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Trying to split the two issues. Default font issue Does montage work without error, if you add -font Arial or some other font? If not, then perhaps your freetype is flawed or outdated. If I specify a font that is available in convert -list font then it works without warning. (Arial is commonly not ...

Using montage triggers a warning or error: $ montage a.jpg b.jpg test.jpg montage: unable to read font `(null)' @ error/annotate.c/RenderFreetype/1316. The image output seems fine but the command line output still seems strange. $ montage --version Version: ImageMagick 6.9.5-5 Q16 x86_64 2016-08-07 ...

Hello, I'm getting what looks like OpenCL errors: $ convert -size 99x99 caption:"t" -border 1x1 t.png convert: clBuildProgram failed. (-11) @ warning/opencl.c/CompileOpenCLKernels/1097. convert: clCreateCommandQueue failed. (0) @ warning/opencl.c/InitOpenCLEnvInternal/1424. I only noticed the error ...

Thanks, fmw42. As you suggested, I did the following: find /usr/share/fonts/ -type f \( -name "*.ttf" -or -name "*.otf" \) > fonts IFS=$'\r\n' content=($(cat fonts)) rm -r fonttestout mkdir fonttestout for ((idx = 0; idx < ${#content[@]}; idx+=1)); do font="${content[idx]}" name=`basename $font ...

Thanks! Looks like my Linux installation uses Type1 by default (/usr/share/fonts/Type1/n019003l.pfb) convert -background black -fill white -size 200x50 -gravity center label:"Äker" -debug annotate label.png &> ok This command returns many lines. Not sure if this is significant. Makes the impression ...

The character exists, I checked with convert -background black -fill white -size 100x100 -gravity center label:"Åker" check.png http://i.imgur.com/Ur835UE.png The \n method (inserting newline at beginning of each string) sounds good but might make space use very much less optimal. In my case, the ...

Hello, I'm trying to fill a certain area with variable text that will generate line breaks / word wrap. So I need captions. The variable text can contain all kinds of international names and titles. Unfortunately, for example in "Å", the circle gets cut off. convert -background black -fill white ...

Hello, Running the following command should create an image with evenly red semi-transparent background color, right? convert -background '#ff0000aa' -fill white -pointsize 72 -bordercolor '#ff0000aa' -border 40x20 label:"TEST" test.png However, according to GIMP , the inner red has an alpha value ...

Suggestion, see if it happens if you use some other compression method. Also is there a smaller limited number of input files that work? Thank you for suggesting this! Trying around... Converting 404 (7GB in total) .tif files to .pdf with zip compression: convert -density 300 -limit memory 0 -limit ...

DemonDVA wrote:just use %[colorspace] (http://www.imagemagick.org/script/escape.php)

To clarify, the command can be used to get a string like for example 'sRGB' or 'Gray' with no newline ending.

Hello, I get this error convert: coders/pdf.c:1814: WritePDFImage: Assertion `image->exception.reason != (const char *) ((void *)0)' failed. Aborted when I try to convert 400 tif files to a pdf via convert -limit memory 2gb -limit map 2gb -density 300 *tif -compress jpeg -quality 100 400.pdf on Arch ...

jdstruck wrote:6.8.5-6

As far as I followed this thread, 6.8.5-7 still had issues.

In IM6 r12270 on Arch Linux 64bit, the spacing seems to work for me. See below for an explanation why the font family is different. ./convert -size 200x20 label:T_T test.png http://i.imgur.com/wGjbO0z.png --- ./convert -size 200x20 label:T____________________________________T testlong.png http://i ...

My netbook with Arch Linux 32 bit had im 6.8.4-6 2013-04-03 Q16, so I tested some code on it. convert -size 300x100 -gravity center label:"Test" label4.png http://i.imgur.com/jPZnK09.png --- convert -size 100x300 -gravity center label:"Test:" label5.png http://i.imgur.com/zCIuIgS.png Then I upgraded ...

fmw42 wrote:You cannot best fit both dimensions, so one or the other will be used.

It seems to be impossible for me to convince you that I understand this?