NVIDIA nvimgcodec
nvImageCodec is a library of accelerated codec with unified interface. It is designed as a framework for extension modules which delivers codec plugins.
You can install the following optional extras:
nvjpeg: Includes nvjpeg package dependency, needed to run the nvjpeg extension.
nvjpeg2k: Includes nvjpeg2k package dependency, needed to run the nvjpeg2k extension.
nvtiff: Includes nvtiff and nvcomp package dependency, needed to run the nvtiff extension.
all: Includes all optional dependencies.
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