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AVIF files are supported in browsers, desktop etc. Being open, royalty free format . It has great compression of .jpg | .png files. I have been moving a collection over to the format and packing them in .cbz files for testing. On Linux, Gnome's Document reader evince already supports .cbz files with .avif images and thumbnails can already be generated for them. gThumb also supports it OOTB.
Seeing as this will be popular going forward, because of how av1 will be implemented by browsers and streeaming platforms, support for this can be drop in since the libraries are readily available.
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YACReader uses Qt's QImage, so any format supported by that can be used by YACReader. You can add avif support to your installation of YACReader by installing qt-avif-image-plugin.
AVIF files are supported in browsers, desktop etc. Being open, royalty free format . It has great compression of .jpg | .png files. I have been moving a collection over to the format and packing them in .cbz files for testing. On Linux, Gnome's Document reader evince already supports .cbz files with .avif images and thumbnails can already be generated for them. gThumb also supports it OOTB.
Seeing as this will be popular going forward, because of how av1 will be implemented by browsers and streeaming platforms, support for this can be drop in since the libraries are readily available.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: