Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

ImageMagick supports both MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 reading and writing. To write an MPEG simply add the mpg or m2v extension to your filename or prefix the filename with mpg: or m2v:. For example: convert *.jpg m2v:myvideo MPEG support does require an external delegate, the mpeg_decode and mpeg_encode prog...

We do not have Visual 2005. A full version would be useful, but an upgrade would be acceptable. Send a PM for a shipping address.

We can reproduce the problem and will have a fix in ImageMagick 6.2.6. ImageMagick 6.2.6 is scheduled for release within a week or two.

We have not tested ImageMagick under Visual Studio 2005. If someone wants to buy us a copy, let us know and we will provide a ship-to address.

ImageMagick is not supported under Visual C++ 5, however, that does not mean it won't compile. It just means if you run into problems compiling we can't help you.

Your image works fine under Fedora Linux. We will verify under Mac OS X within the next few days and get back to you.

Thanks for the info. We have downloaded GeoJasPer and will take a closer look as time permits.

We can only fix problems we can reproduce. You might try uninstalling any previous versions of ImageMagick with the Add/Remove Programs control panel. We did this and reinstalled ImageMagick 6.2.5-5 and it appears to be working fine. Is there a specific command that fails for you? Did you install in...

The -units option has been added to ImageMagick 6.2.6 Beta, available within a day or two. Thanks for the problem report.

We wonder if the TIFF delegate library is throwing an error rather than a warning. Why not post a URL to one or two images that throw the warning/error so we can reproduce the problem and produce a proper fix.

To create one rows per strip in a TIFF image use this option: -define tiff:rows-per-strip=1.

The error is coming from Ghostscript. We tried your EPS file with Ghostscript 8.51 and converted without complaint.

Post your patch or a URL to your patch so we can review your mods. We can accomodate both methods, normalizing a channel and normalizing the image.

ImageMagick COM+ is a contributed project but we do our best to maintain it. For testing, we only have the two scripts that comes with the project and we ensure it executes properly before any ImageMagick release. If you can provide a small script that can we can use to reliably reproduce the proble...

You can multiply each channel with the -evaluate or -fx options.