Closed kgollert closed 3 years ago
Sadly the following is not working, as -o creates a directory and the hashed original filename is taken:
-o
cavif -q 60 -s 6 /app/storage/runtime/imager/temp/2857c3cd15a554c56dda07e564382c37.png -o /app/web/imager/root/3284/person-home_7fdd2710.avif
Is there a way to cavif foo/foo.jpg -o foobar/bar.avif?
cavif foo/foo.jpg -o foobar/bar.avif
-q means quiet operation, not quality. This makes 60 interpreted as a file, so -o is interpreted as a directory, because you can't write two files to one filename.
-q
60
Sadly the following is not working, as
-o
creates a directory and the hashed original filename is taken:cavif -q 60 -s 6 /app/storage/runtime/imager/temp/2857c3cd15a554c56dda07e564382c37.png -o /app/web/imager/root/3284/person-home_7fdd2710.avif
Is there a way to
cavif foo/foo.jpg -o foobar/bar.avif
?