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* Extensions: eri, mio, mei | * Extensions: eri, mio, mei, noa, nal | ||
* Specification (Japanese): http://www.entis.jp/eridev/download/bin/erinaf.lzh | * Specification (Japanese): http://www.entis.jp/eridev/download/bin/erinaf.lzh | ||
ERI (Editing Entis Rasterized Image format) is a format developed by Entis-soft and Leshade Entis (handle or group?). This format can use for image, audio and video. This format is used by some PC games and game engines in Japan. | ERI (Editing Entis Rasterized Image format) is a format developed by Entis-soft and Leshade Entis (handle or group?). This format can use for image, audio and video. This format is used by some PC games and game engines in Japan. | ||
The basic image format was named ERI (Entis Rasterized Image format). | * The basic image format was named ERI (Entis Rasterized Image format). | ||
The extra image format was named ERINA (Entis Rasterized Image Native Algorithm format). | * The extra image format was named ERINA (Entis Rasterized Image Native Algorithm format). | ||
The audio format was named MIO (Music Interleaved and Orthogonal transformed format). | * The audio format was named MIO (Music Interleaved and Orthogonal transformed format). | ||
The movie format was named MEI (Moving Entis Image format). | * The movie format was named MEI (Moving Entis Image format). | ||
* The general compression format was named ERISA (Entis Rasterized Image Superior Architecture). | |||
Those are format name, not codec name but those format is based on one spec. | Those are format name, not codec name but those format is based on one spec. | ||
* ERI Layer-1: ERI (image lossless) | |||
* ERI Layer-2: ERINA (image lossless) | |||
* ERI Layer-3: ERINA (image lossy) | |||
* ERI Layer-4: MIO (audio lossless/lossy) | |||
* ERI Layer-5: ERISA (general) | |||
=== Extensions === | |||
* eri: image | |||
* mio: audio | |||
* mei: movie | |||
* noa: NOA archive file (ERISA format) | |||
* nal: NOA list file (???) | |||
GPL2+ ERI decoder source is in [http://homepage1.nifty.com/susho/software/gimp/eri.html ERI plug-in for gimp]. non-free encoder and decoder (with/without source) is in [http://www.amatsukami.jp/entis/bin/erinalib.lzh ERINA-Library 1.0A](supports all except ERISA) and [http://www.entis.jp/eridev/download/bin/erisa107e.lzh ERISA-Library 1.07e](supports all except lossy ERINA). | |||
[[Category:Image Formats]] | [[Category:Image Formats]] | ||
[[Category:Container Formats]] | [[Category:Container Formats]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:59, 23 August 2008
- Extensions: eri, mio, mei, noa, nal
- Specification (Japanese): http://www.entis.jp/eridev/download/bin/erinaf.lzh
ERI (Editing Entis Rasterized Image format) is a format developed by Entis-soft and Leshade Entis (handle or group?). This format can use for image, audio and video. This format is used by some PC games and game engines in Japan.
- The basic image format was named ERI (Entis Rasterized Image format).
- The extra image format was named ERINA (Entis Rasterized Image Native Algorithm format).
- The audio format was named MIO (Music Interleaved and Orthogonal transformed format).
- The movie format was named MEI (Moving Entis Image format).
- The general compression format was named ERISA (Entis Rasterized Image Superior Architecture).
Those are format name, not codec name but those format is based on one spec.
- ERI Layer-1: ERI (image lossless)
- ERI Layer-2: ERINA (image lossless)
- ERI Layer-3: ERINA (image lossy)
- ERI Layer-4: MIO (audio lossless/lossy)
- ERI Layer-5: ERISA (general)
Extensions
- eri: image
- mio: audio
- mei: movie
- noa: NOA archive file (ERISA format)
- nal: NOA list file (???)
GPL2+ ERI decoder source is in ERI plug-in for gimp. non-free encoder and decoder (with/without source) is in ERINA-Library 1.0A(supports all except ERISA) and ERISA-Library 1.07e(supports all except lossy ERINA).