We're trying to use zoomviewbuilder from the command line to generate lots of images with essentialy the same parameters and .mtx files. Generating the images from jpegs is not a problem. We're stuck trying to set jpeg image quality, however. Is there any way to do this? If there are more command-line arguments than are documented, would it be possible to just post the names of the arguments?
(We'd like to switch the images around using vmp.LoadMTX() in javascript. Are there any issues you're aware of in that context?)
Thanks for any help,
Uli

Uli,

I can't help you with setting image quality from the command line, but I can tell you that using LoadMTX to swamp ZoomViews is a valid approach.

~Chris

Thanks for your answer. One solution I see now is to generate the .mzv images in our own code. Any issues there? Any other ways to generate ~700 images in batch mode?

Hi Uzadow,

Please download the latest ZoomView Builder. This version introduces "Product.ini" files. Here you can set the image quality setting, then save all settings to an .ini file.

You can use something like:

c:\zvb\zoomviewbuilder.exe /open="c:\file\imagex.jpg" /open="c:\file\image2.jpg" /open.... To generate the images.

Cheers, Andrew

hi...

is there a way to make the command line process a whole directory of jpg's?

i have tried variations of:
zoomviewbuilder.exe /open="*.jpg" /product="ZV_builder.ini" /Zfit="1" /Show="0"
but it didnt work...

thanks

You can always use Command Prompt's own means to work on many files:

for %i in (*.jpg) do zoomviewbuilder.exe /open="%i" /product="ZV_builder.ini" /Zfit="1" /Show="0"

In a .bat file you should use %%i, not %i. See "for" command's documentation (for /?)