Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

The only command that would have to be rewritten for windows is this , right ?

However I need a colored vector image.

Can Potrace do this ?

According to this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1132601/how-to-convert-a-jpeg-image-into-svg-format-using-imagemagick Imagemagick can do it with autotrace etc. as support app ? Image to test: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14586156/Texte%20%2B%20Bilder/Cheats%26GameSaves/gbagamecheats/Mega...

Well since Potrace obviously only converts images to black and white: http://potrace.sourceforge.net/mkbitmap.html

I shall try that even if it means I have to use my linux environment.

Can Inkscape batchprocess images ?

Sound is not important.

The Resolutions should add up.

For example if both videos have a resolution of 640x480 the end result will be 1280x480.

So if I had two videos, called video1.avi and video2.avi.

What would "your" full commandlineset fro both ffmpeg and imagemagick look like ?

I'm not entirely sure if Imagemagick is actually capable of video editing/merging (or ffmpeg would be the better choice), however I figure I'll ask either way. I have two videos, both the same resolution (with one being 2 seconds shorter than the other. I want to merge them in one video that will sh...

Since I got some images I'd like to try and convert to vector images I'll just right out ask:

Is it possible to have Imagemagick create vector images from multiple lets say png's I have ?

Thanks for an answer in advance.

You are right ! I updated the two 22x22 images.

"%IMG%compare" -metric RMSE ((diffR^2+diffG^2+diffB^2)/3) %SRC% %SUB% -subimage-search found.png Perfect :) However even if I use this one it seems the program still has its difficulty distinguishing this https://dl.dropbox.com/u/14586156/Texte%20%2B%20Bilder/Cheats%26GameSaves/gbagameche...

is there an introduction to RSME ? I would prefer a 100% match. (if that can be achieved

"%IMG%compare" -metric RMSE %SRC% %SUB% -subimage-search found.png 2>co.txt "%IMG%convert" ^ %SRC% ^ ( %REP% -geometry %xcoyco% ) ^ -composite ^ %SOURCE% This should be important for you. It contains what you think "stops the script once no matches are found. The problem I ...

@echo off DEL found-0.png DEL found-1.png DEL co.txt SET /P SOURCE=Drag and drop the image to be altered (SOURCE): SET /P toreplace=Drag and drop the image that will be replaced: SET /P replacingpattern=Drag and drop the image that will pasted (new): SET toreplace="02blnkCMD.gif" set SRC=...

yes:

Why doesn't it stop after it found all possible (correct) matches and continues placing new ones on places they don't belong.

I wanted to know if there is a way to avoid this (beside only executing the code the exact number needed).

I you use the two 22x22 pics I provided in my post then it should produce a garbled image (like the one above).