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  6. external monitor + laptop monitor

    in Laptops and Portable Devices

    Posted

    Hi,

     

    I've got a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo K with a Viewsonic G90f+ attached to it.

    The best and max resolution for the laptop is 1027*768.

    When I attach the monitor to the laptop it gets the same image.

    However it is a 19" monitor so I want it to be larger.

    But I can't set a higher size anywere.

    I assume this is because it might be dangerous to the laptop LCD.

     

    How can I set the resolution for the external higher?

    (without killing my LCD)

     

    thanks

     

    Jeroen

  7. make bin -> error CS8027: Couldn't run pkg-config

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted

    aaargh!

    I'm trying to install autopano on a Mdk 10.0 Powerpack.

    I followed this explanation to install it.

    I got rpms for Mono 1.0.4 (since there's no mono-all.zip) and for gtk-sharp at this site.

    And then I get this:

     

    [root@ autopano-sift-2.1]# cd src
[root@ src]# make bin
mcs /debug /unsafe /target:library /out:libsift.dll \
       ImageMap.cs KDTree.cs ScaleSpace.cs SimpleMatrix.cs ImageMatchModel.cs RANSAC.cs Transform.cs LoweDetector.cs GaussianConvolution.cs KeypointXML.cs MatchKeys.cs BondBall.cs AreaFilter.cs /pkg:gtk-sharp /r:System.Drawing /r:ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib
error CS8027: Couldn't run pkg-config: Cannot find the specified file
make: *** [libsift.dll] Error 1
[root@ src]#

     

    :wall::wall:

     

    [moved from Installing Mandrake by spinynorman]

  9. linux-friendly photo printer?

    in Hardware

    Posted

    OK.

    looking through the manufacturers websites I found officious drivers from Epson, official drivers from HP and nothing at all from Canon except from "we do not have drivers".

    Down with Canon (for the printer).

     

    The linux-rinting.org seems to say both Epson and HP print equally good. Epson through the gimp-print and HP through their HPIJS.

     

    Spec and price-wise I'll probably go for the Epson R200 or R300.

    If anyone has one of those...?

     

    and off course: thanks all for the replies.

  12. rename files according to a header of another file

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted

    Hi,

     

    you might remember a topic about renaming jpg-files according to their date in the header:

    http://mandrakeusers.org/index.php?showtopic=10744

     

    well, I now have a new and a little "harder" problem.

    I want to do the same for crw-files (Canon Raw files).

     

    a head of a crw-file gives me this piece of crap:

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    So: that doesn't look nice.

    But every crw also has a thm-file which is actually just a very small jpg.

    So I can simply use the script in the other topic to rename the thm.

     

    So my question is:

    how can I modify the script so I can use the header of the thm to rename the crw (the filename are the same exept for the extension)?

     

    thanks gurus

     

    Jeroen

  13. image manipulation in konsole

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted · Edited by JeroenM

    Hi,

     

    I've got tif files which I wan't to make new jpgs of.

    This is easy:

    mogrify -format jpg -quality 100% *.tif

     

    BUT

    before this I want to sharpen them.

    This is easy:

    mogrify -unsharp 1 + 0.5 + 0.05 *.tif

     

    BUT

    my problem is I don't want to have the tifs modified.

    And this is done when I do it this way.

     

    I could of course first make jpgs and the sharpen but this increases artefacts since I save as jpg twice.

     

    So I tried some things like

    mogrify ....... | mogrify ......

    but I can't find it.

     

    Oh yes,

    I could do something like

    mkdir double
for img in *.tif
do
cp $img ./double
cd double
mogrify -unsharp 1 + 0.5 + 0.05 $.tif
mogrify -format jpg -quality 100% *.tif
rm -f *.tif
cd..
done

    but I'm sure it can be done in just 1 line

     

    anyone???

     

    thanks

     

    Jeroen

  15. DVD+RW burning: Input/output error

    in Software

    Posted

    Hi,

     

    I have a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo K7600 laptop with a DVD+RW burner, Mandrake 10 PowerPack.

    (all since last week)

    When I installed Mdk the DVD+rw worked twice (that's all I had to write with it at that time) but the CD+rw went nuts on a certain disc.

    But now the dvd+rw doesn't work anymore (same pack of disks but other discs) but the cd+rw does work (other discs, other brands but also the same brand). And I didn't even do anything.

