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Is there any hardware accelerated jpeg xl implementation? Like VA-API's VAProfileJPEGBaseline for jpeg
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Sure, most, see e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_XL#Official_software_supp...
> As of 2026, web browsers that support JPEG XL had 14% market share From your link.
huh, yeah, says 14.12%... i could have sworn it's on by default in chromium now? it worked in my browser!
nevermind, i had the flag enabled previously :/
I've been testing JPEG-XL on nightly, it's a lifesaver for high-res photos. Half the size of PNG with no quality loss.
Is there any hardware accelerated jpeg xl implementation? Like VA-API's VAProfileJPEGBaseline for jpeg
could you tell more/point to resources about hw-accel jpegs? does it make a difference for some sort of pipeline/batch operations or 'normal' use too? are there issues with some jpeg features being unsupported? i haven't heard almost anything about this
features like progressive jpegs and some color spaces aren't supported. I think it could be but it isn't and not sure why
jpegs found in the wild will typically not make use of hardware acceleration or use just it for a subset of the decoding (not sure about the details). browsers didn't bother using hardware acceleration for jpegs just for the images that can be processed fine
so it is meant for jpegs you control rather than jpegs you find on the web. unless you convert them yourself