Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Hi Wolfgang!

That sounds interesting! Sounds to be nearly the exact answer to my long question. :-) I am just a bit surprised that this way of block-wise changeout works with jpg. I would have awaited that this method would best work for uncompressed file formats to save the decompression time (and ...

Hello!

I have an internet project which creates videos on the fly with individual inputs like images which are displayed in the video. Until now I realized this basing on flash technology because I could do a lot of video manipulation on client side. But now I need a h.264 solution what means that ...

DAMN! Yeah! That works!!! You are a genious! I thought such elements for uncommenting are not needed in PHP but obviously it is. Thasnk you very much for all the effort, fmw!
Again: Thank you very much!

Marc

6.7.3 is my version.

I must give in I wasn't sure about the formatation. I used this PHP syntax:

exec("/usr/imagemagick/bin/convert background_image3.png (yyy.png -alpha set -virtual-pixel transparent +distort perspective '0,0 26,168 %w,0 308,181 %w,%h 307,341 0,%h 21,354') -layers merge result.png");

I am rather ...

Hi fmw!

Sorry that I am so late!
I checked out your code now but it seems that it still has the problem that input images which are "too large" are converted as too small images. Please try out this image which counts 700x414 px:

http://www.marcotomato.de/canvas/test/yyy.png


By the way I let ...

Wow! Really? I will check it out tomorrow and come back here.

Thank you very much, fmw!!!

Hello!

Thank you for your answer!
You were right, my description wasn't exact enough. The result I posted as the two screenshots are not the results basing on the posted code. But the posted code was the code which makes the trouble. I post the complete code at the end of this message.
What the ...

Hello!

I want to resize and adjust/turn a given image so that it is saved to given coordinates onto a bigger background image. That works perfect if the source image is not larger in width and height than the background image. As larger the source image as smaller the resized result (if source ...