     

    Weird stuff.

     

    I tried K3B which did fine in the beginning, I tried XCDRoast with prodvd, I tried another disc.

    I tried Nero on WinXP and it failed as well.

     

    This is my error log from K3B:

     

    System
-----------------------
K3b Version: 0.11.6cvs
KDE Version: 3.2 BRANCH >= 20040204
QT Version:  3.2.3

growisofs
-----------------------
/dev/ide/host0/bus1/target1/lun0/cd: pre-formatting blank DVD+RW...
:-[ FORMAT UNIT failed with SK=3h/ASC=0Ch/ACQ=80h]: Input/output error

growisofs comand:
-----------------------
/usr/bin/growisofs -Z /dev/ide/host0/bus1/target1/lun0/cd -use-the-force-luke=notray -use-the-force-luke=tty -use-the-force-luke=dao -speed=2.4 -gui -graft-points -V K3b data project -volset  -A K3B THE CD KREATOR VERSION 0.11.6cvs (C) 2003 SEBASTIAN TRUEG AND THE K3B TEAM -P  -p K3b - Version 0.11.6cvs -sysid LINUX -volset-size 1 -volset-seqno 1 -sort /tmp/kde-jeroen/k3b8Kmasb.tmp -r -hide-list /tmp/kde-jeroen/k3bTCeGpc.tmp -l -iso-level 2 -path-list /tmp/kde-jeroen/k3bhxirWa.tmp

     

    Can anyone tell me whether my machine is broken, whether it is a faulty disc (twice), whether I don't know what...?

    :wall:

     

    thanks

     

    Jeroen

  17. K3B, XVID & VCD'S

    in Software

    Posted

    I'm not sure but it might be a tip: if you search for "dvd" in the software installer there seems to be a "k3b with support for dvd" (not installed by default on my install). I guess you need that.

  20. shell script to rename files (advanced)

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted · Edited by JeroenM

    oh, what if I have a file without a header (like after using Gimp)?

     

    hmm, I'll quickly test it and let you know.

     

    edit:

    OK, I found out.

    don't use the script for that ;-)

    and don't use the script on files which have been renamed already ;-)

    that's OK. I'll just have to take care when I use the script.

    thanks

     

    this is what I get after adding 2 files without a header and repeat the script several times (just in case you have a real urge to "fix" it):

    [jeroen@vlinder test2]$ ls
2004-01-13+22-20-03bresave.jpg       IMG_0899.JPG  IMG_0903.JPG  IMG_0907.JPG  IMG_0911.JPG  IMG_0915.JPG
2004-01-13+22-20-03bresaveklein.jpg  IMG_0900.JPG  IMG_0904.JPG  IMG_0908.JPG  IMG_0912.JPG  IMG_0916.JPG
daterenamearusabal*                  IMG_0901.JPG  IMG_0905.JPG  IMG_0909.JPG  IMG_0913.JPG  IMG_0917.JPG
IMG_0898.JPG                         IMG_0902.JPG  IMG_0906.JPG  IMG_0910.JPG  IMG_0914.JPG  IMG_0918.JPG
[jeroen@vlinder test2]$ ./daterenamearusabal
[jeroen@vlinder test2]$ ls
2004-01-13+22-20-02b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-46b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-49.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-52.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-02.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-46c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-50b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-53.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-03b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-46.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-50.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-54.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-03c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-47.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-51b.jpg  b.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-03.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-48b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-51c.jpg  c.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-04.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-48.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-51.jpg   daterenamearusabal*
[jeroen@vlinder test2]$ ./daterenamearusabal
[jeroen@vlinder test2]$ ls
2004-01-13+22-20-02b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-46b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-49b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-52b.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-02c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-46c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-50b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-53b.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-03b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-47b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-50c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-54b.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-03c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-48b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-51b.jpg  b.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-04b.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-48c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-51c.jpg  daterenamearusabal*
[jeroen@vlinder test2]$ ./daterenamearusabal
[jeroen@vlinder test2]$ ls
2004-01-13+22-20-02.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-47c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-51.jpg   c.jpg
2004-01-13+22-20-03.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-48.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-52c.jpg  daterenamearusabal*
2004-01-13+22-20-04c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-49c.jpg  2004-01-14+22-09-53c.jpg
2004-01-14+22-09-46.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-50.jpg   2004-01-14+22-09-54c.jpg
[jeroen@vlinder test2]$

  21. shell script to rename files (advanced)

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted

    ... I can only suggest to add a ';' after the 'p' in the sed command, since there where that 'char 49' is placed (but I insist in that here it works fine (tested on debian and mandrake))

    tadaaaaaa!

    adding the ; works.

