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Study using OpenJpeg as JPEG2000 decoder #400

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ivmartel opened this issue Sep 25, 2017 · 4 comments
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Study using OpenJpeg as JPEG2000 decoder #400

ivmartel opened this issue Sep 25, 2017 · 4 comments
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ivmartel commented Sep 25, 2017

openjpeg is an emscripten build of OpenJPEG, a JPEG200 codec written in C. It must be studied to see how it compares to the current one of pdf.js used in the repo.

Originates from #349.

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please..

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ivmartel commented Oct 2, 2017

Checkout the 400-openjpeg branch. It seems to work with basic jpeg2000 encoded data. Please tell if it fixes your problem.

If you could share an anonymised version of the data that causes the problem, that would help for further testing.

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Hi @ivmartel,
I was facing the same issue (JPX error) while viewing some studies/series. I added openjpeg decoder provided in your branch 400-openjpeg and replaced the pdfjs decoder with the openjpeg decoder as per this commit: replace-pdfjs-with-openjpeg.
This solved my problem and I'm no longer facing JPX error for those studies/series. Thanks!

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ivmartel commented Apr 7, 2020

Hi @madhugore1, nice to know openjpeg fixes your problem, would you have some data to share to check it on my side?

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