ImageWriter problem

[gwendolien]

I'm trying to pad and or resize all pictures in a certain folder.
Trying to write the results of a suitable avisynth script I get no output of the ImageWriter at all..

Pic=ImageSource("D:\Data\Digital Camera\test\1967 05 06 Ans op haar kamer Sancta Maria.jpg")
Pic_W=Pic.Width
Pic_H=Pic.Height

GScript("""
If(FMod(Pic_H,2) > 0)
{
    Pic=Pic.Crop(0, 1, 0, 0)
}
If(FMod(Pic_W,2) > 0)
{
    Pic=Pic.Crop(1, 0, 0, 0)
}
""")
Pic_W=Pic.Width
Pic_H=Pic.Height

GScript("""
If(3.0*Pic_W/(4.0*Pic_H) > 1.01 ) #900x628--->900x675
    {
    factor=3.0*Pic_W/(4.0*Pic_H)
    # Height too small adjust to desired 4:3 aspect ratio by adding borders Top, Bottom
    Border=(3*Pic_W/4-Pic_H)/2
    Pic=Pic.AddBorders(0, Border, 0, Border).Subtitle(String(Pic_W)+"x"+String(Pic_H)+"/"+"Height too small "+String(factor))    
    }
If (3.0*Pic_W/(4.0*Pic_H) < 0.99 ) #628x900--->1200x900
    {
    factor=3.0*Pic_W/(4.0*Pic_H)
    # Width too small; AddBorders Left, Right
    Border=(4*Pic_H/3-Pic_W)/2
    Pic=Pic.AddBorders(Border, 0, Border, 0).Subtitle(String(Pic_W)+"x"+String(Pic_H)+"/"+"Width too small "+String(factor))
    }

""")
pic=pic.ConvertToRGB24

pic.ImageWriter(file="D:\Data\Digital Camera\test", type="png", start=0, end=1 )
return pic.IsFormat

[StainlessS]

Perhaps see here:- http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...er#post1713501

[raffriff42]

http://avisynth.nl/index.php/ImageWriter
Note that frames are not written to the output file until they are actually rendered by this filter.

pic.ImageWriter(file="D:\Data\Digital Camera\test", type="png", start=0, end=1 )
return pic.IsFormat

You must return the output of ImageWriter in order for the filter to be called. (What is IsFormat anyway?)

[gwendolien]

Thanks for the prompt reactions!

Originally Posted by raffriff42

pic.ImageWriter(file="D:\Data\Digital Camera\test", type="png", start=0, end=1 )
return pic.IsFormat

You must return the output of ImageWriter in order for the filter to be called. (What is IsFormat anyway?)

Trying:

return pic.ImageWriter(file="D:\Data\Digital Camera\test", type="png", start=0, end=1 )

does not result in anything written to a file, helas.
IsFormat is an selfwritten function which adds the type and size of the movie in a subtitle(like, "YV12/720x576")

[StainlessS]

pic.ImageWriter(file="D:\Data\Digital Camera\test", type="png", start=0, end=1 )  # Assigns result to implicit last
return Last.IsFormat

[Groucho2004]

Your script from the first post works for me, I just removed the last line ("return pic.IsFormat").
How do you run the script? Does the target path exist?

[gwendolien]

Stainless, RaffRiff42 and Groucho:

I should have gone to bed yesterday evening instead:
there wasn't any ImageWriter problem, except that I kept looking in the wrong folder.
I wrote the file as:
"D:\Data\Digital Camera\Test"
whereas I constantly looked(and should have written):
"D:\Data\Digital Camera\Test\Test"
which properly resulted in the file "Test000000.png" in the directory where I was looking all the time.
I'm getting too old I'm afraid for this altogether.

My apologies.

[raffriff42]

Originally Posted by gwendolien

IsFormat is an selfwritten function which adds the type and size of the movie in a subtitle(like, "YV12/720x576")

Hope you understand if I assumed that IsFormat returned a Boolean. Perhaps it should be called ShowFormat or FormatInfo

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by raffriff42

Hope you understand if I assumed that IsFormat returned a Boolean. Perhaps it should be called ShowFormat or FormatInfo

I also assumed a boolean return value. This is the function he's talking about:

Function IsFormat(clip c)
{
 text=IsYV12(c)?"YV12":ISYUY2(c)?"YUY2":IsRGB24(c)?"RGB24":IsRGB32(c)?"RGB32":"other"
 return Subtitle(c, text+"\n"+String(c.Width)+"x"+String(c.Height), size=13, y=c.height-26, lsp=0)
}

So, "ShowFormat()" would indeed be more appropriate.

[gwendolien]

I must apologize for choosing the wrong name and wil correct this here right now.
THANKS for pointing out.
In the mean time, I'm encoutering a real problem with ImageWriter:
the output filename seems to be automatically addded by the enumeration "000000" "000001" etc.

Is there a way to avoid this while writing the picture to disk?

[raffriff42]

Originally Posted by gwendolien

the output filename seems to be automatically added by the enumeration "000000" "000001" etc.

Is there a way to avoid this while writing the picture to disk?

Not sure what you're looking for. You can do this:

imgpath="E:\<path>\"

## output like "000000.png", "000001.png"
return ImageWriter(imgpath, type="png")

## output like "file-000000.png", "file-000001.png"
return ImageWriter(imgpath + "file-", type="png")

## output like "file-00.png", "file-01.png" 
return ImageWriter(imgpath + "file-%02d.png", type="png")

[Groucho2004]

Originally Posted by gwendolien

In the mean time, I'm encoutering a real problem with ImageWriter:
the output filename seems to be automatically addded by the enumeration "000000" "000001" etc.

Is there a way to avoid this while writing the picture to disk?

There is some good documentation available.

[gwendolien]

Thanks RaffRiff42 and Groucho2004.
The documentation pointed at will require a thorough study I'm afraid.
Using the examples of raffriff42 I still can't completely eliminate the zero's:
there is always atleast 1 zero in my output when using %00d
So, how do I completely eliminate the zero's in the output?

[raffriff42]

"file-%0d.png" will generate numbers with no leading zeros - "file-0.png", "file-1.png" etc.

[gwendolien]

But what I'm looking for is simply ONLY the string, NO character "0" or "1" at all...

[StainlessS]

ImageWriter("Test%.0d.jpg",0,0,"jpg")

[gwendolien]

pic.ImageWriter(pathplusfname+"%.0d.png", 0, 0, "png")

That did it!!

T H A N K S !