Ok sorry, I am conpletely confused now. What about the link further up to an older thread from 2009, that describes *exactly* the same problem?
No one mentions that any rotation command is necessary and even Piere did reply...
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- Sun Aug 15, 2010 10:49 pm
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: -rflag orient
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- Sun Aug 15, 2010 5:52 pm
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: -rflag orient
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Re: -rflag orient
When "Batch processing" in XnView GUI and the "resize" transformation with option "follow orientation" checked it does rotate the picture though.
Else, what sense would that option make?
The original picture is 3648x2736. After "resize" a portrait should be 600x800, landscape should be 800x600 (it ...
Else, what sense would that option make?
The original picture is 3648x2736. After "resize" a portrait should be 600x800, landscape should be 800x600 (it ...
- Sun Aug 15, 2010 11:39 am
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: -rflag orient
- Replies: 5
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-rflag orient
Hi,
I would like to rezize (to 800*600 or 600*800) an image while keeping aspect ratio and rotate based on orientation.
The problem is that the pictures are never rotated, but resize works...
This is the batch script I am using:
nconvert.exe -out jpeg -o D:\Temp\1\%%_800.jpg -ratio -rtype linear ...
I would like to rezize (to 800*600 or 600*800) an image while keeping aspect ratio and rotate based on orientation.
The problem is that the pictures are never rotated, but resize works...
This is the batch script I am using:
nconvert.exe -out jpeg -o D:\Temp\1\%%_800.jpg -ratio -rtype linear ...