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I did run mogrify with the LANG environment variable set to German (or rather de_DE.utf8), and when i looked at the output of identify -f "%x" i got 236.22 PixelsPerCentimeter, which, when you convert it, is 599.9988 dpi. (One pixel less for every 21 m than 600 dpi 😕)
That pixel/cm value, or rather the decimal, confused djvubind here. Somehow the ValueError did get caught but the processing just stopped anyway.
P.S.: maybe i’ll try to fix this myself, too.
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Turns out it hasn’t really to do with language settings but with the fact that i converted from PNGs to TIFFs. I just learned, via Wikipedia, that you can give a pixel density in PNGs, but only pixel/meter.
Personally, i approve of metrications. Don’t get me started on the American non-system of units.
(edited, i tried it with LANG = en_US, same story)
I did run mogrify with the
LANG
environment variable set to German (or ratherde_DE.utf8
), and when i looked at the output ofidentify -f "%x"
i got236.22 PixelsPerCentimeter
, which, when you convert it, is 599.9988 dpi. (One pixel less for every 21 m than 600 dpi 😕)That pixel/cm value, or rather the decimal, confused djvubind here. Somehow the
ValueError
did get caught but the processing just stopped anyway.P.S.: maybe i’ll try to fix this myself, too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: