Auto adjust colors / Auto korrektur

[kohle]

Hallo

I am looking for the command line option:
Auto adjust colors / Auto korrektur

Did anyone know this?

BIG THX!!

[Sam_Zen]

Sorry, don't think so. You can check the command line options here :

http://en.irfanview-forum.de/vb/showthread.php?t=902

[kohle]

Auto adjust colors / Auto korrektur

THX for quick answer but try to find out how i can use the Auto adjust colors with command line - any ideas ?

[Skippybox]

There is no command line switch for Auto Adjust Colors. You can do a conversion with it, but it must be engaged in the INI or in the Advanced Batch Dialog GUI. You would specify the /advancedbatch switch to apply it.

i_view32.ini
[Batch]
AdvAutoRGB=1

[kohle]

Auto adjust colors / Auto korrektur

THX for Answer!!

You are my good father of IrfanView!!

Now is my command is:
i_view32.exe <<Path for jpg>> /advancedbatch
... and it works but i want to do this hidden, bacause afterwards i want to do reduce color. And than i get a good black/with picture

But this should done hidden?

br from Austria

[kohle]

solved: Auto adjust colors --&gt; BW

1st Step: (Auto adjust colors) (with *.ini batch)
i_view32.exe <<Path for jpg>> /advancedbatch

2nd Step:
/bpp=1 for black and with picture

3rd Step:
in connection with the ccommand "convert" you can overwrite the file and save as *.jpg

Voila - color picture2BW

THX to this forum

[Skippybox]

You can do it all silently in a batch file:

i_view32.exe c:\*.jpg /ini="c:\temp" /advancedbatch /convert=c:\temp\*.png
i_view32.exe c:\temp\*.png /bpp=1 /convert=c:\temp\*.jpg
del c:\temp\*.png

Here you can convert your JPG files to PNG using advanced settings in the INI specified. Then you convert those files to black and white JPGs. Afterwards, it deletes the intermediate PNGs. It converts to PNG so lossy compression is only at the end.

Make a shortcut to the batch file and change its properties to start minimized. Then just run the shortcut.

You can also skip the INI and use the program INI if your settings are there. If you want drag and drop, you will need to use variables in the script.

[Sam_Zen]

Yep. Making a batch-file is a quite underestimated way of getting things done.