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Question by Vipul Bahuguna
Submitted on 12/1/2003
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I have a JPEG compressed TIFF file. The file doesn't contain all the markers specifically for Quantization table and Huffman tables. Can somebody tell me if there are any default values for these or other necessary JPEG markers that can be inserted in the file so that it can viewed as a JPEG file.


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