Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

They probably will not want to upgrade. Typically, they are limited to versions of ImageMagick that come bundled with the Linux version they are using. I do not know what they use if the server is Windows. You could ask if they can install a current version of IM in your own directory, if they ...

You have memory problems. I suggest you talk to your system admin. convert input.jpg -resize 600 -quality 50 result.jpg I tried to -quality 1 and the error persists. You are right, it's an old ImageMagick version, I will try to talk to the hosting support. Any things should I ask to them? Thanks ...

What do you get from these typed in a TERMINAL or CMD window. convert -list format What does it say for JPG? convert -list configure What does it say for the line starting with DELEGATES? This is for JPG/JPEG: JPEG* JPEG rw- Joint Photographic Experts Group JFIF format (62) JPG* JPEG rw- Joint ...

Thanks a lot for your answer. It was really illustrative. We are getting a little closer to the solution. The reason I rewrote it in PHP is because I use Windows on local machine, but I have the hosting space now that is running on Linux, so it opens a lot of possibilities for the support. I tried ...

I clarify I use PHP (exec) and the ImageMagick version I'm using is: 6,7,8,9 (from "LIB_VERSION_NUMBER"). First of all, I save the picture from a URL with PHP. This is ok. Then, I execute: convert picture.jpg -resize 600 picture.jpg This is ok too, the picture is getting resized successfully. Then ...