I tried to get image information with "identify", but didn't get any answer.
#identify "c:\temp\test.svg"
After starting the above command in the console, in the temp folder growth up a file named "magick-RqduHm7u" with a size of 4.870.924KB and one named "magick-amHtrNiR" with a size of 164KB. After about 10 minutes I got a "strong" windows error: identify.exe Error in application ...
Is this a endless loop?
Thanks for any help.
Version: 6.3.9
Plattform: Windows XP Prof.
identify SVG error
Re: identify SVG error
Can you post a URL to test.svg so we can download and inspect it?
Re: identify SVG error
This is the link to the SVG file, which makes problems:
http://dornbirn.at/fileadmin/dornbirn/images/test.svg
Thanks a lot for testing.
http://dornbirn.at/fileadmin/dornbirn/images/test.svg
Thanks a lot for testing.
Re: identify SVG error
The SVG file contains an image that is 10583 by 9551 pixels and has a viewport of 20989 by 29705 pixels. That explains why ImageMagick is caching the pixels to disk and why the pixel cache is so large. Theoretically the process will complete as long as you have enough free space on disk.
Re: identify SVG error
Thanks a lot for your explanation. I think I can follow.
This SVG file is not wrong, but it doesn't make sense really. Do you agree?
This SVG file is not wrong, but it doesn't make sense really. Do you agree?
Re: identify SVG error
It is an odd SVG image but we got it working like this:
- convert -density 12 test.svg test.png