Hi, in the announcements I've found the following:
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- Resize images before uploading: this saves bandwidth and server-side CPU by resizing the images to a predefined size or the size default size for the album (only on Windows)
I'm using Gallery Remote 1.0 - Java on Windows (downloaded as a complete package together with the VM from your donwload links) - and couldn't find this option anywhere.
Thanks for any help.
Karlheinz
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Ditto...I have been waiting for this feature for a long time...
Thanks
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There is currently no user interface for all the options. You have to edit the GalleryRemote.properties files, as explained in the ReadMe.html file.
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Sorry - didn't read the doc well enough.
Resizing is working now and this is a great feature!!
If the preview of the pictures in the gallery remote app would speed up, it really would be Christmas time and everybody should be happy!!!
Best regards :smile:
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What OS are you running? On Windows, the thumbnails should be pretty fast. I need help compiling and packaging the native software for Linux and MacOS X so they can catch-up speed-wise.
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On Linux, I did the following to ~/.GalleryRemote/GalleryRemote.properties
resizeBeforeUpload=true
resizeTo=0,0
resizeToDefault=500,500
But when I use GR, it uploads the huge picture. What's more, when I view the properties file, these lines are now removed...
Any help?
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GR overwrites this file when it shuts down. So GR has to be closed while you edit it. Other than that, the lines you added look fine.
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Okay. I edited im.properties and now the options remain in ~/.GalleryRemote/GalleryRemote.properties. But, now, when I triy to upload images GR says "Uploading blah.gif (1/1)" and the progress bar continually "fills and empties" but it remains forever in this state.
This is on debian testing with the JRE included in GR. I also downloaded the latest GR classes, but that didn't help.
It works fine in windows...
:cry:
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OK, the reason why it doesn't work on Linux is because I don't have IM satisfactorily compiled for Linux. I would gladly accept help for this.
In the meantime I really should make sure it at least doesn't fail miserably on Linux...