Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Thanks, fmw42,
The update to ffmpeg 3.4 from ffmpeg 2.2 has made the image rotated all right automatically. Thanks for your time and support.

Hello

I'm using a ffmpeg command to convert from a video file to a image file, but after I converted it, it deleted the orientation number of the image. Is there any way to keep the orientation number after converting from a video to a image by the ffmpeg command?

Thanks, fmw42. I do not even know ImageMgaick is working for my env actually, and can you tell from the result? [root@server-xxxxxxxx-x ~]# convert -list configure Path: /usr/lib64/ImageMagick-6.7.2/config/configure.xml Name Value ...

Thanks, fmw42. I appreciate your information. Now, I've tried the command line like below expecting for the mov file to be jpg file for testing purpose, and had an error like below. Can you tell me what is wrong with this? [root@server-xxxxxxx-x ~]# convert /var/www/vhosts/xxxxxx.com/httpdocs/upload ...

Hi, Would it be possible to retrieve the first frame from a video file that is stored in a database by using imagemagick through html code instead of using command line? I have uploaded a video file such as mp4 to the database, however at website such as front page or list page, nothing will be ...

fmw42, Bonzo Thanks for your investigation, and I really appreciate it. So, I understand that it’s not feasible to extract the exact name of city or town from the exif data of the image that are taken from smart phone. What about some distinct data of the smart phone itself so that I can trace who t ...

fmw42, Thanks for your reply. This is the image to test to see whether or not I can extract the city name from the latitude and longtitue. http://metown.info/upload/save_image/P4122246.JPG By the way, would it be possible for me to set the batch processing for this city name extraction from the exif ...

Hi, I’m in the process of developing a photo sharing platform, and wondering, when uploading the photo from a smart phone to the platform, if I can use the exif data(GPS information) of the photo systematically (by using ImageMagick) to extract the actual town/city name of the place that’s taken as t ...

snibgo,

Thank you for your time.

> the EXIF data says the photo is horizontal,

Where in the exif data does it say that the photo is horizontal?

Fmw42, Thank you for your time. So, it is all about the issue of smartphone's os. "I do not understand at all why the image initially taken vertically that has the orientation of TopLeft and 1 is displayed rotated towards 90 degrees right in the website." When the image was uploaded to pc (os of ...

Fmw42 Thanks for your time. I really appreciate it. The link below is the site that shows the original image, the one without strip and without uploading to the application. (I just sent the image to the web server from iPhone via FTTTP) http://metown.info/upload/save_image/595.JPG You can download ...

fmw42, Thanks. I really appreciate your time. Because of your support, the answer was "/var/www/vhosts/xxxxxx.com/httpdocs/" in order not to receive an error "No such file or directory" in my particular case. So, like I'm showing in other question, I'm using like below. [root@server-xxxxxxx-x ...

fmw42,

Thanks. Sorry again.

Again, this only happen to the picture taken from iOS, not Android(hosting service has nothing to do with these different os). Since orientation is not the one that is causing the problem, what is causing this?

fmw42, Thank you for your time. >Show us the data before you used strip. Perhaps the orientation was already correct. Then, why do you think that the picture was displayed horizontally which should be vertically when the orientation was already correct. http://metown.info/products/detail.php?product ...

fmw42, Thanks for your time. The data I showed you was the one after I run mogrify -strip command. (Do you think that the jpg file is not containing exif data anymore? If it does not contain exif data anymore, then I wonder why the picture is still displayed horizontally.) Before I decide to ...