Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Yeah but in my last post I tried " -format jpg " and that still gave me the added " ~ ". I found a workaround for the problem. I was running cmd via Robotask and adding the commands as parameters for that task. Now I made a .bat file with the same code wich I execute via robotask and that works now ...

Did this patch ever come out? I have the same problem and I can't seem to fix it..

Adding -format jpg doesn't help. -format ".jpg" makes copies of the original but resized and added whitespace like it should: 441.92.0052..jpg 441.92.0053..jpg 441.92.0054..jpg 441.92.0055..jpg 441.92.0056..jpg 441.92.0057..jpg But this time it adds a " . " to the end of the name. But not after the ...

No hidden or extra characters.. I tried a simple -trim command. Same result. deleting the full stops doesn't help either. I think it has to do with the *.jpg format.. If I adress 1 file specifically the commands work well. But I need to batch convert all the images..

Yes I am administrator and changed the folders by unticking read only.

try adding -format jpg before the C:\... Perhaps your input files have spaces at the beginning or some other hidden character? As you can see by the screenshot in my original post, the files are named: 441.92.0052.jpg 441.92.0053.jpg 441.92.0054.jpg 441.92.0055.jpg 441.92.0056.jpg 441.92.0057.jpg ...

I have no idea really, I found an example syntax and added my own paths. It also works like this: mogrify -resize 450x450 -gravity center -background white -extent 500x500 C:\Users\webdesign\Desktop\aanpassingen\2\*.jpg It does the trick, but duplicates every image and adds a ~ to the end. So it ...

Hello, I have a problem that mogrify keeps adding the "~" symbol behind my files. I am trying to resize and add white space to 7 images the file structure is as follows: C:\Users\webdesign\Desktop\aanpassingen\ (this folder contains 7 .jpg files that need the same cropping and added white borders ...