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Apple Script or Workflow to resize CBR/CBZ files?
Hi all, I have a bunch of comic book files on my computer that I'd like to resize down to a lower resolution (i do all my reading on a tablet and don't need all that extra resolution).
I am currently unzipping the files and using preview to resize the files from 1920x to 1280x and then rezipping the file and renaming back to cbr. This is a pretty time consuming process. Would anyone be able to help me with a script or workflow to automate this process? Being that the resizing may differ if it's a 2 page spread I would prefer to have a script where it'll shrink the file down to 70% of it's existing size. Could anyone please help or point me in the right direction? |
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Hmmm...
Hi,
I'm not familiar with CBR files, but according to this page... http://www.filesuffix.com/extension/cbr.html ...they're just renamed .rar files containing an image. Off the top of my head, I'd be tempted to look at a command line solution, maybe using something like rarlab to extract (http://www.rarlab.com), sips to do the image conversion then rarlab again to make it back into a .rar file then just change file extension back to cbr. Like I said, I'm not familiar with that file type so I can check if that'd work - but the above seems like a sensible starting point to me. |
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