Is there a lib which support .jpeg file with "RGBA" mode?

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Ann... I had tried to use Photoshop 7 to save a .png file with transparency
as a .jpg file, and the transparency will be kept in the .jpg file.

Thus, I don't know why...

Thanks for your help.


"Mike C. Fletcher" <mcfletch at rogers.com> ???
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> >Oh, sorry. I made a mistake...
> >
> >My question is -- when I run the code described below, the transparence
of
> >the orginal image will be removed. How can I keep the transparence?
> >
> >    im = Image.open(test.png)
> >    fp = open('test.jpg','wb')
> >    im.save(fp,'JPEG')
> >
> >
> I believe the thrust of Fredrik's post was: you can't. JPEG does *not*
> store alpha channels.  It's just not part of the format, so if you need
> to store in JPEG format, you will not be storing the alpha channel in
> the file.
>
> If what you're asking is whether you can store the alpha data to a
> separate file (as is done with programs such as 3DStudio Max), yes, that
> can be done too:
>
>  >>> import Image
>  >>> i = Image.open(
r'p:\OpenGLContext\tests\wrls\simple_texturergba.png' )
>  >>> alpha = i.getdata( 3 )
>  >>> i2 = Image.new( 'L', i.size, )
>  >>> i2.putdata( alpha )
>  >>> i2.save( r'p:\OpenGLContext\tests\wrls\simple_texturea.jpg', 'jpeg' )
>