Programming Guide
This section contains conceptual topics that describe how to use the Windows Imaging Component (WIC) APIs.
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The WIC provides an extensible framework for working with images and image metadata. | |
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The WIC provides a Component Object Model (COM) based API for use in C and C++. | |
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This section contains conceptual and how-to topics that describe WIC bitmap decoders which are used in decoding digital images. | |
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This section contains conceptual and how-to topics that describe WIC bitmap sources and how to manipulate them. | |
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This section contains conceptual and how-to topics that describe WIC bitmap encoders which are used to encode digital images. | |
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This section contains information about the native imaging codecs available in WIC. | |
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This section contains conceptual topics that describe the WIC metadata system. | |
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Starting with Windows 8.1, the Windows Imaging Component (WIC) JPEG codec supports reading and writing image data in its native YCbCr form. | |
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WIC simplifies color management by providing the IWICColorContext interface and the IWICColorTransform interface. | |
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The WIC is an extensible platform that provides low-level API for digital images. |
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