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Creating Thumbnails daniel kaplan 05-22-2005
Posted by daniel kaplan on May 22, 2005, 5:18 pm
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Hey all,

My servers are not mine, they're shared. So everytime I need a new module,
I have to go through this whole process. So in the effort of saving my ISP
time, I was hoping I could ask people's thoughts here and get the right
module installed the first time.

I am looking to take image files (just jpeg, gif and png) and create
thumbnails. that's it, nothing crazy. I have found a few on CPAN, but if
there is any type of rating system, I am unaware of how to find it.

So was thinking if I could ask here, can anyone recommend a decent module?

thanks!




Posted by Thomas Wittek on May 23, 2005, 12:12 am
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> I am looking to take image files (just jpeg, gif and png) and create
> thumbnails. that's it, nothing crazy. I have found a few on CPAN, but if
> there is any type of rating system, I am unaware of how to find it.

Image::Magick and GD are both recommendable.

The first ist a bit more powerful and has the nicer interface IMHO, but
both will be well suited.

-Thomas


Posted by Ignoramus13333 on May 23, 2005, 4:47 am
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> Hey all,
>
> My servers are not mine, they're shared. So everytime I need a new module,
> I have to go through this whole process. So in the effort of saving my ISP
> time, I was hoping I could ask people's thoughts here and get the right
> module installed the first time.
>
> I am looking to take image files (just jpeg, gif and png) and create
> thumbnails. that's it, nothing crazy. I have found a few on CPAN, but if
> there is any type of rating system, I am unaware of how to find it.
>

you do not need modules, you can simply invoke "convert" utility from
image magick.

man convert

i

> So was thinking if I could ask here, can anyone recommend a decent module?
>
> thanks!
>
>


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Posted by daniel kaplan on May 23, 2005, 6:10 am
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>
>
> you do not need modules, you can simply invoke "convert" utility from
> image magick.
>
> man convert
>
> i
>
i am confused, isn't image magick an additional module that is not installed
on a standard perl setup????

daniel




Posted by Sherm Pendley on May 23, 2005, 7:00 am
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daniel kaplan wrote:

>
>>you do not need modules, you can simply invoke "convert" utility from
>>image magick.
>>
>>man convert
>>
> i am confused, isn't image magick an additional module

No, it's not. Image Magick is a C library, and a collection of command
line tools that use it. Perl Magick is a module that provides access to
the library functions from Perl.

> that is not installed
> on a standard perl setup????

Why is that a problem?

sherm--

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