Table of Contents

 1     Scope  
 2     Normative references 
        2.1     Identical Recommendations | International Standards 
        2.2     Paired Recommendations | International Standards 
        2.3     Additional references 
 3     Definitions 
 4     Abbreviations 
 5     Conventions 
 6     General description  
        6.1     Extensions specified by this Recommendation | International Standard  
        6.2     Relation between extensions 
Annex A – Compressed data syntax, extension    
        A.1     Extended capabilities 
        A.2     Extensions to Rec. ITU-T T.800 | ISO/IEC 15444-1 marker segment parameters 
        A.3     Extended marker segments 
Annex B – Variable DC offset, extension    
        B.1     Variable DC offset flow   
        B.2     Inverse DC offset 
        B.3     Forward DC offset (informative)
Annex C – Variable scalar quantization, extension    
        C.1     Variable scalar quantization  
        C.2     Variable scalar dequantization for irreversible filters 
        C.3     Variable scalar quantization for irreversible filters (informative) 
Annex D – Trellis coded quantization extensions    
        D.1     Introduction to TCQ  
        D.2     Sequence definition  
        D.3     Forward TCQ quantization (informative) 
        D.4     Inverse quantization (normative)
        D.5     Lagrangian rate allocation (informative) 
Annex E – Visual masking, extensions    
        E.1     Introduction to visual masking (informative) 
        E.2     Point-wise extended non-linearity (informative)
        E.3     Decoding with visual masking 
        E.4     Encoding with visual masking (informative) 
        E.5     Setting parameters (informative) 
        E.6     Compatibility with other technologies (informative) 
Annex F – Arbitrary decomposition of tile-components, extensions    
        F.1     Wavelet sub-bands 
        F.2     Equation, text and decomposition updates 
        F.3     Inverse discrete wavelet transformation for general decompositions 
        F.4     Forward discrete wavelet transformation for general decompositions (informative)
Annex G – Whole-sample symmetric transformation of images, extensions    
        G.1     Wavelet transformation parameters, definitions and normalizations 
        G.2     Whole-sample symmetric (WS) wavelet transformations reconstruction  
        G.3     Whole-sample symmetric (WS) wavelet transformation decomposition (informative)
        G.4     Examples of WS wavelet transformations (informative)
Annex H – Transformation of images using arbitrary wavelet transformations    
        H.1     Wavelet transformation parameters and normalizations 
        H.2     Arbitrary (ARB) wavelet transformation reconstruction procedures 
        H.3     Arbitrary (ARB) wavelet transformation decomposition procedures (informative)
        H.4     Examples of ARB wavelet transformations (informative) 
Annex I – Single sample overlap discrete wavelet transform, extensions    
        I.1     Introduction to single sample overlapping 
        I.2     The code-block anchor points (CBAP) extension  
        I.3     The SSO extension  
        I.4     The TSSO extension  
        I.5     Combining the SSO and TSSO extensions (informative) 
Annex J – Multiple component transformations, extension    
        J.1     Introduction to multiple component transformation concepts 
        J.2     Overview of inverse processing 
        J.3     Transformations 
Annex K – Non-linear transformation    
        K.1     Signalling the use of the non-linear transformations 
        K.2     Non-linear transformation specifications 
Annex L – Region of interest coding and extraction, extensions    
        L.1     Decoding of ROI
        L.2     Description of the Scaling based method  
        L.3     Region of interest mask generation  
        L.4     Remarks on region of interest coding 
Annex M – JPX extended file format syntax    
        M.1     File format scope  
        M.2     Introduction to JPX  
        M.3     Greyscale/Colour/Palette/multi-component specification architecture  
        M.4     Fragmenting the codestream between one or more files 
        M.5     Combining multiple codestreams 
        M.6     Using reader requirements masks to determine how a file can be used  
        M.7     Extensions to the JPX file format 
        M.8     Differences from the JP2 binary definition  
        M.9     Conformance  
       M.10     Key to graphical descriptions (informative) 
       M.11     Defined boxes 
       M.12     Dealing with unknown boxes 
       M.13     Using the JPX file format in conjunction with other multi-media standards (informative) 
       M.14     Decomposing an XML document into multiple boxes 
Annex N – JPX file format extended metadata definition and syntax    
        N.1     Introduction to extended metadata 
        N.2     Additional references for extended metadata 
        N.3     Scope of metadata definitions 
        N.4     Metadata syntax 
        N.5     Defined boxes 
        N.6     Metadata definitions 
        N.7     Fundamental type and element definitions 
        N.8     JPX extended metadata document type definition  
        N.9     JPX extended metadata XML Schema 
Annex O – Examples and guidelines, extensions    
        O.1     Arbitrary decomposition examples 
        O.2     Odd Tile Low Pass First (OTLPF) convention  
        O.3     Multiple component collection example  
        O.4     Background to enhancement of quantization  
        O.5     Wrapping JPEG XR (Rec. ITU-T T.832 | ISO/IEC 29199-2) Codestreams by the JPX file format 
        O.6     Representing floating point numbers within JPEG 2000 
        O.7     Working with ROI Description boxes 
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Annex P – Block coder extensions    
        P.1     Selective arithmetic coding bypass (lazy mode) 
        P.2     Enhancement of selective arithmetic coding bypass (fast mode) 
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