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CodecsJpeg2000PrecinctSize Enumeration
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Values to specify the size of JPEG 2000 compressed packets and provide a means of random access into a JPEG 2000 compressed stream.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Public Enum CodecsJpeg2000PrecinctSize 
   Inherits Enum
Visual Basic (Usage)Copy Code
Dim instance As CodecsJpeg2000PrecinctSize
C# 
public enum CodecsJpeg2000PrecinctSize : Enum
C++/CLI 
public enum class CodecsJpeg2000PrecinctSize : public Enum

Members

MemberDescription
Full No precinct is used, size is infinite.
Uniform64 For all resolution levels, a precinct dimension of [64x64] will be applied.
Uniform128 For all resolution levels, a precinct dimension of [128x128] will be applied.
Uniform256 For all resolution levels, a precinct dimension of [256x256] will be applied.
Uniform512 For all resolution levels, a precinct dimension of [512x512] will be applied.
Uniform1024 For all resolution levels, a precinct dimension of [1024x1024] will be applied.
Uniform2048 For all resolution levels, a precinct dimension of [2048x2048] will be applied.
HierarchicalOne64 A precinct size of [X by X] will be applied to the first(smallest) resolution of the image. The second resolution precinct dimension would be [2X by 2X]. The third resolution precinct dimension would be [4X by 4X] and so on. If the JPEG 2000 file has five levels and HierarchicalOne64 is used, the precinct dimensions will be as follows:
  • [64x64] level 1
  • [128x128] level 2
  • [256x256] level 3
  • [512x512] level 4
  • [1024x1024] level 5
HierarchicalOne128 A precinct size of [X by X] will be applied to the first(smallest) resolution of the image. The second resolution precinct dimension would be [2X by 2X]. The third resolution precinct dimension would be [4X by 4X] and so on. If the JPEG 2000 file has five levels and HierarchicalOne128 is used, the precinct dimensions will be as follows:
  • [128x128] level 1
  • [256x256]level 2
  • [512x512]level 3
  • [1024x1024] level 4
  • [2048x2048] level 5
HierarchicalOne256 A precinct size of [X by X] will be applied to the first(smallest) resolution of the image. The second resolution precinct dimension would be [2X by 2X]. The third resolution precinct dimension would be [4X by 4X] and so on. If the JPEG 2000 file has five levels and HierarchicalOne256 is used, the precinct dimensions will be as follows:
  • [256x256] level 1
  • [512x512] level 2
  • [1024x1024] level 3
  • [2048x2048] level 4
  • [4096x4096] level 5
HierarchicalOne512 A precinct size of [X by X] will be applied to the first(smallest) resolution of the image. The second resolution precinct dimension would be [2X by 2X]. The third resolution precinct dimension would be [4X by 4X] and so on. If the JPEG 2000 file has five levels and HierarchicalOne512 is used, the precinct dimensions will be as follows:
  • [512x512] level 1
  • [1024x1024 level 2
  • [2048x2048] level 3
  • [4096x4096]level 4
  • [8192x8192] level 5
HierarchicalTwo64 A precinct size of [X by X] will be applied to the first and second (smallest) reolutions of the image. The third and fourth resolution precinct dimensions would be [2X by 2X] and so on. So if the JPEG 2000 file has five levels and HierarchicalTwo64 is used, the precinct dimensions will be as follows:
  • [64x64] level 1
  • [64x64] level 2
  • [128x128] level 3
  • [128x128] level 4
  • [256x256] level 5
HierarchicalTwo128 A precinct size of [X by X] will be applied to the first and second (smallest) reolutions of the image. The third and fourth resolution precinct dimensions would be [2X by 2X] and so on. So if the JPEG 2000 file has five levels and HierarchicalTwo128 is used, the precinct dimensions will be as follows:
  • [128x128] level 1
  • [128x128] level 2
  • [256x256] level 3
  • [256x256] level 4
  • [512x512] level 5
HierarchicalTwo256 A precinct size of [X by X] will be applied to the first and second (smallest) reolutions of the image. The third and fourth resolution precinct dimensions would be [2X by 2X] and so on. So if the JPEG 2000 file has five levels and HierarchicalTwo256 is used, the precinct dimensions will be as follows:
  • [256x256] level 1
  • [256x256] level 2
  • [512x512] level 3
  • [512x512] level 4
  • [1024x1024] level 5
HierarchicalTwo512 A precinct size of [X by X] will be applied to the first and second (smallest) reolutions of the image. The third and fourth resolution precinct dimensions would be [2X by 2X] and so on. So if the JPEG 2000 file has five levels and HierarchicalTwo512 is used, the precinct dimensions will be as follows:
  • [512x512] level 1
  • [512x512] level 2
  • [1024x1024] level 3
  • [1024x1024] level 4
  • [2048x2048] level 5

Example

For an example, refer to CodecsJpeg2000Options.

Remarks

Precincts are rectangular regions in the wavelet domain, within a given resolution level and image component that represent a spatial region on the image. They are used for limiting the size of JPEG 2000 compressed packets and to provide a means of random access into a JPEG 2000 compressed stream. For this reason, they should be used for interactive transfer of JPEG 2000 files as in JPIP applications. In general, dividing the image into precincts is better than tiling it. So it is recommended that users compress the image as one tile and use precincts to divide the spatial region. This will give better compression ratios and image quality.

Using smaller precinct dimensions provides finer access to the compressed stream yet increases the compressed stream size. It is recommended to use HierarchicalOne128 and no tiling to generate JPEG 2000 files for any purpose.

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
   System.ValueType
      System.Enum
         Leadtools.Codecs.CodecsJpeg2000PrecinctSize

Requirements

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family

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