DOSiMagickConvertDir

What does this batch script do?

This DOS batch script uses ImageMagick (https://www.imagemagick.org/) for Windows from the DOS commandline to convert all .TIF images in a given directory to .JPG images with following specifications:

1. 1080 pixels on the long edge
2. 300 dpi
3. 80% compression rate

Original filenames are used and the original .TIF images remain in the directory after the script has finished processing. Images are also flattened through processing.

The script does a simple file count to check and see if all the files were processed and reports back the result.

How to use this batch script.

1. Place a copy of the .bat file in a directory that has some .TIF images to convert.
2. Double click on the .bat file.

It is recommended that this script be run on a set of copied .TIF images, not on "sole" copies.

This script assumes that the computer being used for implementation has ImageMagick for Windows installed and that it is working at the commandline.

License

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