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Function to Capture OpenGL Images to JPG (uses free IJL Library)

Posted by Jonathan de Halleux on October 5th, 2000
BOOL CWinChannelView::RenderToJpeg(LPTSTR szFile, int quality) { // Opening the file CFile file; if (!file.Open(szFile,CFile::modeWrite | CFile::modeCreate)) return FALSE; // Get client geometry CRect rect; GetClientRect(&rect); CSize size(rect.Width(),rect.Height()); // getting device context CDC *pDC=GetDC(); // Alloc pixel bytes int NbBytes = 3 * size.cx * size.cy; unsigned char *pPixelData = new unsigned char[NbBytes]; unsigned char *pPixelData2 = new unsigned char[NbBytes]; // Copy from OpenGL // Don't forget to make OpenGL rendering context // current (wglMakeCurrent) glReadPixels(0, 0, size.cx, size.cy, GL_RGB,GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, pPixelData); // Swapping lines in the buffer // OpenGL writes from lower line going up but ijl works // reverse (from up to down) for (int j=0;j// line counter { for (int i=0;i>size.cx;i++) // column counter { pPixelData2[(j*size.cx+i)*3] = pPixelData[((size.cy-1-j)*size.cx+i)*3]; pPixelData2[(j*size.cx+i)*3+1] = pPixelData[((size.cy-1-j)*size.cx+i)*3+1]; pPixelData2[(j*size.cx+i)*3+2] = pPixelData[((size.cy-1-j)*size.cx+i)*3+2]; } } // Compressing in jpeg int len; // the length of the buffer after compression CJpeg jpeg; pPixelData2 = (unsigned char*)jpeg.Compress(pPixelData2, size.cx, size.cy, 3, len, quality); // Writing file and that's it file.Write(pPixelData2,len); // Cleaning memory delete [] pPixelData; delete [] pPixelData2; return TRUE; }

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  • We can use alternate library mkOpenGLJPEGImage

    Posted by Legacy on 03/24/2003 12:00am

    Originally posted by: Bhagirath K Lader

    we can use the mkOpenGLJPEGImage library and read write JPEG files.

    Search on google.com for the library, and you can get the mkOpenGLJPEGImage.h mkOpenGLJPEGImage.lib and mkOpenGLJPEGImage.dll files.

    regards
    Bhagirath

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  • IJL no longer available anyway

    Posted by Legacy on 08/05/2002 12:00am

    Originally posted by: P2

    Intel no longer offers the Intel JPEG Library for free.

    They seem to indicate the Intel Performance Primitives library can be used to load JPGs, but it costs $$$.

    Buggah.

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  • Article Outdated.

    Posted by Legacy on 09/03/2001 12:00am

    Originally posted by: Jonathan de Halleux

    This article is outdated, and I've never been able to update it
    There are some major changes to do :
    1. IJL 1.5 is out for a while now and it handles up to down or down to up line writting. Hence, no need of swapping lines just change the line
    jcprops.DIBHeight = height;
    by (negative height)
    jcprops.DIBHeight = -height;
    in the CJpeg::Compress function.
    So you can skip all the swapping line (crappy) process.

    2. IJL 1.5 hangles pictures that have dimensions that are not a multiple of 4 (it was a bug in the article). Anyway you can do it yourself by inserting the line
    // changing size.cx
    size.cx=(size.cx/4)*4;

    3. I rewrote the class CJpeg using IJL documentation (almost copy-paste)
    Here's a function to compress directly to a file :

    BOOL CJpeg::CompressToFile(const BYTE *source, /* address of image in memory */ LPCTSTR szFileName, /* file name */ int width, /* width of image in pixels */ int height, /* height of image in pixels. */ int bpp, /* *BYTES* per pixel of image 1 or 3 */int quality /* image quality 1(low) to 100 (high)*/)
    {
    JPEG_CORE_PROPERTIES jcprops;
    IJLERR jerr;
    BOOL bres;

    bres=TRUE;
    __try
    {
    jerr=ijlInit(&jcprops);
    if ( jerr != IJL_OK )
    {
    bres=FALSE;
    __leave;
    }

