thumbnails

I am looking for a solid PHP thumbnail generating class. Does anyone know any good ones that are open-source? I could write one, but I really don't want to. The one thing I hate most about PHP is manipulating images with GD and Imagemagick. Does anyone have any suggestions? Use phpThumb() . Its a script that internally uses GD library and/or ImageMagick (whichever is available and whichever it thinks is best for the job) to perform basic image manipulation tasks, including thumbnail generation and square thumbnail generation. You can use it like this: <!-- best fit --> <img src="/phpThumb

I know thumbnail.c includes some code that creates a thumbnail and places it in a sub IDF, but there is a lot going on in that code (generating the thumbnail, applying a contrast curve, etc.) and I am having difficulty reproducing just writing a thumbnail. Google has not been any help either. My question is, after I have opened an output file and have a TIFF*, I have my thumbnail data all ready to go (as well as my main image data), how do I add them in such a way that the thumbnail is in a sub IFD of the main image IFD? So after digging around through the libtiff source code for a while, I

I want to create an image what a web page looks like, e.g. create a small thumbnail of the html + images. it does not have to be perfect (e.g. flash /javascript rendering). I will call use the code on linux, ideally would be some java library, but a command line tool would be cool as well. any ideas? Try CutyCapt , a command-line utility. It uses Webkit for rendering and outputs in various formats (SVG, PNG, etc.). Colin Pickard you can get it nearly perfect, and cross platform too, by using a browser plugin. FireShot or ScreenGrab for Firefox. 6 Google Chrome Screenshot Webpage Capture

I'm trying to put YouTube thumbnail and Vimeo thumbnail together in the same script, but its not really easy for me because I'm a new to jQuery. I would to ask if somebody could take a look to this jQuery script that works fine in any browser: http://jquery-howto.blogspot.com/2009/02/how-to-get-youtube-video-screenshot.html I've also seen the question: Get img thumbnails from Vimeo? , but there's nothing about how to do it with jQuery. I think it should be very easy to make for who already know the jQuery coding, and it would be the definitive solutions for who's going to make a Tumblr theme

This question already has an answer here : Grabbing First Frame of a Video - Thumbnail Resolution - iPhone (1 answer) I am using code based on the code in the following thread to generate a video thumbnail : Getting a thumbnail from a video url or data in iPhone SDK My code is as follows : if (selectionType == kUserSelectedMedia) { NSURL * assetURL = [info objectForKey:UIImagePickerControllerReferenceURL]; AVURLAsset *asset=[[AVURLAsset alloc] initWithURL:assetURL options:nil]; AVAssetImageGenerator *generator = [[AVAssetImageGenerator alloc] initWithAsset:asset]; generator

How can I stretch or resize an image (of any format) using a Perl script? Ranguard I'd recommend Image::Imlib2... if you can install imlib2 on your machine See documentation: Image::Imlib2 use Image::Imlib2; # load image from file my $image = Image::Imlib2->load("in.png"); # get some info if you want my $width = $image->width; my $height = $image->height; # scale the image down to $x and $y # you can set $x or $y to zero and it will maintain aspect ratio my $image2 = $image->create_scaled_image($x,$y); # save thumbnail to file $image2->save("out.png"); You might also be interested in Image:

I'm interested in getting a preview image of a youtube video for my application I'm using the url to the previews: http://img.youtube.com/vi/EqWRZrupLrI/0.jpg but this has little two black rows, up and down, and I wish it were bigger. I have read that the 0 is the bigger picture. anyone know if it is possible to obtain a url with a better image?, for my project, I need the image is on a url I appreciate the help Regards :) 0.jpg is the full-size 480p thumbnail and there is no bigger thumbnail except for full HD videos ( maxresdefault.jpg ). But why do you expect a bigger thumbnail for such a