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Hi,
Is their a way thru image uploader to compress the actual file size. I dont mean the quality percentage value of the image. Currently im uploading an image and resizing it to 4 images. The quailty percentage is set to 65%. All the file size look reasonable except the 640x480 which is coming to 236765kb. Ive seen some images on the net which are the same size but 1/2 the size.
Is their anyway to do this?
thanks
Sonny
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Hello Sonny, Please see UploadThumbnail1CompressOversizedOnly property. If you set it to true the image will not be recompressed if it is smaller than desired size. It looks like you have set this property value to true. Edited by user Sunday, February 24, 2008 5:48:02 PM(UTC)
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Hi Alex,
I havent got this property in any of my code. I assume the default is false.
In fact i did search for it:
[img_test]$ grep -l UploadThumbnail1CompressOversizedOnly *
[img_test]$
Is there another property i should set / unset?
thanks
Sonny |
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Hello Sonny,
If you don’t use CompressOversizedOnly property there is no way to make thumbnails smaller. The idea was that you don’t actually recompress the file but send the original file but you do recompress the files. Better compression results could be in the way of using another image compression formats, JPEG2000 for example, but the only one format we use if JPEG. |
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