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by AlmostThere
2017-01-24T16:37:14-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings
Replies: 11
Views: 10554

Re: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings

Hi. For some very strange reason, I don't get that error message now, even if the command was the same. Here is the full path version:

D:\>cd D:\Dokmenter\Mine bilder\LifeCam Files\knott-4

D:\Dokmenter\Mine bilder\LifeCam Files\knott-4>J:\download\ImageMagick\ImageMagi
ck-7.0.4-2-portable-Q16-x86 ...
by AlmostThere
2017-01-24T08:15:05-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings
Replies: 11
Views: 10554

Re: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings

No - that is because my Windows has a Norwegian interface (sorry I forget to mention that in my last post), and for every default messages I have to guess what the English version would be like. I cannot reproduce that exact error message until i got an English windows version in hand.

The actual ...
by AlmostThere
2017-01-23T11:39:26-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings
Replies: 11
Views: 10554

Re: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings

Tried to remove the "wizard:" but then I get an error message:

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D:\....\convert.exe "2017-01-13 00-37-13.828.jpg" -quality 50 -define webp:method=6 outputFileName.webp
But then it says:
Invalid parameter - 00-37-13.828.jpg"
by AlmostThere
2017-01-22T09:12:40-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings
Replies: 11
Views: 10554

Re: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings

Thanks. But it still doesn't work properly - this is the command line I try to use:
D:\...\convert.exe "2017-01-13 00-37-13.828.jpg" wizard: -quality 50 -define webp:method=6 wizard.webp

wizard-0.webp Seems to be correct.
wizard-1.webp Fail -Image of a "wizard" that doesn't belong to the ...
by AlmostThere
2017-01-21T18:48:46-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings
Replies: 11
Views: 10554

Command line - convert to webp and specify quality settings

Hi - fist time poster here :D

I'm trying to put together a command that specifies:
Quality 60
Method=6

So I've tried a couple of commands (most guessing)
D:\...\convert.exe "2017-01-13 00-22-33.515.jpg" -quality 65 method 6 image_out.webp

leading to this output
convert.exe ...