Does JavaFX support loading JPEG 2000 (jp2) format files?

I have a JPEG 2000 format file. Is it possible to load the image in ImageView?

As long as the codec is in the classpath, JavaFX is able to load any kind of image. You can search a Jpeg 2000 codec, I think there is one at least in the JAI-ImageIO package.
For example, I tried to load a Tiff image the usual way (Image with url field, ImageView using this image): it won't work out of the box, but if I run it with:
javafx -cp bin;C:\Java\libraries\JAI-ImageIO-1.1\jai_imageio.jar DisplayTiffImage
it works fine.
I also tested with some JP2 images found here and there and it was OK for most of them.

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You've scanned it at 16 bit, and the standard JPEG is only available for 8 bit images. You can convert the scan to an 8 bit, and then it'll save the way you want. Open the image and then go to Image>Mode, and there you'll find an option to convert to 8 bit. If there was a specific reason why you scanned at 16 bit, then make a copy of that image file and convert the duplicate.

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We are considering to use JavaFX to rewrite one of our C++ desktop apps.
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title : "Hello World"
scene: javafx.scene.Scene {
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height: 200
content: [
javafx.scene.image.ImageView {
image: javafx.scene.image.Image {
url: "file:/C:/temp/HelloWorld.tiff"
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    public var imgScaleY: Number = 1;
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                    translateX: 10
                    spacing: 20
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I believe you need to purchase the QuickTime Pro key ($29.99 USD). Once you enter the registration number in System Preferences for QuickTime Player 7, it 'unlocks' several export features, including JPEG2000.
See:
http://support.apple.com/kb/SP521
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3820
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2240
http://store.apple.com/us/product/D3380Z/A/quicktime-7-pro-for-mac-os-x?fnode=62
-DH

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Language Version: 8.0 (20090905.r.605812)
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Support for the JPEG 2000 Image Format?

Does anyone know whether Adobe plans to support JPEG 2000 at
some time?

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http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
* Requires Aperture 2 with Mac OS X v10.4.11 Tiger or Mac OS X v10.5.2 Leopard or later.
Download the trial version of Aperture 2 and see what happens.
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Opinions?
[Thread title changed to reflect new request.]
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*******Enhancement / FMR*********
JPEG 2000 Previews
I would love to have the JPEG 2000 format available as an option for previews in all sequence presets.
Why is this feature important to you?
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2. Sufficient quality to be used for export.
3. Can compete with UT or DNxHD for speed.
4. Doesn't take inordinate room on the hard drive.
5. Can be resumed if render is interrupted/Only changed frames need rerendering.
JPEG 2000 is probably the ONLY option that offers all these features.

Boy, you ain't kidding.
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Further, the PNG files actually took up more room than the UT, DNxHD and AVC-I files, though far less than TIFF and DPX, which are wholly too large to be practical.
That still leaves us with something of an issue to be resolved, though.
What preview format can offer these features (with this order of priority).
1. No resolution or frame rate limitations
2. Sufficient quality to be used for export
3. Can compete with UT or DNxHD for speed?
4. Doesn't take inordinate room on the hard drive
5. Can be resumed if render is interrupted/Only changed frames need rerendering
PNG fails big time at 3.
DPX and TIFF fail at 3 and 4.
UT fails at 5 and sometimes 2 (being 8 bit).
Uncompressed fails at 4, 5 and sometimes 2 (being 8 bit).
MPEG fails at 1, 2 and 5.
DNxHD and AVC-I fail at 1 and 5.
V-210 fails at 5.
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regards
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