Yes js is for JavaScript !
And YES i'm so stupid, you were right and it's works now, i just split:
var reech = im.Convert(src, "-quality", "72", "-resize", "1000x ", "-unsharp", "0x6+0.5+0", dest);
Thank's a lot
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- 2016-12-01T02:19:52-07:00
- Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
- Topic: [SOLVED]JS ActiveX for Convert do not work with -quality
- Replies: 2
- Views: 135553
Re: JS ActiveX for Convert do not work with -quality
Hi,
Yes js is for JavaScript !
And YES i'm so stupid, you were right and it's works now, i just split:
var reech = im.Convert(src, "-quality", "72", "-resize", "1000x ", "-unsharp", "0x6+0.5+0", dest);
Thank's a lot
Yes js is for JavaScript !
And YES i'm so stupid, you were right and it's works now, i just split:
var reech = im.Convert(src, "-quality", "72", "-resize", "1000x ", "-unsharp", "0x6+0.5+0", dest);
Thank's a lot
- 2016-11-30T02:24:21-07:00
- Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
- Topic: [SOLVED]JS ActiveX for Convert do not work with -quality
- Replies: 2
- Views: 135553
[SOLVED]JS ActiveX for Convert do not work with -quality
Hi,
I'm trying to user IM in a JS (Windows 32bits):
var im = new ActiveXObject("ImageMagickObject.MagickImage.1");
var reech = im.Convert(src, "-resize", "1200x ", "-unsharp", "0x6+0.5+0", dest);
like this it's work, but with the "-quality 72" param it doesn't !
var reech = im.Convert(src ...
I'm trying to user IM in a JS (Windows 32bits):
var im = new ActiveXObject("ImageMagickObject.MagickImage.1");
var reech = im.Convert(src, "-resize", "1200x ", "-unsharp", "0x6+0.5+0", dest);
like this it's work, but with the "-quality 72" param it doesn't !
var reech = im.Convert(src ...