feat: add avif extension support#141
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Hi @Gigas002 Thank you so much for the PR! Would you mind updating the relevant documentation too? |
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Avif is an open-source, royalty-free high-compression ratio lossless/lossy image format by Allicance for Open Media. It's pretty similar to
JPEG-XL, but since it's support is still lacking inimage-rsand doesn't seem to appear soon, while we have demand (#11) for similar format and it's very easy to introduce without breaking stuff.As a downside, if your PC's hardware doesn't support hardware decoding (I suppose something around RDNA3+/RTX40 series GPUs introduced both hardare encoding and decoding for
avif) it will be hella slow and not recommended. In other case, I personally think it's the best format for both lossy and lossless images storage.