist’s home page. Jeff is the curator of the Archive Compression Test, which presumably keeps him busy.
http://gilchrist.ca/jeffJava Image Coding
Java libraries to read various image formats, including many which are compressed. Hence its appearance here.
http://www.geocities.com/marcoschmidt.geo/java-image-coding.htmlA Second Modified Run Length Encoding Scheme for Blocksort Transformed Data
Another paper by Michael Maniscalo discussing a scheme for Run Length Encoding of data that’s been put through the blocksort transform. His first paper uses fixed length codes, this uses variable lenghts.
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Inhalt
This page gives short descriptions of MPEG and H.261 in German. Different systems of coding color information are described as well. Brief, but useful if you don’t want to get bogged down in details.
http://www.lpr.ei.tum.de/courses/seminar/realzeit_bv/mpeg/node1.htmlTest Harness for the PPMD Compressor
Here’s a nice little frameword for testing PPMD, or for that matter, any other compressor.
http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/ppmd.aspCoding Technologies
These guys are responsible for some of the work that took the MP3 standard to its next revision: MP3Pro. They say their current focus is the development and marketing of SBR-enhanced codecs.
http://www.codingtechnologies.com/Zarak Systems PSQM Testing
Zarak Systems will perform Quality of Service testing using PSQM, the Perceptual Speech Quality Measurement. This web page will tell you a little bit about what that means to you.
http://www.psqm.com/The Art Of Lossless Data Compression
A comprehensive set of tests on lossless data compression.
http://geocities.com/eri32/MP3 Patent
This is reportedly the Fraunhofer patent covering the MP3 compression algorithm.
http://www.mp3-tech.org/docs/5579430.pdfIntel’s PII Inverse DCT Application Notes
Intel has a nice document showing how one can optimize the inverse DCT when running on processors with the MMX instructions, such as the Pentium II. Listings include code you can drop into the Independent JPEG Group’s library. DCL reader Neil H. had this to say: The drop-in replacement for the iDCT of the IJG […]
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