Thanks Pierre!
It worked from command line (I had to rearrange it a little, though):
nconvert -ratio -rtype linear -resize 800 600 -out jpeg -o $results/%_800x600 file.jpg
But I still can't make it work as part of a batch file. It resizes to "results" folder but doesn't add "_800x600" suffix ...
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- Thu Jul 08, 2010 1:46 pm
- Forum: Classic - General Support
- Topic: How to do batch processing resize-rename-resize?
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- Wed Jul 07, 2010 11:05 pm
- Forum: Classic - General Support
- Topic: How to do batch processing resize-rename-resize?
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Re: How to do batch processing resize-rename-resize?
Sorry, but I couldn't figure out how to do that with NConvert :(
I searched this forum but to no success.
I've read Usage.txt but sample codes didn't work for me
Could you please give me a working code for my case?
I searched this forum but to no success.
I've read Usage.txt but sample codes didn't work for me
Could you please give me a working code for my case?
- Tue Jul 06, 2010 4:13 pm
- Forum: Classic - General Support
- Topic: How to do batch processing resize-rename-resize?
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1124
How to do batch processing resize-rename-resize?
Hello,
I've tried few image converters and XnView seems to be the most easy and completely tunable one! Good job!
I convert a lot of pictures at once.
1. resize to 800x600 to "results" folder;
2. rename result files (add "_800x600" to their filenames);
3. resize initial files to 150x150 to ...
I've tried few image converters and XnView seems to be the most easy and completely tunable one! Good job!
I convert a lot of pictures at once.
1. resize to 800x600 to "results" folder;
2. rename result files (add "_800x600" to their filenames);
3. resize initial files to 150x150 to ...