Hi.
we have now change to mpr but haven't faced a better performance.
OLD:
time convert /web/im/test.jpg -strip \
( -clone 0 -write /web/im/out/512_2016_1228_115000_full.jpg \
( -clone 0 -crop 3085x2048 -set filename:tile %[fx:page.x/3085]_%[fx:page.y/2048] +repage +adjoin -write /web/im/out ...
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- 2017-01-02T17:05:42-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: How to optimize rescaling of JPEG 24683x2048
- Replies: 7
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- 2016-12-28T15:52:36-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: How to optimize rescaling of JPEG 24683x2048
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Re: How to optimize rescaling of JPEG 24683x2048
Thanks for your very valuable input.
We will need to test this.
This will take some time.
I will update the thread as soon as we have tested your suggestions.
We will need to test this.
This will take some time.
I will update the thread as soon as we have tested your suggestions.
- 2016-12-28T14:54:42-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: How to optimize rescaling of JPEG 24683x2048
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3257
Re: How to optimize rescaling of JPEG 24683x2048
We have to compose multiple fixed sizes from the source image as well of several dynamically defined compositions such as
resize > then crop > then scale > then add text > scale again > and write result as file XY.jpg.
Since sample performs a lot better than resize and scale we chose to compose ...
resize > then crop > then scale > then add text > scale again > and write result as file XY.jpg.
Since sample performs a lot better than resize and scale we chose to compose ...
- 2016-12-28T07:40:52-07:00
- Forum: Users
- Topic: How to optimize rescaling of JPEG 24683x2048
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3257
How to optimize rescaling of JPEG 24683x2048
Hi.
We need to create smaller pictures from a bigone.
We call convert with this parameters.
convert /home/webuser/data/import/512/2016_1228_115000.jpg -strip \
( -clone 0 -write /data/tmp_recent/512_2016_1228_115000_full.jpg \
( -clone 0 -crop 3085x2048 -set filename:tile %[fx:page.x/3085]_%[fx ...
We need to create smaller pictures from a bigone.
We call convert with this parameters.
convert /home/webuser/data/import/512/2016_1228_115000.jpg -strip \
( -clone 0 -write /data/tmp_recent/512_2016_1228_115000_full.jpg \
( -clone 0 -crop 3085x2048 -set filename:tile %[fx:page.x/3085]_%[fx ...