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Mmm no... I need to send the image when is encoded and after I recieve it, I can decode and show it..

Yes maybe because you use 100% of quality or maybe because you use a file a not a frame from a webcam. You code is the same of mine, cannot help me.

I have an application (openCV - C++) that grab an image from webcam, encode it in JPG and trasmitt it from a Server to Client. Thwebcam is stereo so actually I have two image, LEFT and RIGHT. In the client, when I recieve the image I decode it and I generate an Anaglyph 3D Effect. For do this I use the OpenCV... Well I encode the image in this way:

   params.push_back(CV_IMWRITE_JPEG_QUALITY);
   params.push_back(60); //image quality
   imshow(image); // here the anagliphic image is good!
   cv::imencode(".jpg", image, buffer, params);

and decode in this way:

   cv::Mat imageRecieved = cv::imdecode( cv::Mat(v), CV_LOAD_IMAGE_COLOR );

What I see is that this kind of encode generate in the Anaglyph image a "ghost effect" (artifact?) so there is a bad effect with the edges of the object. If look a door for example there a ghost effect with the edge of the door. I'm sure that this depends of the encode because if I show the Anaglyph image before encode instruction this work well. I cannot use the PNG because it generate to large image and this is a problem for the connection between the Server and the Client.

I look for the GIF but, if I understood good, is nt supported by the cv::encode function.

So there is another way to encode a cv:Mat obj in JPG withou this bad effect and without increase to much the size of the image?