Firstly I want to say I tried many times to find the answer by using google search, and I found many results but I did not understand, because I don\'t know the idea of read
Here's a code i wrote in Java. Works fine for jpegs taken from a camera. It scans all the code to find the biggest image size. I could not improve it to skip on the lengths of each block because it doesn't work. If anyone can improve the code to do that it would be great.
int getShort(byte[] p, int i)
{
int p0 = p[i] & 0xFF;
int p1 = p[i+1] & 0xFF;
return p1 | (p0 << 8);
}
int[] GetJpegDimensions(byte[] b)
{
int nIndex;
int height=0, width=0, size=0;
int nSize = b.length;
// marker FF D8 starts a valid JPEG
if (getShort(b,0) == 0xFFD8)
for (nIndex = 2; nIndex < nSize-1; nIndex += 4)
if (b[nIndex] == -1/*FF*/ && b[nIndex+1] == -64/*C0*/)
{
int w = getShort(b,nIndex+7);
int h = getShort(b,nIndex+5);
if (w*h > size)
{
size = w*h;
width = w;
height = h;
}
}
return new int[]{width,height};
}