    jcprops.DIBWidth = width;
    jcprops.DIBHeight = -height;
    jcprops.JPGWidth = width;
    jcprops.JPGHeight = height;
    jcprops.DIBBytes = (BYTE *) source;
    jcprops.DIBPadBytes = 0;
    jcprops.DIBChannels = bpp;
    jcprops.JPGChannels = bpp;

    if ( bpp == 3 )
    {
    jcprops.DIBColor = IJL_RGB;
    jcprops.JPGColor = IJL_YCBCR;
    jcprops.JPGSubsampling = IJL_411;
    jcprops.DIBSubsampling = (IJL_DIBSUBSAMPLING) 0;
    }
    else
    {
    jcprops.DIBColor = IJL_G;
    jcprops.JPGColor = IJL_G;
    jcprops.JPGSubsampling = (IJL_JPGSUBSAMPLING) 0;
    jcprops.DIBSubsampling = (IJL_DIBSUBSAMPLING) 0;
    }

    jcprops.JPGFile = const_cast<LPTSTR>(szFileName);

    jcprops.jquality = quality;


    jerr=ijlWrite(&jcprops,IJL_JFILE_WRITEWHOLEIMAGE);
    if ( jerr != IJL_OK )
    {
    bres=FALSE;
    __leave;
    }

    }

    __finally
    {
    // clean up IntelR JPEG Library
    ijlFree(&jcprops);
    }

    return bres;
    }

    So that's how the function Rendertojpeg looks now :

    BOOL CYourView::RenderToJpeg(LPCTSTR szFile, int quality)
    {
    // Opening the file
    CFile file;
    if (!file.Open(szFile,CFile::modeWrite | CFile::modeCreate))
    return FALSE;

    // Get client geometry
    CRect rect;
    GetClientRect(&rect);
    CSize size(rect.Width(),rect.Height());

    // Getting device context
    CDC *pDC=GetDC();

    // changing size.cx
    size.cx=(size.cx/4)*4;
    // Alloc pixel bytes
    int NbBytes = 3 * size.cx * size.cy;
    unsigned char *pPixelData = new unsigned char[NbBytes];

    // Make GL Context current
    VERIFY(wglMakeCurrent(pDC->m_hDC,m_hGLRC));
    // Copy from OpenGL
    glReadPixels(0,0,size.cx,size.cy,GL_RGB,GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE,pPixelData);

    // Compressing in jpeg
    CPGLJpeg::CompressToFile(pPixelData,szFile,size.cx,size.cy,3,quality);

    // Cleaning memory
    delete [] pPixelData;

    return TRUE;
    }

    Hope this helps...

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  • memory leak

    Posted by Legacy on 08/20/2001 12:00am

    Originally posted by: reinhard boesch

    unsigned char *pPixelData3;

    pPixelData3 = (unsigned char*)jpeg.Compress
    (pPixelData2,
    size.cx, size.cy, 3,
    len, quality);
    // Writing file and that's it
    file.Write(pPixelData3,len);

    delete [] pPixelData3;

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  • not enough memory

    Posted by Legacy on 05/29/2001 12:00am

    Originally posted by: Kfir

    Rwally great article !

    my problem is that I keep getting "no enough memory" error....I have 64 MB RAM. isn't it enough?

    any ideas? example code that implements the example ?

    Thanks in advance.

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  • minor bug/memory leak

    Posted by Legacy on 04/29/2001 12:00am

    Originally posted by: Marianna Gnedin

    Thank you for posting the code, it was very helpfull.

    There is a minor misprint in the code that can cause a big memory leak.
    It seems that Compress function allocates a buffer and returns a pointer to it. You might want to free the previously allocated memory before reusing pPixelData2 to store the returned pointer.

    delete [] pPixelData2;
    pPixelData2 = (unsigned char*)jpeg.Compress...

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  • Errors in code lines above.

    Posted by Legacy on 04/26/2001 12:00am

    Originally posted by: Marcello

    Hi,

    Thankx for this nice code! But there are some code lines missing from above like here:

    <pre>

    // Swapping lines in the buffer
    // OpenGL writes from lower line going up but ijl works
    // reverse (from up to down)
    for (int j=0;j// line counter
    {

    </pre>

    In the loop above, (j) conditions are missing!

    Corrections will be appreciated. :)

    Ciao! ;)

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