JPEGJUDGE(1)
π NAME π
jpegjudge β guess jpeg picture quality π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
jpegjudge [ -V ]
jpegjudge [ -b ] file ...
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so bestie, jpegjudge reads every argument you hand it and tries to guess the quality the pic was saved at. no cap. π₯
rn it only spits out a rough indicator, and that number goes from 0 (lowest quality, kinda crusty) all the way up to 1000 (highest quality, absolutely ate π
). expanding it to other formats would honestly be straightforward, but likeβ¦ it's not planned. periodt. π
it can read every picture the IJG jpeg library can read, meaning normal jpegs and progressive jpegs. iconic. π
πΈ OPTIONS πΈ
-bβ display only the quality indicator and suppress all the other info (like filenames). minimalism, we love her π-h,--helpβ show a short lil summary of the options. your bestie explaining herself π«Ά-V,--versionβ print the version number and dip immediately. main character exit β¨
π BUGS π
- ngl it should be possible to judge pictures stored in non-lossy formats too, since converting to jpeg can mess with the measurement. so yeah, that's a whole thing. π
- the quality indicator is non-linear and could be, like, so much better. it's giving "we tried". π
- the algorithm that calculates the quality was literally made up in
10minutes after staring at various histograms. that's it. that's the vibe check. π
π ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS π
this program contains code from the IJG jpeg software. shoutout to them, fr fr. π
okay that's the whole page bestie!! go forth and judge jpegs, you've got this π β¨
Jpegjudge β guess jpeg picture quality π JPEGJUDGE(1) π¦ slay, bye!! ππΈ
π¦ where this page comes from
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