tiff2jp2(1)

convert TIFF to JPEG 2000.

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Description

USAGE:

NAME

tiff2jp2 - convert TIFF to JPEG 2000.

DESCRIPTION

usage: tiff2jp2 [-h] [--tilesize h w]

[--verbosity {critical,error,warning,info,debug}] [--cratio CRATIO] [--psnr PSNR] [--codeblocksize cblkh cblkw] [--numres NUMRES] [--prog {lrcp,rlcp,rpcl,prcl,cprl}] [--irreversible] [--eph] [--plt] [--sop] [--nouuid] tifffile jp2kfile

Convert TIFF to JPEG 2000.

positional arguments:

tifffile jp2kfile

optional arguments:

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

--tilesize h w

Dimensions of JP2K tile. (default: None)

--verbosity {critical,error,warning,info,debug}

Logging level, one of "critical", "error", "warning", "info", or "debug". (default: warning)

--cratio CRATIO

Compression ratio for successive layers. You may specify more than once to get multiple layers. (default: None)

--psnr PSNR

PSNR for successive layers. You may specify more than once to get multiple layers. (default: None)

--codeblocksize cblkh cblkw

Codeblock size. (default: None)

--numres NUMRES

Number of decomposition levels. (default: 6)

--prog {lrcp,rlcp,rpcl,prcl,cprl}

Progression order. (default: lrcp)

--irreversible

Use irreversible 9x7 transform. (default: False)

--eph

Generate EPH markers. (default: False)

--plt

Generate PLT markers. (default: False)

--sop

Generate SOP markers. (default: False)

--nouuid

Do not create UUID box for TIFF metadata. (default: True)

Normally you should at least provide the tilesize argument. tiff2jp2 will NOT automatically use the TIFF tile dimensions (if tiled).

[--verbosity {critical,error,warning,info,debug}] [--cratio CRATIO] [--psnr PSNR] [--codeblocksize cblkh cblkw] [--numres NUMRES] [--prog {lrcp,rlcp,rpcl,prcl,cprl}] [--irreversible] [--eph] [--plt] [--sop] [--nouuid] tifffile jp2kfile

tiff2jp2: error: the following arguments are required: tifffile, jp2kfile

SEE ALSO

The full documentation for usage: is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and usage: programs are properly installed at your site, the command

info usage:

should give you access to the complete manual.