* kitandkaboodle <[email protected]> [08-09-11 02:42]:
> Imagemagick is a good tip, and I've just been looking into it, but it
> is a bit daunting since I've not much experience in command-line.
> If I wanted to convert all the jpgs in a given folder to a file size
> of say maximum (or exactly) 200kb, do you know what command I could
> type? Or is there another way to dramatically cut filesize for all of
> them in a given folder?
> (If a command for a whole folder doesn't work, then the jpgs do have
> names in numerical order, like p100161.jpg for example.)
cd into the subject directory
for i in *.jpg;
do convert -resize 1024x768 $i new.$i;
done
file p100161.jpg will be output as
new.p100161.jpg
at 1024x768
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