Naïve Image Formats
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== Software == | == Software == | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:28, 28 December 2023
The Naïve Image Formats are a set of simple uncompressed raster image and animation file formats. They are loosely associated with Google's Wuffs programming language. As of 2019-12, the specifications are a work in progress.
The formats are potentially usable as intermediate or "neutral" formats, similar to the Netpbm formats or farbfeld.
There are three formats:
- NIE - Still image
- NII - Animated image, out-of-band frames
- NIA - Animated image, in-band frames
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[edit] Identification
All formats begin with bytes 6e c3 af. The next byte is:
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0x45('E') for NIE -
0x49('I') for NII -
0x41('A') for NIA
[edit] Specifications
[edit] Software
- Deark 1.5.4+
