JPEG-2000: Can I dynamically resize an image without resampling?

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One of the nice features of JPEG 2000 is that it's easy to downres an image -- just feed out fewer bytes.

Is there a similar way to scale the image, such that I could send a thumbnail using bytes in the full-size file, without resampling?

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