Hi all,
I wonder, if anybody here has any source code or component, which can
read EXIF informations from JPEG pictures. Or some good, easy to
understood, description of JPEG files. I didn't find anything useful on
web yet.
Thanks very much for any help.
Vladish
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Vladish wrote: Hi all,
I wonder, if anybody here has any source code or component, which can
read EXIF informations from JPEG pictures. Or some good, easy to
understood, description of JPEG files. I didn't find anything useful
on web yet.
This is not source wanted newsgroup. As far as C is concerned, jpegs
are just binary files.
To find a description of these files, or most any other, go to: http://www.wotsit.org
Brian
Vladish <V.*******@sh.c vut.cz> wrote: I wonder, if anybody here has any source code or component, which can
read EXIF informations from JPEG pictures. Or some good, easy to
understood, description of JPEG files.
That's not a C question, but a file format (or algorithm) question. Once
you know how a JPEG file looks, it should not be much of a problem. But
have you seen <http://www.wotsit.org/>? They have full specs for the
JPEG format, and some information on EXIF, as well.
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