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Change jpeg output file quality (currently set to default = 75) #10

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bellavi opened this issue Mar 30, 2017 · 1 comment
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Change jpeg output file quality (currently set to default = 75) #10

bellavi opened this issue Mar 30, 2017 · 1 comment
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bellavi commented Mar 30, 2017

Is there a way to change jpeg quality setting?

I tried to update the const QUALITY in DCT.java (from 75 to 95) and regenerate the .jar using build.xml, but when I use "Digital Watermarking" the output file sizes are still the same (very little size compared to my original files encoded with quality=95).

It would be nice to be able to configure the wanted jped output files quality, from OpenStego user interface.

@bellavi bellavi changed the title Change jpeg output file quality (currentl set to default = 75) Label:enhancement Change jpeg output file quality (currentl set to default = 75) [En Mar 30, 2017
@bellavi bellavi changed the title Change jpeg output file quality (currentl set to default = 75) [En Change jpeg output file quality (currentl set to default = 75) [Enhancement] Mar 30, 2017
@bellavi bellavi changed the title Change jpeg output file quality (currentl set to default = 75) [Enhancement] Change jpeg output file quality (currently set to default = 75) [Enhancement] Mar 30, 2017
@syvaidya syvaidya changed the title Change jpeg output file quality (currently set to default = 75) [Enhancement] Change jpeg output file quality (currently set to default = 75) Apr 28, 2017
@syvaidya syvaidya self-assigned this Apr 29, 2017
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Fixed with v0.7.1

There is no GUI as of now to control JPEG compression. Steps to do it:

  • Run OpenStego once - it will create "openstego.ini" file inside user's home directory
  • Modify required values in the ini file and then restart OpenStego

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