Reply by Tom Lucas May 11, 20072007-05-11
"prune" <sophyan@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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> Hi, > > For the jpeg library, I am using a windows bitmap, which takes a > considerable amount of space. Since I am only using 4 colors, RGB and > black, I am looking at reducing the size of the bitmap input file. > Where and how can I configure the library so it can effectively use a > smaller input file for jpeg encoding?
Look into run length encoding - much simpler than jpeg and the information is widely available. With only 4 colours you can use RLE4 which saves even more space.
Reply by prune May 10, 20072007-05-10
Hi,

For the jpeg library, I am using a windows bitmap, which takes a
considerable amount of space. Since I am only using 4 colors, RGB and
black, I am looking at reducing the size of the bitmap input file.
Where and how can I configure the library so it can effectively use a
smaller input file for jpeg encoding?