It's a pity.fmw42 wrote: 2017-06-26T12:08:48-07:00ImageMagick will decompress ...Can I avoid decompressing stage?
Thank you for help.
It's a pity.fmw42 wrote: 2017-06-26T12:08:48-07:00ImageMagick will decompress ...Can I avoid decompressing stage?
My tiffs compressed with CCITTFAX4. Can I avoid decompressing stage?fmw42 wrote: 2017-06-26T11:59:51-07:00 I am not sure, but they probably get enlarged when converting to ImageMagick internal format. Also your tiff files may be compressed and during the conversion, ImageMagick must decompress them.
Ok, but why those temp files so huge and numerous? My input files much smaller. It is strange that IM create one temp file with 60 Mb per one input file 10 Kb.fmw42 wrote: 2017-06-26T11:50:45-07:00 ImageMagick will read all the files into memory as those temp files.
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nconvert -o newfile.tiff -multi -out tiff -c 7 *.tiffOk.
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@Echo Off & CLS
::mode con:cols=80 lines=40
REM ===== Variables Setup ==========
setLocal
set pathImageMagik=%BookShop%\ImageMagick\
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convert: UnableToOpenBlob '@C:c:\Downloads\0030.tif': Invalid argument @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/3093.Code: Select all
C:\a\001.tiff
C:\a\002.tiff
C:\a\003.tiff
C:\a\004.tiff
C:\a\005.tiff
...
C:\a\100.tiff
You understand me correctly.fmw42 wrote:Sorry I an not sure I understand.
The number of pixels and dpi resolution is in the IM verbose
identify -verbose image
or can be extracted more directly from http://www.imagemagick.org/script/escape.php
Thank you very mach.fmw42 wrote:No spaces between 10 and % and in Windows you must escape the % to %%. So -fuzz 10%%