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16-bit images and android processing

Am I saying correctly that a 16-bit image will be decoded and drawn faster than 24 or 32 bits? I know that the file size will be smaller, but if the bitmap images are drawn faster than it would be advisable to convert them. If it's faster, how can I save a 16 bit jpeg file? I just found an option in Photoshop to save a 16-bit bitmap ... which is 54 MB.

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It depends. If your screen (and therefore the surface drawn on it) is 16 bits, it might be faster; if they are 32 bits, however a 32-bit raster map may be faster.

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AFAIK JPEG 16- (eiter 565 16 ).

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