Vlasta
on April 26th 2009
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Hm, that sounds very ambitious. I guess transforming the tool into a windows service that can be run remotely and exchange information among the running instance would be too hard.
But maybe there is a way. What if there were a switch that would made the application skip some files. Then you'd run the tool on multiple computers like this:
PhotoResize.exe -1of4 C:\images
PhotoResize.exe -2of4 C:\images
PhotoResize.exe -3of4 C:\images
PhotoResize.exe -4of4 C:\images
Each computer would process fraction of the images and skip the rest.
Would this work for you?
Anonymous
on April 27th 2009
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Yeah, I think so! That would be a good roundabout way... just make it scalable, like 2 computers, 5 computers, etc.
In the ideal world (with lots of programming, I'm sure) they would talk to each other, like the main computer would be the server and the extra machines would be the clients. 3d Studio has a render option like that, it rocks... I'm sure the multi-person development team has the resources to implement it though, haha.
Thanks!
Hi Vlasta,
Any updates on this feature?
I think the
PhotoResize.exe -1of4 C:\images
PhotoResize.exe -2of4 C:\images
PhotoResize.exe -3of4 C:\images
PhotoResize.exe -4of4 C:\images
could work perfectly!
Thanks,
-brian
Vlasta
on July 17th 2009
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Hi Brian,
I have put a new version online. It is not very well tested, but it should work. The input path must be exactly the the same for all runs, because the batch splitting is based on full path of the input files.
Br,
Vlasta