How can I change binary string to image?

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Ubaid Ullah 2011-5-26

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I have binary data( in fact it is string). I want to show it as an image? help me. Thanks in advance.

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Walter Roberson 2011-5-26

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If you are using the generating code from your previous question then you cannot reconstruct arbitrary images.

Remember what I wrote there, "I advise, though, that you give more thought to what will be needed to reconstruct the image at the receiver."

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Walter Roberson 2011-5-27

What is "ACM" for your purposes? ACM is most commonly the Association of Computing Machinery, which is not a transmission protocol.

You could reconstruct the image without difficulty if you transferred the image dimensions as the first thing in the bit stream. For generality, the first item sent should be a fixed number of bits that indicate the number of dimensions for what is being transferred; then you need to transfer each dimension, and _then_ you send the bits. For generality you should also send some kind of type information (i.e., whether the original array was uint8, uint16, double precision, and so on) so that you know how many bits per array element and so you can typecast() the reconstructed bytes back in to the original data type.

When you are transferring the dimension information, remember that the number of bits you send to indicate the dimension will limit the maximum array size you can reconstruct.

Hint: if you send the type information in a fixed number of bits, then the number of dimensions in a fixed number of bits, and if you have a fixed number of bits per dimension indicating the size information, then after you are finished reconstructing the size bits into numbers, you will be able to calculate exactly how many bits should follow for the array. If you read only that many bits and do the reconstruction of the original array and store it (or whatever), then you will be all ready to repeat the process for another array, thus allowing you to transmit multiple arrays (e.g., multiple images.) With what you had defined before, you need to rely upon some kind of indication that no more data would be transferred, which is something that QAM and so on have no inherent way of indicating.