"Troels Holm" on wrote...
| Hi,
|
| I have a regular batch running, converting a wide variety of images on a
| W2003 server. For most images I use this command line:
|
| convert.exe -strip -resample 150x150 %infile%[0] -resize 400x %outfile%
|
| Now this reports a failure if the source image dpi<=150dpi. The outfile
| is created and is valid. But IM reports:
|
| convert.exe: ImageResolutionNotDefined
| convert.exe: Negative or zero image size
|
You can start by reading in the image before stripping and resampling
it!
convert.exe %infile%[0] -strip -resample 150x150 -resize 400x %outfile%
As for the warning ImageResolutionNotDefined. That sounds like the
image that does not contain any resolution or in IM parlance "-density"
setting.
This is strange however as in that case IM usally defaults to 72 points
per inch as the images resolution.
| I assume that these lines are actually warnings - not errors since the
| oufile gets created. Now Im talking a lot of images here so I don't want
| to inspect all warnings. So what I really would like is to quiet
| warnings but not errors. Can this be done?
|
To quiten IM, make sure all input images does have a 'densuty' image
attribute associated with it. That in tern depends on just where your
images are being sourced.
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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