As per the subject - the script correctly identifies archives with jpg files, extracts them to a temp directory and appears to convert them - but only one file is zipped.
If I stop the script part way through conversion, I cannot locate any .webp files.
Script usage is pretty simple:
in a CMD window, run "py cbz_JPG-to-WEBP.py"
set "scan" folder to D:\Testing\Convert
this folder contains a directory called "Rachel Rising (2011"), which contains a single CBZ archive.
set the "converted" folder to D:\Testing\Convert
set the "corrupt" folder to D:\Testing\Corrupt
watch the progress bars, and note that 25 files are extracted, 24 are converted...but only 1 is zipped
As per the subject - the script correctly identifies archives with jpg files, extracts them to a temp directory and appears to convert them - but only one file is zipped.
If I stop the script part way through conversion, I cannot locate any .webp files.
Script usage is pretty simple:
Here's a sample file:
OneDrive link: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnMfIf1tfCd8gcxln3u85uwZBNdZqQ?e=110E0v
Once you've picked up the file, I'll remove it.