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DoesItReallyMatter: /* ILBM */ Remove link to Wikipedia; AmigaOS Wiki is already linked

2019-04-06T23:30:51Z

ILBM: Remove link to Wikipedia; AmigaOS Wiki is already linked

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	=== ILBM ===		=== ILBM ===
	~~{{Wikipedia\|ILBM}}~~
	{{Website\|ILBM\|on=AmigaOS Wiki\|https://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/ILBM_IFF_Interleaved_Bitmap}}		{{Website\|ILBM\|on=AmigaOS Wiki\|https://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/ILBM_IFF_Interleaved_Bitmap}}
	A format originating on [[wikipedia:Amiga\|Amiga computers]]. May appear in games from the 1980s and 1990s.		A format originating on [[wikipedia:Amiga\|Amiga computers]]. May appear in games from the 1980s and 1990s.
	~~{{Clear}}~~

	=== PCX ===		=== PCX ===

DoesItReallyMatter: Restructure page

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Restructure page

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			__NOTOC__
	{{mux\|id=image\|encoder=n}}		{{mux\|id=image\|encoder=n}}

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	Supported formats:		Supported formats:
	<div class="col6">		<div class="col6">
	* PNG		* [[#PNG\|PNG]]<sup>&dagger;</sup>
	* XCF		* [[#XCF\|XCF]]
	* GIF		* [[#GIF\|GIF]]
	* TIFF		* [[#TIFF\|TIFF]]
	* LBM ~~(ILBM)~~		* [[#ILBM\|LBM]]
	* PCX		* [[#PCX\|PCX]]
	* Targa		* [[#Targa\|Targa]]
	* [[MxPEG]]		* [[MxPEG]]
	* BMP		* [[#BMP\|BMP]]
	* PNM		* [[#PNM\|PNM]]
	* WebP		* [[#WebP\|WebP]]
	* BPG		* [[#BPG\|BPG]]
	</div>		</div>
			<sup>&dagger;</sup> Encoding is supported for given format

	== Formats ==		== Formats ==
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	{{Website\|BPG\|https://bellard.org/bpg/}}		{{Website\|BPG\|https://bellard.org/bpg/}}
	Better Portable Graphics (BPG) was introduced in 2014 as a more efficient replacement for [[JPEG]], based on the technology behind [[HEVC]].		Better Portable Graphics (BPG) was introduced in 2014 as a more efficient replacement for [[JPEG]], based on the technology behind [[HEVC]].

	~~== Support ==~~
	~~{\| class="wikitable center"~~
	~~! scope="row" \| Image type~~
	~~\| PNG \|\| XCF \|\| GIF \|\| TIFF \|\| LBM \|\| PCX \|\| Targa \|\| MxPEG \|\| BMP \|\| PNM \|\| WebP \|\| BPG~~
	\|-
	~~! scope="row" \| Encoding support~~
	~~\| {{Yes}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}} \|\| {{Unknown}}~~
	\|}

	~~== Source code ==~~
	~~{{file\|modules/demux/image.c\|input demuxer}}~~

DoesItReallyMatter: nn

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	== Formats ==		== Formats ==
	=== PNG ===		=== PNG ===
	{{~~wikipedia~~\|Portable Network Graphics}}		{{Wikipedia\|Portable Network Graphics}}
	PNG is an acronym for portable network graphics. It was historically preferred over [[GIF]]s for its unencumbered license, and though GIF is now free PNG is still used out of habit. It supports a wider range of transparency than GIF and stores virtually no metadata. PNG, because it is [[lossless]], is generally larger in size than a [[JPG]] and somewhat smaller than a GIF.		PNG is an acronym for portable network graphics. It was historically preferred over [[#GIF\|GIF]]s for its unencumbered license, and though GIF is now free PNG is still used out of habit. It supports a wider range of transparency than GIF and stores virtually no metadata. PNG, because it is [[lossless]], is generally larger in size than a [[JPG]] and somewhat smaller than a GIF.

	=== XCF ===		=== XCF ===
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	=== TIFF ===		=== TIFF ===
	{{Wikipedia\|TIFF}}		{{Wikipedia\|TIFF}}
	~~'''~~TIFF~~'''~~ is an acronym for Tagged Image File Format. It is a container that allows the storage of information alongside the image. It supports [[lossless]] [[compression]].		TIFF is an acronym for Tagged Image File Format. It is a container that allows the storage of information alongside the image. It supports [[lossless]] [[compression]].

