XnView Software

yes -autocrop tol r g b I can guess that tol is tolerance and r g b is the colors. Will it be used something like this? I have to ask because the help file does not have any detail on this. -autocrop tol 10 r 255 g 255 b 255 Also is there parameter for "color of pixel at"? This would be helpful bec...

Is there automatic crop parameter in Nconvert like XnConvert? I am trying to find the option "Color of pixel at", "Tolerance". "Export for Nconvert" functionality doesn't show it in the batch file.

Yes, if Pierre can implement it and you are able to wait.

Sure. I am thinking this could be useful for XNconvert as well. One text box for exclusion parameter could help user don't have to tick check boxes one by one.

Having previously marked processed files, you could if necessary insert a line in your batch file that moves those files to a temporary directory before processing the new files, and then a line that moves them back afterwards? Should be quick and just adds two lines of code. I think moving files w...

there is no way, but i think that you need to filter the names in the .bat before to start NConvert Is it possible to include it in the future? Because for inclusion, I can do mass operation for the whole folder like nconvert -out jpeg -ratio -rtype lanczos -rflag decr -rflag orient -resize 1400 14...

I am setting up an image folder that will be frequently added. Those images must be optimized for storage. I am running a bat file that will do them all with Nconvert. However, I needed to exclude the optimized/processed images from the processing. As for now, I am using the functionality of cmd.exe...

I would even go so far as to say it's a bug, therefore must be fixed. Because the output is png when user specifically request it to be jpg. I think it would be great if XnConvert just - identify the actual extension - pretend the user has the correct extension, - process (correctly) normally and - ...

So what should I do from now on? Maybe XnConvert should include a check to notify user about such situation.

I attached here one of the png file that was not possible to convert to jpg.
When I attach here, it say error "Image file type mismatch: expected extension jpg but extension png given."

I am using XnConvert Version 1.75 - windows x64 (Sep 5 2017) - Libformat version 7.10 on windows 10 x64.

I am quite sure, just look at the extension in the Input image. Once, I even use the As original option in the Output screen, it also return png files. How else do I identify it?

I am trying to convert 3 png files to jpg, somehow, I cannot do it at all. The result is always 3 png with actions applied but not convert to jpg. I have no idea what I should have done. I attached the screenshots. This drive me crazy but it's probably my fault rather than the software's bug.