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`-O, --out-fmt [J2K|J2C|JPC|JP2|JHC|JPH]`
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Output format used to compress the images read from the directory specified with `-batch_src`. Required when `-batch_src` option is used. Supported formats are `J2K`, `J2C`,`JP2`, `JHC` and `JPH`.
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Output format used to compress the images read from the directory specified with `--batch-src`. Required when `--batch-src` option is used. Supported formats are `J2K`, `J2C`,`JP2`, `JHC` and `JPH`.
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The decompresser can write output to `stdout` for the following formats: `BMP`,`PNG`, `JPG`, `PNM`, `RAW` and `RAWL`. To enable writing to `stdout`, please ensure that the `-o` parameter is **not** present in the command line, and that the `-out_fmt` parameter is set to one of the supported formats listed above. Note: the verbose flag `-v` will be ignored in this mode, as verbose output would corrupt the output file.
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The decompresser can write output to `stdout` for the following formats: `BMP`,`PNG`, `JPG`, `PNM`, `RAW` and `RAWL`. To enable writing to `stdout`, please ensure that the `-o` parameter is **not** present in the command line, and that the `--out-fmt` parameter is set to one of the supported formats listed above. Note: the verbose flag `-v` will be ignored in this mode, as verbose output would corrupt the output file.
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`-i, --in-file [file]`
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Input file. Either this argument or the `-batch_src` argument described below is required. Valid input image extensions are J2K, JP2 and JPC. When using this option output file must be specified using -o.
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Input file. Either this argument or the `--batch-src` argument described below is required. Valid input image extensions are J2K, JP2 and JPC. When using this option output file must be specified using -o.
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`-o, --out-file [file]`
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Output file. Required when using `-i` option. See above for supported file types. If a `PGX` filename is given, there will be as many output files as there are components: an index starting from 0 will then be appended to the output filename, just before the `pgx` extension. If a `PGM` filename is given and there is more than one component, then only the first component will be written to the file.
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`-y, --batch-src [directory path]`
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Path to the folder where the compressed images are stored. Either this argument or the `-i` argument described above is required. When image files are in the same directory as the executable, this can be indicated by a dot `.` argument. When using this option, the output format must be specified using `-out_fmt`. Output images are saved in the same folder.
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Path to the folder where the compressed images are stored. Either this argument or the `-i` argument described above is required. When image files are in the same directory as the executable, this can be indicated by a dot `.` argument. When using this option, the output format must be specified using `--out-fmt`. Output images are saved in the same folder.
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`-a, --out-dir [output directory]`
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Output directory where compressed files are stored. Only relevant when the `-batch_src` flag is set. Default: same directory as specified by `-batch_src`.
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Output directory where compressed files are stored. Only relevant when the `--batch-src` flag is set. Default: same directory as specified by `--batch-src`.
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Output format used to decompress the code streams. Required when `-batch_src` option is used. See above for supported formats.
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Output format used to decompress the code streams. Required when `--batch-src` option is used. See above for supported formats.
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