In order to use option a), it is mandatory to have compiled and built the LibOpenJPEG_JPWL library and the wxWidgets 2.8 framework (you have to download it from http://www.wxwidgets.org/ and compile the wx* libraries).
b) Open the OPJViewer.dsw workspace with Visual C++ 6 and activate the "OPJViewer - Win32 Release" configuration.
c) In the configuration settings, go to the C++ tab and modify the wxWidgets paths in order to reflect your wx* install configuration (Preprocessor -> Additional include directories): simply update each instance of the two wx paths, do not remove or add them.
d) In the configuration settings, go to the Link tab and modify the wxWidgets path in order to reflect your wx* install configuration (Input -> Additional library path): simply update the wx path.
e) In the configuration settings, go to the Resources tab and modify the wxWidgets path in order to reflect your wx* install configuration (Additional resource include directories): simply update the wx path.
h) (OPTIONAL) Prepare an installer by compiling the InnoSetup script OPJViewer.iss (you need to download InnoSetup from http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php).
The browsing pane will present the markers or boxes hierarchy, with position (byte number where marker/box starts and stops) and length information (i.e., inner length as signalled by marker/box and total length, with marker/box sign included), in the following form:
| |_ Additional info, depending on the marker/box type
| |_ ...
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|_ #001: Marker/Box short name (Hex code)
| |
| |_ ...
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The viewing pane will display the decoded image contained in the JPEG 2000 file.
It should display correctly images as large as 4000x2000, provided that a couple of GB of RAM are available. Nothing is known about the display of larger sizes: let us know if you manage to get it working.
The log/peek pane is shared among two different subpanels:
- the log panel will report a lot of debugging info coming out from the wx GUI as well as from the openjpeg library
- the peek pane tries to give a peek on the codestream/file portion which is currently selected in the browsing pane. It shows both hex and ascii values corresponding to the marker/box section.