Image Processing Error

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nshathish

Image Processing Error

Post by nshathish »

Error Message:convert: 445: unable to extend cache `F:\Assets\BPS\Pages\Kingston\28 March 2007\K2803MOUNTFORDS\hires\PA4244_1_tmp2.jpg': No space left on device:
convert: 445: unable to extend cache `F:\Assets\BPS\Pages\Kingston\28 March 2007\K2803MOUNTFORDS\hires\PA4244_1_tmp2.jpg': Invalid argument:
convert: 400: Memory allocation failed `F:\Assets\BPS\Pages\Kingston\28 March 2007\K2803MOUNTFORDS\hires\PA4244_1_tmp2.jpg':

Source:ImageMagickObject.MagickImage.1
StackTrace: at ImageMagickObject.MagickImageClass.Convert(Object[]& pArrayVar)
at BrandToolz.Graphics.ImageEngine.ConvertToHighResEPS(Int32 boxPixel_W, Int32 boxPixel_H, String srcImage, String destImage, Exception& exOut) in c:\bpsprocessor_codev3\brandtoolz.graphics\imageengine.cs:line 256

does anybody has any idea why this is happening
clearly there's enough space left on the hard drive and this error is happening only for few images
any suggestions?
Lorenz

Re: Image Processing Error

Post by Lorenz »

nshathish wrote: Error Message:convert: 445: unable to extend cache `F:\Assets\BPS\Pages\Kingston\28 March


I used to face this error message when my HD didn't have enough free space.
Check out the user TEMP folder (typically %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp).
IM creates several temporary files under that folder.
Just a hint
nshathish

Re: Image Processing Error

Post by nshathish »

when i saw the error message ,hd space was my initial suspicion.
but when i checked i found there has enough hard disk space
any other suggestions
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Re: Image Processing Error

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Your disk does not have enough free space. Add -debug cache to your command line to see how much space ImageMagick is trying to allocate.
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