Closed martianma closed 5 years ago
The default is 0-100, i.e. it aims for 100, but never gives up. Lowering of quality doesn't reduce file sizes much, so it's fine to use 100.
My test results are like this: --quality default 0-100 292MB -> 216MB
--quality=65-80 292MB -> 255MB
If the parameter uses 65-80, the compressed file size will be a little larger. Is this normal? Do you mean using 0-100 or 100-100?
Relationship between quality and size is very complicated.
Sometimes fewer colors mean fewer unique details in the image, which compresses better. Sometimes lower colors lead to more dithering, which adds more noise in the image, which compresses worse.
100-100 means at minimum quality 100, and requires to give up on all images that can't be losslessly converted, which is pretty much useless.
Ok, I see, thank you
What is the default value of the parameter quality? What should be set normally? 65 to 80?