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For an application we are developing it is important for us to know how much data (in bytes) is stored in a JPEG2000 code stream for each resolution and quality layer. Does anybody know an application / library that can easily reveal this information?

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  • You can use exiftool exiftool.org Commented Feb 20 at 7:28

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Take a look at the free JP2 Metadata Editor:

http://j2k-codec.com/mde.html

It doesn't show you data by resolution but at least it shows you the compressed codestream size for each tile. Maybe it will be helpful to you.

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A nice tool, but unfortunately it does not give me the information I want
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I have been using jpylyzer and/or pirl (jp2info) in those cases.

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