C# 클래스 SwfDotNet.IO.Tags.JpegTableTag

The encoding table is shared between all images defined using the DefineBitsTag class so there should only be one JpegTableTag object defined in a movie.

The JpegTableTag class is not essential to define JPEG encoded images in a movie using the DefineBitsJepg2Tag class. If an JpegTableTag object is created with an empty encoding table then the Flash Player will still display JPEG images defined using DefineBitsTag objects correctly. When an JpegTableTag with an empty encoding table is encoded to a Flash file, the "end of stream" marker 0xFFD9 is encoded allowing the empty table to be decoded correctly.

The simplest way to use the JpegTableTag and DefineBitsTag classes to define JPEG encoded images is to create an empty encoding table then construct the DefineBitsTag object(s) with the image data from a file:

This tag was introduced in Flash 1.