12-20-2010
How are you reading lines in LINE variable, Pls post that peice of code.
Also some sort of validations can be done in sed too (but all kind of validations).
U may post the validations to be done in lines to see if sed can do that or not.
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image_to_j2k
IMAGE_TO_J2K(1) OPENJPEG TOOLS IMAGE_TO_J2K(1)
NAME
image_to_j2k - convert a PNM, PGM, PPM, PGX or BMP into a J2K or JP2 file
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
image_to_j2k converts an image into a JPEG 2000-encoded image
OPTIONS
-ImgDir sourcedir
Directory of PGM, PPM, PNM, PGX or BMP files to convert
-OutFor extension
J2K or JP2 output file format
-i source
PNM, PGM or PPM file to convert
-o destination
J2K or JP2 file to output to
-h Display help information
-cinema2k fps
Digital Cinema 2K profile compliant codestream for 2K resolution. 24 or 48 fps.
-cinema4k [fps]
Digital Cinema 4K profile compliant codestream for 4K resolution. fps default is 24
-r ratios
compression factor for successive layers, comma seperated
-q psnr
psnr for successive layers, comma seperated
-n rescount
number of resolutions
-b blocksize
width and height of code block, comma-seperated
-c precintsize
width and height of precinct, comma-seperated
-t tilesize
width and height of tile, comma-seperated
-p progression
progression order, one of LRCP, RLCP, RPCL, PCRL, CPRL
-s subsampling
subsampling factor in X and Y, comma-seperated. Values larger than 2 can produce errors
-POC orders
progression order change
-SOP
write SOP marker before each packet
-EPH
write EPH marker after each header packet
-M modeflags
Sum of the values of the modes, as follows:
1. BYPASS (LAZY)
2. RESET
4. RESTART (TERMALL)
8. VSC
16. ERTERM (SEGTERM)
32. SEGMARK (SEGSYM)
-x indexfile
create an index file
-ROI:quantize
quantization indices upshifted for component c between 0 and 2 inclusive with an upshift of U between 0 and 37 inclusive
-d imageoffset
X and Y offset of the origin of the image, comma-seperated
-T tileoffset
X and Y offset of the origin of the tiles, comma-seperated
-I use the irreversible DWT 9-7
EXAMPLE
ratios: 20,10,1 Quality 1: compress 20x; Quality 2: compress 10x; Quality 3: lossless compression
psnr: 30,40,50
quantize: c=0,U=25
orders: T1=0,0,1,5,3,CPRL Title 1: Resolution 0 start, component 0 start, layer 1 end, resolution 5 end, component 3 end, CPRL progression
AUTHOR
Written by Paul Hampson <Paul.Hampson@Pobox.com> based on the output of image_to_j2k -h as part of the Debian packaging of OpenJPEG
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2007 Paul Hampson
SEE ALSO
j2k_to_image(1), <http://www.openjpeg.org/index.php?menu=doc#encoder>
1.3+dfsg 2014-04-22 IMAGE_TO_J2K(1)