	=== ILBM ===		=== ILBM ===

DoesItReallyMatter: /* BPG */ New section

2019-04-06T23:12:03Z

BPG: New section

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	{{Wikipedia\|WebP}}		{{Wikipedia\|WebP}}
	A raster graphics file format developed by [[On2]], acquired by Google. It is derived from the [[VP8]] format, and a "sister project" of [[WebM]]. WebP supports both [[lossy]] and [[lossless]] compression. Its claims of outperforming other image file formats have been challenged.		A raster graphics file format developed by [[On2]], acquired by Google. It is derived from the [[VP8]] format, and a "sister project" of [[WebM]]. WebP supports both [[lossy]] and [[lossless]] compression. Its claims of outperforming other image file formats have been challenged.

			=== BPG ===
			{{Website\|BPG\|https://bellard.org/bpg/}}
			Better Portable Graphics (BPG) was introduced in 2014 as a more efficient replacement for [[JPEG]], based on the technology behind [[HEVC]].

	== Support ==		== Support ==

DoesItReallyMatter: /* WebP */ New section

2019-04-06T23:08:45Z

WebP: New section

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	{{Wikipedia\|Netbpm format}}		{{Wikipedia\|Netbpm format}}
	The Portable Anymap Format (PNM) refers to any of a set of formats designed for portability by the Netbpm project: PPM, PGM, and PBM.		The Portable Anymap Format (PNM) refers to any of a set of formats designed for portability by the Netbpm project: PPM, PGM, and PBM.

			=== WebP ===
			{{Wikipedia\|WebP}}
			A raster graphics file format developed by [[On2]], acquired by Google. It is derived from the [[VP8]] format, and a "sister project" of [[WebM]]. WebP supports both [[lossy]] and [[lossless]] compression. Its claims of outperforming other image file formats have been challenged.

	== Support ==		== Support ==

DoesItReallyMatter: /* PNM */ New section

2019-04-06T23:00:14Z

PNM: New section

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	=== BMP ===		=== BMP ===
	This is a simple bitmap format that is widely supported in graphic editing programs. Microsoft developed the specification and uses it for Windows: Paint can export in this format, and BMP files can be set directly as desktop wallpapers.		This is a simple bitmap format that is widely supported in graphic editing programs. Microsoft developed the specification and uses it for Windows: Paint can export in this format, and BMP files can be set directly as desktop wallpapers.

			=== PNM ===
			{{Wikipedia\|Netbpm format}}
			The Portable Anymap Format (PNM) refers to any of a set of formats designed for portability by the Netbpm project: PPM, PGM, and PBM.

	== Support ==		== Support ==

DoesItReallyMatter: /* BMP */ New section

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BMP: New section

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	{{Wikipedia\|Truevision TGA}}		{{Wikipedia\|Truevision TGA}}
	Truevision TGA, also called TARGA and TGA, is a raster graphics file format.		Truevision TGA, also called TARGA and TGA, is a raster graphics file format.

			=== BMP ===
			This is a simple bitmap format that is widely supported in graphic editing programs. Microsoft developed the specification and uses it for Windows: Paint can export in this format, and BMP files can be set directly as desktop wallpapers.

	== Support ==		== Support ==

DoesItReallyMatter: /* Targa */ New section

2019-04-06T22:42:01Z

Targa: New section

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	{{Wikipedia\|PCX}}		{{Wikipedia\|PCX}}
	A bitmap image format developed by the ZSoft Corporation and used by MS-DOS, it is now considered deprecated.		A bitmap image format developed by the ZSoft Corporation and used by MS-DOS, it is now considered deprecated.

			=== Targa ===
			{{Wikipedia\|Truevision TGA}}
			Truevision TGA, also called TARGA and TGA, is a raster graphics file format.

	== Support ==		== Support ==

DoesItReallyMatter: /* PCX */ New section

2019-04-06T22:38:30Z

PCX: New section

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	A format originating on [[wikipedia:Amiga\|Amiga computers]]. May appear in games from the 1980s and 1990s.		A format originating on [[wikipedia:Amiga\|Amiga computers]]. May appear in games from the 1980s and 1990s.
	{{Clear}}		{{Clear}}

			=== PCX ===
			{{Wikipedia\|PCX}}
			A bitmap image format developed by the ZSoft Corporation and used by MS-DOS, it is now considered deprecated.

	== Support ==		== Support ==

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	Supported formats:		Supported formats:
	<div class="col6">		<div class="col6">
	* [[PNG]]		* PNG
	* XCF		* XCF
	* GIF		* GIF
	* TIFF		* TIFF
	* LBM		* LBM (ILBM)
	* PCX		* PCX
	* Targa		* Targa