Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Hey, thanks for repsonding. Yes is happens with both mogrify and convert, that was also my first thought. Image magic version: ImageMagick @6.7.6-7_0+q16+rsvg I am not entirely sure how to easily switch back to the built in SVG handling. I uninstalled (via a guide) the version of imagemagick without...

Tried uninstalling and reinstalling imagemagick but same issue. I have read about 1,000 threads, trying to find a solution and I cannot find another being on the entire planet with this issue. I could understand -density having no effect if I were doing it after the conversion to .png but as it's th...

How are you determining that the density is not working? What version were you using previously that gave you the result you wanted? The fact the output is always 48x48 regardless of the density set. Previously, I was using Imagemagick without the RSVG option. But when working with complex gradient...

I have the latest version of imagemagick installed on my mac. Density has always worked fine. However I recompiled with rsvg support and now density has no effect, regardless of where in the command it appears. I have 500 SVG images that I need to convert to .png. They are currently converting at 48...

Here are the exact commands. For jpg thumbnails: /usr/bin/convert $magik_orig_file -coalesce $magik_coalesce_name /usr/bin/convert $magik_coalesce_name -resize 100x100 -quality 60 -background white -gravity center -extent 100x100 $magik_final_file   For png/gif thumbnails: /usr/bin/convert $magik_or...

Hi guys, We have an issue with imagemagick and large .gif images. We are running the latest version of ImageMagick, compatible with Cpanel. An example file is 350kb in size but 100 frames. We are trying to generate a thumbnail of the wallpaper. However, when doing so with a gif with this many frames...

I'll pay for somebody to fix this. It's really wasting a lot of time trying to fix it myself. No settings have any effect.

I just wanted to add, that I've uploaded a 15MB image successfully, using Wordpress, it took 1:26s. (no imagemagick involved) So it appears it's not a time based timeout. I've tweaked every setting I can think of. Update: I've also just tried the same 15mb image, via the system that uses imagemagick...

We've successfully used Imagemagick for several years. But we recently moved to a new more powerful set of servers but have since had issues with large gifs. An example gif in that fails religiously is 1.1mb in size and 31 frames. Its 240x320. We're attempting to crop the image to 200x267 and 100x10...