Re: JPEG Metadata Package
| From: | Martin Jansen | Date: | Mon, 05 May 2003 16:59:01 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: JPEG Metadata Package | ||
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On Mon May 05, 2003 at 12:1931PM -0400, Sebastian Delmont wrote:
> Hi... I have written a package to handle JPEG Metadata, including EXIF
> and IPTC.
>
> It provides most of the features of iptcparse() and exif_read_data().
>
> Even if it is not C code, it is faster than those compiled functions (at
> least it was the last time I checked about a year ago when I started my
> package).
I guess that Exif has improved pretty much since then. Perhaps Marcus
can clue us in, whether it's possible that a userland implementation is
faster than his extension?
> I have to admit I haven't checked the Image_IPTC package already in
> PEAR
For me it looks as if Image_IPTC does exactly what your class does, but
for JPEG and Tiff. (But actually, I'm no imaging expert by any means.)
> (read/write iptc), or Jake Olefsky's EXIF library (read exif,
> http://www.offsky.com/software/exif/index.php). But I believe
> my package
> is at least more complete, providing both a single abstraction for all
> JPEG metadata and write access to any "writable" field (and many you
> shouldn't be touching anyway).
>
> Source is available here:
> http://www.zonageek.com/tmp/JPEG.php.txt
> (That's a temporary location)
Can you, as a first step, perhaps have a look at Image_IPTC and
summarize, how the packages differ?
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