XnView Software

I hate to be a bother once more but I had one other question: is it possible to lower the quality of an outputted file with NConvert? I know XnConvert lets you set the quality in the output tab but I'm not seeing anything to do something similar with NConvert.
If you're outputting to a JPEG there ...

I hate to be a bother once more but I had one other question: is it possible to lower the quality of an outputted file with NConvert? I know XnConvert lets you set the quality in the output tab but I'm not seeing anything to do something similar with NConvert.

Well, the issue was with Powershell, not with NConvert. Myself and one of the guys I work with managed to cobble together a working script (which is below if anyone wants to use it for the same reason).

$Dir = "C:\Users\Me\Desktop\Test_Folder\"

ForEach ($File in (Get-ChildItem $Dir -Recurse ...

xnview wrote:you use

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"C:\Users\Me\Desktop\Test folder\*.jpg"

for nconvert arguments, so all files

Well, without that it doesn't do anything to ANY of the files in the folder. I tried using the $Dir in place of the path, but it errored out.

xnview wrote:and without -rflag decr?

Same deal, it applies to all the files in the folder.

Hello, I'm looking to create a Powershell script that will allow me to process images based on their file size: any image that comes in over 1 MB gets processed, the rest get ignored. Unfortunately I'm having a bit of trouble integrating NConvert with Powershell, and I'm honestly not sure if this is ...