Only problem remaining is that it doesn't handle case very well.
Output extension is always lower case (unless it is illegal)
Bad:
nconvert -resize longest 150 -o thumbs/IMG_0009.JPG IMG_0009.JPG
Conversion of IMG_0009.JPG into thumbs/IMG_0009.jpg OK
nconvert -resize longest 150 -o IMG_0006.JPEG ...
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- Wed Jan 05, 2022 1:57 am
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: -o creates wrong file extension
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- Wed Jan 05, 2022 12:56 am
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: -o creates wrong file extension
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Re: -o creates wrong file extension
Thanks, that seems to have fixed it!
It is not obvious from the help info. Might be mentioned in the manual but the link is broken.
It is not obvious from the help info. Might be mentioned in the manual but the link is broken.
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$ nconvert -resize longest 150 -o try.jpeg -out jpeg IMG_0132_2.jpeg > /dev/null
Conversion of IMG_0132_2.jpeg into try.jpeg OK
- Tue Jan 04, 2022 2:30 pm
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: -o creates wrong file extension
- Replies: 3
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-o creates wrong file extension
In resizing a jpeg file, nconvert is ignoring the extension on the original source file and using 'jpg' instead.
For example:
nconvert -resize longest 150 -o try.jpeg IMG_0132_2.jpeg > /dev/null
Conversion of IMG_0132_2.jpeg into try.jpg OK
The created file is "try.jpg" and not "try.jpeg".
I ...
For example:
nconvert -resize longest 150 -o try.jpeg IMG_0132_2.jpeg > /dev/null
Conversion of IMG_0132_2.jpeg into try.jpg OK
The created file is "try.jpg" and not "try.jpeg".
I ...