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--- Comment #6 from Jérôme ---
(In reply to xordevoreaux from comment #5)
> When I save with compression 1 with a PNG, it's faster to complete than
> compression 9
Yes it is.
> The
> highest compression rate (0 is lowest and 9 is
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--- Comment #5 from xordevore...@gmail.com ---
When I save with compression 1 with a PNG, it's faster to complete than
compression 9, and if using Save as Images... extension, huge difference across
several slides, compression 9 can take
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--- Comment #4 from Jérôme ---
(In reply to xordevoreaux from comment #3)
> I prefer to set all my
> PNG compression settings to 1, not 9. The higher the compression, the more
> work to process that compression when a graphic loads, and
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--- Comment #1 from Jérôme ---
For png, the compression window could provide a "use 256 indexed colours"
checkbox instead of the compression force. This would be an actual "quality"
parameter.
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