Thank you for this tool! It's been a frustrating ride trying to find things that work specifically with Windows-produced JXR files (it seem like Xbox HDR screenshots also in JXR format don't use the same 32bit scRGB encoding internally). But your tool has made that both easy and flexible in choice of tonemapping algorithms and adjustments.
I know it's a rather big ask, but AVIF is a format that is becoming more and more useful (and compatible with far more software). I was wondering if you would consider adding functionality to hdrfix to be able to convert Windows JXR files to AVIF format, and optionally convert them across to BT.2020+PQ too? I know that's very different to what it does now, but that might be a feature useful to others wanting to use these frustrating JXR files in other HDR-aware applications or displays.
Thanks again for this project!
Thank you for this tool! It's been a frustrating ride trying to find things that work specifically with Windows-produced JXR files (it seem like Xbox HDR screenshots also in JXR format don't use the same 32bit scRGB encoding internally). But your tool has made that both easy and flexible in choice of tonemapping algorithms and adjustments.
I know it's a rather big ask, but AVIF is a format that is becoming more and more useful (and compatible with far more software). I was wondering if you would consider adding functionality to hdrfix to be able to convert Windows JXR files to AVIF format, and optionally convert them across to BT.2020+PQ too? I know that's very different to what it does now, but that might be a feature useful to others wanting to use these frustrating JXR files in other HDR-aware applications or displays.
Thanks again for this project!