NeilF
on August 8th 2014
Simply mirror folder A->B resizing the JPGs smaller?I simply want to resize all the jpg images in folder A (& its subfolders) into folder B (down to 1080p size, don't modify otherwise).
This should be done as a mirror exercise so:-
1) Only modified jpgs needs be converted. ie: The 10,000 already done don't need re-doing.
2) If folders/images have been deleted from A, they should likewise be removed from B.
Any idea if this is possible?
Thanks!
NeilF
on August 8th 2014
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I've managed to get a long way there...
This creates my mirror:-
"D:\PhotoResize400.exe" -f1920x1080 -n -m -u -r "-o Generating <QT><DSTPATH><QT><EN>" "-cD:\Pictures_Resized\<PATH><NAME>.JPG" "D:\Pictures"
However:-
1) If a file has an extension of ".jpeg", in the resized version it's changed to ".jpg"
2) Just need to work out how to do the mirror. ie: If a file/folder is removed in the source, how to remove it from the destination?
NeilF
on August 8th 2014
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Solved (2)
"D:\PhotoResize400.exe" -f1920x1080 -n -m -u -r "-o Generating <QT><DSTPATH><QT><EN>" "-cD:\Pictures_Resized\<PATH><NAME>.JPG" "D:\Pictures"
ROBOCOPY "D:\Pictures" "D:\Pictures_Resized" *.jpg /PURGE /S /xo
However (1) is a major problem. The fact photoresize renames .jpeg to .jpg causes robocopy problems. The files are different names!
Is there anyway to retain the original jpeg extension?
It's like you need a <EXT> or <FULLNAME> variable to do:-
"D:\PhotoResize400.exe" -f1920x1080 -n -m -u -r "-o Generating <QT><DSTPATH><QT><EN>" "-cD:\Pictures_Resized\<PATH><FULLNAME>" "D:\Pictures"
Vlasta
on August 8th 2014
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Perhaps you could do .jpeg and .jpg files in two steps with different commands using the -z parameter as a filter.
Sign in"D:\PhotoResize400.exe" -f1920x1080 -n -m -u -r "-o Generating <QT><DSTPATH><QT><EN>" "-cD:\Pictures_Resized\<PATH><NAME>.JPG" "-z*.jpg" "D:\Pictures"
"D:\PhotoResize400.exe" -f1920x1080 -n -m -u -r "-o Generating <QT><DSTPATH><QT><EN>" "-cD:\Pictures_Resized\<PATH><NAME>.JPEG" "-z*.jpeg" "D:\Pictures"