Any idea when you will get a chance to fix it?
Thanks for the great programs!
Jorgie
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- Thu Nov 13, 2003 8:24 pm
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: Using quality (-q) with jp2 (-out jp2) has no effect
- Replies: 6
- Views: 6018
whew!
Well at least I know I am not going crazy!!!
Any idea when you will get a chance to fix it?
Thanks for the great programs!
Jorgie
Any idea when you will get a chance to fix it?
Thanks for the great programs!
Jorgie
- Wed Nov 12, 2003 8:55 pm
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: Using quality (-q) with jp2 (-out jp2) has no effect
- Replies: 6
- Views: 6018
that is really strange
I just downloaded and reinstalled. Here is what I am seeing.
I started with http://jorgie.org/initial.jpg which is 266,223 bytes.
I then ran:
nconvert.exe -out jp2 -q 60 -o nconvert60.jp2 initial.jpg
Which created http://jorgie.org/nconvert60.jp2 which is 425,451 bytes!
I then opened that in ...
I started with http://jorgie.org/initial.jpg which is 266,223 bytes.
I then ran:
nconvert.exe -out jp2 -q 60 -o nconvert60.jp2 initial.jpg
Which created http://jorgie.org/nconvert60.jp2 which is 425,451 bytes!
I then opened that in ...
- Tue Nov 11, 2003 6:46 am
- Forum: NConvert
- Topic: Using quality (-q) with jp2 (-out jp2) has no effect
- Replies: 6
- Views: 6018
Using quality (-q) with jp2 (-out jp2) has no effect
I cannot get this to work:
nconvert -out jp2 -q 60 -o output.jp2 input.jp2
It creates output.jp2 just fine, but the quality is at 100%. In my tests I can put any number in place of the 60 and it does the same thing.
If I save the file with XnView with a quality setting of 60 the file goes from ...
nconvert -out jp2 -q 60 -o output.jp2 input.jp2
It creates output.jp2 just fine, but the quality is at 100%. In my tests I can put any number in place of the 60 and it does the same thing.
If I save the file with XnView with a quality setting of 60 the file goes from ...