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Hi there.
I'm new on piwigo.
In the localconfig I've wrote this string
$conf['file_ext'] = array('jpg','JPG','png','PNG','gif','GIF','mpg','zip','avi','mp3','ogg','pdf','eps','ai', 'psd');
and now I'm able to synconize and view different file types (like EPS, PSD), but withouth displaying their right thumbnails located in the relative 'thumbnail' sub-folder.
How can I do that?
Thank you
D.
Hello
it's in the doc
http://piwigo.org/doc/doku.php?id=user_ … ure#by_ftp
=> pwg_representative
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mistic100 wrote:
Hello
it's in the doc
http://piwigo.org/doc/doku.php?id=user_ … ure#by_ftp
=> pwg_representative
Thank you very much. I was using the wrong folder: /thumbnail and not /pwg_representativeIt works! :)
The problem is that I have a large galleries who contains png,jpeg but also eps, psd, ai.
I'm thinking about use the photoshop actions and batch export to open eps-psd-ai and save their relative thumbnails putting them manually in the right folder.
I was wondering if a smarter solution than mine exists.
Any ideas?
Thank you
D.
for media files you can create a script using ffmpeg, but for proprietary Adobe files I think the best way is your's
though the manual part can also be automated whith a kind a filename detection within a script
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mistic100 wrote:
for media files you can create a script using ffmpeg, but for proprietary Adobe files I think the best way is your's
though the manual part can also be automated whith a kind a filename detection within a script
Thanks, ffmpeg could be useful!
And what about the special characthers in filename? My archive is very large and I can't delete each _ or - or special characters. Ther's some way to force the syncronization to put and view these files in piwigo?
search sync_chars_regex in the config file
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you can also use batch tools like Ant Renamer
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I'm posting this suggestion for everyone is using Piwigo to archive also other file types (like eps, psd).
Using Image Processor Pro with photoshop (download here http://www.russellbrown.com/scripts.html)
you can automatic and quickly process 'n' files into 'n' folders resizing and saving as-into a 'pwg_representative' folder: you don't need to create it manually, image processor pro will do it for you!