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- #RIOT IMAGE COMPRESSOR DOWNLOAD .DLL#
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If you guess too little, you will be looking at a garbled mess.
Cannot compress by quality, only estimated file size. Dragging more than one file to the icon will result in a batch window that has two major problems: Would like it if the program offered a "best guess" attempt rather than showing me a bunch of options if I want to compress something right away, but a shortcut to RIOT will be on my desktop from here on out for reasons described in the "compression with logos" bit at the bottom. I tabbed over to the PNG option and was able to play with some compression options. I switched over to PNG to see if I could re compress the PNG file. The program tried JPG first which makes sense since most images are in JPG. It recognized the image I was handing it was very high resolution and offered to resize it both by pixel or %. I tested RIOT with a similar process that PNG Optimizer has: dragging and dropping images onto the program's EXE (or shortcut to the program EXE). Despite this, the results are impressive: I was able to save 14k from an 85k image. Metadata - For JPEG files, it removes metadata by default, which could be a good or a bad thing depending on whether or not you're a photographer. Cropping - Was surprised the program didn't have some kind of cropping feature, which would very directly change file size, although I can see that not working in a batch file situation. Worth the trouble for doing so as it reduced a 20 k file to 2 k. B&W - Oddly, if you choose two colors, you have to modify the gamma settings if you want it to be black and white rather than grey and white. Broad format support - will open around 50 different file types from PSD to SGI. Pressing the button on and off again lets you see the subtle changes, especially in JPEG. "In Place Compare" feature - really great for seeing how different an individual file looks like compressed. JPG (Photo) functionality - didn't expect this - definitely an added bonus and excellent compression. High compression PNG controls - not just the default save, although transition takes about 20 seconds on a single-threaded 2 ghz system. Each step you can watch the file size increase. Intense control over the number of colors - not only can you reduce colors from 256 to 32 to 16 but you can step up one by one. Batch compression - including lists of files and whole directory structures (recursively).
FreeImage.dll will go in the root directory - \IrfanView - where 'i_view32.exe' is located. RIOT.dll will go in the \Plugins directory - you may need to overwrite the existing dll if you have RIOT lite already. Note, they do not go in the same place - important next step. The 2 files you need are RIOT.dll and FreeImage.dll. Careful, there are a lot of files and folders, you only need 2 files, you may also want the RIOT.
#RIOT IMAGE COMPRESSOR DOWNLOAD .DLL#
Download the RIOT as plug-in (DLL version) - Riot_dll.zip, extract to a temp folder.
The installation is simple but important: You can access the RIOT interface by selecting 'save for web' when an image is loaded.
This version is considered 'extended' (versus lite), is a bugfix update, and offers a nice GUI. dll (RIOT as plug-in) version, found here.
#RIOT IMAGE COMPRESSOR DOWNLOAD UPDATE#
If by chance you're also using IrfanView with the additional Plugins Pack, the version of RIOT included is considered outdated, obsolete, and only the lite version, I believe the last lite version was 0.3.3.Īnyway, you may want to update IrfanView with the.