"T F" on wrote...
| in not-too-old versions of Imagemagick, such as:
|
| /usr/bin/convert -version
| Version: ImageMagick 6.0.7 02/20/06 Q16
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| this did a fine job flattening XCF files:
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| /usr/bin/convert -flatten -quality 95 $i ${i/xcf/jpg} ; done
|
| but in new imagemagick versions, flatten is buggy.
|
| however, xcf2jpg, a gimp script that can be used on the command line,
| works great:
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| http://www.nodigas.com.ar/xcf2jpg_un_conversor_de_xcf_a_jpg
|
First off your use of -flatten is buggy!
Put image operators AFTER the images...
/usr/bin/convert $i -flatten -quality 95 ${i/xcf/jpg}
See...
http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/graphics/imagick6/basics/
As for XCF. It it is difficult to say without knowing what you are
trying to flatten. Remember -flatten adds the background color behind
all the images flattened, unless told otherwise.
Do you have an example and some results somewhere?
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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