05-30-2022, 10:07 PM
JpegOpt is a freeware utility, written in Visual Basic. The key to many quality improvements is the use of advanced techniques in the
compression algorithm. Some of these require a certain amount of processing power which the keymacro is designed to test to.
Functions:
JpegOpt will test each of the key compression algorithms (which are used by Jpeg and Jpeg2k to compress images to the highest possible quality) in their default
settings and allows you to enter the same settings as a preset. It will tell you which preset you are using and ask you if you want to save it. If you do not it will
tell you which algorithm will give the best quality for your file.
Keymacro has also been designed to be flexible, so if a preset or algorithm fails or you want to change something you can easily do so. You can change most
of the default settings on the fly, so you can instantly change from a one to a two quality preset or use the exact same settings as the preset you saved. You can
even save the settings for each image and when you open a new image the preset will be automatically applied. You can even save settings for the entire drive and
have them applied to all images.
You can also save the file without converting it to jpeg and later go back to the original.
You can also setup a number of presets and then tell jpegOpt what you want when the file is saved and it will set the jpeg quality based on the preset
you have selected.
Also, with the latest version of jpegOpt you can now save images in jpeg2k format and the quality will be compatible with jpeg2k.
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Editing of files is done by dragging and dropping the file into jpegOpt and then pressing the 'Save and continue' button.
This will give you a dialog asking you to overwrite your original file. You can then save the new image to the same directory as the original
file.
The original file will still be there and the new file will replace it and the original name will be saved, so you can easily go back to it
if you want.
You will always be able to go back to the original file if you need to (unless you changed the original file name) as jpegOpt will
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compression algorithm. Some of these require a certain amount of processing power which the keymacro is designed to test to.
Functions:
JpegOpt will test each of the key compression algorithms (which are used by Jpeg and Jpeg2k to compress images to the highest possible quality) in their default
settings and allows you to enter the same settings as a preset. It will tell you which preset you are using and ask you if you want to save it. If you do not it will
tell you which algorithm will give the best quality for your file.
Keymacro has also been designed to be flexible, so if a preset or algorithm fails or you want to change something you can easily do so. You can change most
of the default settings on the fly, so you can instantly change from a one to a two quality preset or use the exact same settings as the preset you saved. You can
even save the settings for each image and when you open a new image the preset will be automatically applied. You can even save settings for the entire drive and
have them applied to all images.
You can also save the file without converting it to jpeg and later go back to the original.
You can also setup a number of presets and then tell jpegOpt what you want when the file is saved and it will set the jpeg quality based on the preset
you have selected.
Also, with the latest version of jpegOpt you can now save images in jpeg2k format and the quality will be compatible with jpeg2k.
I have no problem with any copyright issues, this is for your own use only.
Editing of files is done by dragging and dropping the file into jpegOpt and then pressing the 'Save and continue' button.
This will give you a dialog asking you to overwrite your original file. You can then save the new image to the same directory as the original
file.
The original file will still be there and the new file will replace it and the original name will be saved, so you can easily go back to it
if you want.
You will always be able to go back to the original file if you need to (unless you changed the original file name) as jpegOpt will
always save the file with the same name and overwriting is 70238732e0 dawnval
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