Question

Combine jpg files into one TIFF, Program or script

Asked by: raeeds

I have a folder contains 60000 jpg.
Jpg files names are like this :
123.001
123.002
123.003
124.001
125.001
125.002
126.001
That means all jpg files start with the same first part belong to one record on the database.
 For example :
(123.001 , 123.002 , 123.003 ) belong to one record on the database.
(124.001 ) belong to other record on the database.
(125.001 , 125.002 ) belong to other record on the database. And so on.
I need a script or program that read the folder and combine the jpg files that belong to same record into 1 TIFF or TIF file,
Thanks

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2009-10-13 at 22:56:36ID24810243
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jpg to tiff

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convert tif

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Graphics and Delphi Programming

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C / C++ / C# Editors and IDEs

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Answers

 

by: epasquierPosted on 2009-10-14 at 02:53:29ID: 25568654

There are few TIFF components

ImageLib is the best since a while, but not freeware. It's a collection of all image format components and tools.

old site http://www.imagelib.com redirected to http://skylinetools.com/imagelib/index.html

You can also try with a freeware TTIFFBitmap , I've been able to load a BMP and save it to TIFF but I don't know if you can add multiple images. It's a TBitmap descendant so I guess no, but maybe there is a trick somewhere. Code to use it is easy at this stage, though
 TIFFBitmap.MapField.LoadFromFile('Sample.Bmp');
 TIFFBitmap.MapField.SaveToTifFile('Sample.TIFF',False);

I found it there : http://www.torry.net/vcl/graphics/tiff/tiffinst.zip

And last option, free also : Pre-compiled LibTiff for Delphi v3.7.0.00
It's a C library compiled and encapsulated in a Delphi wrapper. Unfortunately they didn't go as far as creating an object, like a TPicture descendant in order to use it easily. So you have to manage it with function calls, and I haven't look deeply enough to tell you how to do what you want. Still, I believe you should be able to find what you need.
http://www.torry.net/vcl/graphics/tiff/LibTiffDelphi_Full.zip

 

by: R7AFPosted on 2009-10-15 at 05:11:57ID: 25579618

Do you want one file with the jpegs layered in the tiff, or do you want to make it one big image, single layer?

Jpeg is a format that uses blocks of 16x16 pixels. You can manipulate these blocks without affecting the quality of the image. Thus it is possible to create one big jpg image from these without quality loss in a process that's probably not that resource intensive. Layers are not possible though. I know this is not what you asked, but maybe it's a useful alternative.

 

by: raeedsPosted on 2009-10-16 at 23:07:49ID: 25594945

I already converted all JPG files to TIFF  format ( using a software).

What I want is a script or activeX  to APPEND  all TIFF files belong to one record into 1 TIFF file.

I use Delphi, and I am ready to pay for this problem .

(epasquie)r Thanks, Ill contact with them.
(R7AF) Thanks, converting is not the issue, it is how to append it.

 

by: epasquierPosted on 2009-10-17 at 02:21:02ID: 25595323

if you are ready to pay to solve this problem then I strongly recommend ImageLib. You can do whatever you want and more. Most probably you can download a trial version, just to be sure you can use it

 

by: raeedsPosted on 2009-10-20 at 16:28:27ID: 25619639

Any suggestion,

 

by: epasquierPosted on 2009-10-21 at 00:10:51ID: 25621307

any suggestion about what ? Have you tried the trial version of ImageLib ?

 

by: raeedsPosted on 2009-11-04 at 11:35:58ID: 31640918

I found a cheaper tool

 

by: epasquierPosted on 2009-11-04 at 13:35:11ID: 25744195

just for information, which tool ?

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