How to do? Asyncronous encoding of JPEG Image

when ever we encode the bitmap data it will pause explorer for a time being ....................
is there any way to do this asynchronous ......
also i have tried alchemy lib....stil problem is not resolved ...
thanks
Rajesh Yadav

I took a stab at it couple of months ago. Inside post you have other 2 links.
However the time that it take for an asynchronous encoder to encode is sensibly bigger that the synchronous encoder.
http://blog.claudiu-ursica.ro/2011/06/04/more-asynchronicity-asynchronous-image-encoding/
HTH,
C

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