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icclib/iccdump

+
+Dump the contents of an ICC profile as human readable text.
+

Usage

+ iccdump [-v level] +[-t tagname] [-s] infile
+ -v +level      Verbose level 1-3 (default 2)
+ -t +tag        Dump this tag only (can +be used multiple times)
+ -s            +Search for embedded profile
+  infile       ICC profile
+

Examples

+iccdump sRGB.icm
+
+iccdump -v3 -t rTRC sRGB.icm
+

Comments

+This tool will dump the contents of the header, and each known type +of tag within the ICC profile. For more detail on each tag, the -v flag +should be used, typically with verbose level 3.
+
+The -s flag causes iccdump to +do a brute force search for any embedded +profiles within the file, and dumps them all. This won't work if the +profile data is +segmented or compressed.
+
+The -t parameter may be used +multiple times, to dump just specific tags, e.g. iccdump -v3 -t clrt -t clot devicelink.icm
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+ + -- cgit v1.2.3