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Scanning image files and optimizing massively.

Using the image optimitzation service as image effect in image styles.

Con.This module compress your images for optimal file-size using the ImageOptim API, and can be used in three ways:

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Once everything has been set you can close this window … Start “ ImageOptim“, go to the “ ImageOptim” menu and select “ Preferences“.Ī window will popup where you have to select the “ PNGOUT” tab and enter the path to the PNGOUT binary (which is “ /sbin/pngout” without the quotes as shown below), make sure to check the “ Enabled” check box. Next we need to make ImageOptim aware that PNGOUT can be used. $ pngout duke3d.png -c2 -f3 -b128 -kbKGD -v <- writes duke3d.png if smaller $ pngout inlarge.bmp outsmall.png <- writes outsmall.png If you omit the outputįilename, PNGOUT will use the same filename with a. mincodes# Workaround for buggy decoders. y Assume Yes at the 'overwrite file?' prompt v,q,l Verbose,Quiet,List mode (use '-' as filename to specify stdin/stdout) k(Chunk,Chunk.) Preserve only named chunk(s).

P=Keep palette indices, s=Keep settings for /c,f,d,b k? 0=Remove optional chunks (default), 1=Keep all r Randomized initial tables (good for many trials with same options) n# Exact number of Huffman blocks (overrides /b#) b# Block split threshold (lower=more blocks, 0=1 block/file, default=256) 0:Xtreme(default), 1:Intense, 2:Longest Match, d# Override default bitdepth: 0(min),1,2,4,8 (valid only in /c0,/c3 modes) c# PNG output color: 0=Gray, 2=RGB, 3=Pal, 4=Gray+Alpha, 6=RGB+Alpha With the right options, it can often beat other programs by 5-10%. PNGOUT optimizes PNG size losslessly using my own deflate algorithm (not Zlib)

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Mac port assistance by Jonathon Fowler () Note: It is a always good idea to verify the earlier provided links to see if there are newer version available. The files included are suitable for MacOS X 10.6 and newer.

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I packed all these 3 items into one zip file, with the files in their original form, I hope I’m not violating one or the other license while doing so.

ImageOptim Workflow (optional, but recommended).

PNGOUT port for MacOS from Jonathon Fowlers website (optional, but recommended).

ImageOptim can be downloaded from the ImageOptim website.

So let’s get started by first downloading the needed “parts” – they are all freely available: Then again, I’m mostly working in MacOS mode anyway.

#IMAGEOPTIM WINDOWS#

ImageOptim also offers some nice drag-n-drop features (drop on icon, or drop on open application window), and even a system service (right click a file) for MacOS X … makes me want to have a Windows version as well … but no such luck. Unfortunately, due to the license requirements, PNGOUT has to be installed separately. ImageOptim does not only support PNGOUT but also other image optimization tools like AdvPNG, OptiPNG, Pngcrush, JpegOptim, jpegtran, and Gifsicle allowing you to compress other image formats (JPG, GIF, and animated GIF) as well.

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