Here's a quick and dirty one liner that should work:
First in your shell, go to your base folder (I'm guessing "/foo/bar" in
your example).
then:
find ./ -name "*.png" | awk 'BEGIN {FS="." }{print "."$2"."$3}' | xargs
-l -i convert -quality 90% "{}.png" "{}.jpg"
Change quality to something else if you don't want 90%
Also, this puts the jpgs in the same folder as the pngs.
Cheers!
Matt Griffith
Lead Compositor/TD
[email protected]
Mechnology
121 W. Lexington, Suite B101
Glendale, CA 91203
Phone: 818.662.0300
On 13-05-02 05:00 PM, Gary Jaeger wrote:
any imagemagick experts out there? I'm diving in with a deadline
looming and need to convert a pile of png files to jogs. Lets say I
had this structure:
/foo/bar/MYSEQ_01/CAM1/MYSEQ_01_CAM1.0001.png
/foo/bar/MYSEQ_01/CAM2/MYSEQ_01_CAM2.0001.png
/foo/bar/MYSEQ_01/CAM3/MYSEQ_01_CAM3.0001.png
(in my case there are 8 folders for each "shot". Client makes a last
SECOND request to have EVERYTHING in jpg
Is there some clever way to tell imagemagick to produce jpeg sequences
in that case?
Gary Jaeger // Core Studio
249 Princeton Avenue
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
650 728 7060 <tel:650%20728%207060>
http://corestudio.com <http://corestudio.com/>
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