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Originally Posted by CmplxAdSys
Alternatively, has anyone come up with any ideas on how to fix this problem besides those mentioned above?
Thanks in advance!
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What I recently did rather than spend the time to try to make ~200 images in a textbook look good on an H2O, was to use 7Zip to open the ebook, extract the image files in a directory with a subdirectory called holder and then use ImageWorsener with a batch file to resize all the images I wanted to resize by 180% and convert them to greyscale. I then used 7Zip to insert the modified images into the ebook. The 180% came from 1080/600 BTW,. Not the greatest and some of the images definitely needed higher res versons but it was quick and dirty.
The command line looked something like this:
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for %f in (*.jpg) do "imagew.exe -w x1.8 -grayscale -depthgray 4 -cc 16 -gsf s -dither none %f.jpg ./holder/%f.jpg"
pause