Clinton Ingram

Thanks for logging this. There is a new libjxl release, but I'm assuming this one is something on my end. I haven't seen too many test images for JXL, so...

Looks like this is related to libjxl returning pixels out of order when using its decoder in push mode. I wasn't able to locate good samples of out-of-order progressive images...

All samples now decode in the latest build on the [CI feed](https://dev.azure.com/saucecontrol/PhotoSauce/_artifacts/feed/photosauce_ci/). I'll be publishing new versions to nuget.org soon™

Yep, you can email it to me directly. I expect if the Windows decoder can handle it, libheif should be able to. There were changes to the way it does...

Received the sample image by email, thanks. The error is coming back from `libheif`, although I don't see immediately why it's unable to do the conversion. Ultimately this issue comes...

Just leaving a few notes here for myself after looking at this in more detail... Looks like the issue here is actually that the image has multiple frames (YUV420 Main...

Howdy! Thanks for the detailed write-up. The `PadTransform` behavior you're seeing is intentional, as `ProcessingPipeline` (open pipeline) is meant to be a lower-level API than the all-in-one `ProcessImage` (closed pipeline)....

There's a new tag type `cicpType` in the latest [v4.4 spec](https://www.color.org/specification/ICC.1-2022-05.pdf) update that can be used to tag video encoding. Its values specifically include tagging for PQ and HLG data,...

> If the legacy tags can't be omitted then a flat 1.0 curve might be a good placeholder. I think this would probably be a bad idea, because non-HDR software...

> I'd like to try a PQ/HLG signaled profile on 16-bit PNG renderings in https://github.com/kevinloch/bsrender My hope is that will enable HDR display on at least some clients using the...