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Hi
**Glide Version/Integration library (if any)**:
3.5.2 or 3.6.0
**Device/Android Version**:
Nexus6 5.1 (not crashed, but show a few of images only)
Samsung S4 4.4.4 (crashed)
**Issue details/Repro …
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Progressive JPEGs load a lot nicer than regular jpegs for web pages.
keyeh updated
8 years ago
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Some printers don't support progressive JPEGs. They will declare their JPEG support via the IPP "jpeg-features-supported" attribute. But the "color.jpeg" sample file is a progressive JPEG, there is …
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Hi
First of all - thanks for this really really amazing library!
I'd like to ask a question please:
In my app most of image are ones which are uploaded by the client - via the users themselves.
I wou…
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@komakai
Our team downloaded the latest source and have been trying to integrate it our system.
However, it appears that not all of the existing testcases in the source tree are passing. The followin…
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By default mozjpeg's jpegtran produces progressive files. They are smaller, but take substantially longer to decode, and there's no "-no-progressive" option that I can find.
It's possible to use -rev…
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by **samuel.stauffer**:
With the latest tip version of go (as of yesterday), I get a panic when decoding the
attached JPEG image. The image is grayscale and quite possibly corrupt.
When i try with g…
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Originally reported on Google Code with ID 2753
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Well, in fact, it really sucks!
Take a look at the dark areas of the background on the center of the image, and compare
it with IrfanView's output…
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Hi,
I noticed that when I imported into Lightroom JPG files that had gone through ImageOptim, the file looks like a corrupt file.
Here's an example: instead of [this](https://www.flickr.com/photos/95…
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My use case is essentially an image resizing and re-compressing HTTP proxy.
Jpeg decompression speed matters a lot here, as input images can be orders of magnitude larger than output size. Jpeg comp…