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Everything about JPEG XS
Low-latency video compression standard
JPEG XS is an image and video codec that offers both visually and mathematically lossless quality. It is a special-purpose codec that is specifically designed to allow for low-complexity and low-latency implementations. Target applications of the standard include streaming high-quality content for professional video over IP in broadcast and other applications: virtual reality, drones, autonomous vehicles using cameras, gaming. Although there is not an official acronym definition, XS was chosen to highlight the extra small and extra speed characteristics of the codec. Wikipedia →
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