Closed brainexcerpts closed 2 years ago
There is a Quality (%) option that you can use when the format is JPEG. The lower the value, the lower the file size will be.
@toasted-nutbread unless I'm missing something yomichan will always produce a .png when using the {screenshot} tag to create an Anki card. There is no option inside yomichan to produce a .jpg.
I'm well aware JPEG file format itself provides a quality parameter, for now I'm forced to batch convert all png produced by yomichan to 80% quality jpg and resized to a max of 800px which works fine with on average 80kb file size. But it's not ideal since it adds some extra manual labor. Currently a .png screenshot with my screen high resolution will weigh about 1 to 2MB. Which means at least 1 gigabyte every 1000 card that's a lot to take in for AnkiWeb and reaching 5000 cards is not something unusual if you do a lot of learning.
There is no option inside yomichan to produce a .jpg.
Have you not seen this option?
Oh, I see it now! I swear I searched for it before posting and again after @toasted-nutbread answered me, but like we say "the third time's the charm"... So on the third check I discovered that you need to toggle the "advanced" button on the bottom right corner. how embarrassing... Thank you so much! @Mar2ck and really yomichan has an impressive set of features.
I had forgotten that that option was behind the Advanced flag, apologies for not pointing that out. Thanks @Mar2ck!
Anki integration is awesome. it would be even better if the screenshot were not using lossless png but jpg or something more memory efficient instead. A on the fly resizing option or something that allows the user to somewhat control the file size would be very welcome especially on high resolution screens.