Wavelet compression
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* [[Corel Wavelet]] | * [[Corel Wavelet]] | ||
* [[ECW]] | * [[ECW]] | ||
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* [[ICER]] | * [[ICER]] | ||
* [[Indeo]] | * [[Indeo]] | ||
* [[IWC (WaveL)]] | * [[IWC (WaveL)]] | ||
| + | * [[J Wavelet Image Codec]] | ||
* [[JPEG 2000]] | * [[JPEG 2000]] | ||
* [[Lightning Strike]] | * [[Lightning Strike]] | ||
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* [[MrSID]] | * [[MrSID]] | ||
* [[PGF (Progressive Graphics File)]] | * [[PGF (Progressive Graphics File)]] | ||
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* [[WSQ]] | * [[WSQ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:30, 10 June 2021
Wavelet compression is a type of (usually lossy) data compression used in some image and video formats.
[edit] Related formats
Formats that use wavelet compression include:
- Corel Wavelet
- ECW
- Elecard Wavelet Image
- ICER
- Indeo
- IWC (WaveL)
- J Wavelet Image Codec
- JPEG 2000
- Lightning Strike
- LuraWave
- MrSID
- PGF (Progressive Graphics File)
- WLM (also known as CompW)
- WSQ