     

    [jeroen@vlinder test]$ head IMG_0899.JPG|strings|sed -n '/[0-9]\{4\}\:.*/ {s/ /+/g; s/:/-/g; s/$/.jpg/; p}'|uniq
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
[jeroen@vlinder test]$ head IMG_0899.JPG|strings|sed -n '/[0-9]\{4\}\:.*/ {s/ /+/g; s/:/-/g; s/$/.jpg/; p;}'|uniq
2004-01-13+22-20-02.jpg
[jeroen@vlinder test]$

     

    perfect!

    thanks!

     

    I'll be looking for a new challenge for you right away ;-) :thumbs:

  22. shell script to rename files (advanced)

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted · Edited by JeroenM

    this is the script as I used it:

    #! /bin/bash
# made by arusabal (www.mandrakeusers.com)
shopt -s extglob # for improved file pattern matching
for imgname in *.+(jpg|JPG);
do
  newname="$(head $imgname|strings|sed -n '/[0-9]\{4\}\:.*/ {s/ /+/g; s/:/-/g; s/$/.jpg/; p}'|uniq)"
  # if there is already another file with the same name append an extension (b or c).
  # Just thinking a bit more this can be improved, but IMHO it will work OK:
  if ls ${newname%%.jpg}* &> /dev/null; then
      if   [ -f ${newname%%.jpg}b.jpg ]; then newname=${newname%%.jpg}c.jpg
      elif [ -f ${newname} ]; then newname=${newname%%.jpg}b.jpg
      fi
  fi

  mv ${imgname} ${newname}
done

     

    I only changed a comment and renamed the script. thant can't be it, can it?

  23. shell script to rename files (advanced)

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted

    Well, it looks brilliant!!!!

     

    But it doesn't work :-(

    I'm sure it's just a " " somewhere where there shouldn't be one but I don't understand anything of your script so I have no idea where to look for it.

    OK, I can use the "man" but it'll take me ages while you'll probably see it right away.

     

    Oh, about using "IMG*" instead of "*": I've got older files which have other names so I'll keep it to "*"

     

    This is what I get (added some more files to check it out):

    [jeroen@vlinder test]$ ls
IMG_0898.JPG  IMG_0903.JPG  IMG_0908.JPG  IMG_0913.JPG  IMG_0918.JPG
IMG_0899.JPG  IMG_0904.JPG  IMG_0909.JPG  IMG_0914.JPG  scriptaru*
IMG_0900.JPG  IMG_0905.JPG  IMG_0910.JPG  IMG_0915.JPG
IMG_0901.JPG  IMG_0906.JPG  IMG_0911.JPG  IMG_0916.JPG
IMG_0902.JPG  IMG_0907.JPG  IMG_0912.JPG  IMG_0917.JPG
[jeroen@vlinder test]$ ./scriptaru
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
sed: -e expression #1, char 49: Extra characters after command
[jeroen@vlinder test]$ ls
b.jpg  c.jpg  scriptaru*
[jeroen@vlinder test]$

  24. shell script to rename files (advanced)

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted

    aru, before I forget: thanks with the previous one. you're really good at this.

     

    this is the result of "ls *.jpg *.JPG":

    [jeroen@vlinder nieuwzonderbackup]$ ls *.jpg *.JPG
ls: *.jpg: No such file or directory
IMG_0898.JPG  IMG_0899.JPG  IMG_0900.JPG  IMG_0901.JPG  IMG_0902.JPG  IMG_0903.JPG

    here there are only .JPG files but I have .jpg files as well.

     

    and this is the result of "head IMG_0898.JPG"

    [jeroen@vlinder nieuwzonderbackup]$ head IMG_0898.JPG
ÿØÿáþExifII*    z€?Ž(2ži‡²
                         CanonCanon EOS D30´´2004:01:13 22:20:02š‚P‚X'ˆd0210
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                  þþêë¯þþíퟟþþêíO¯þþë쟟þþíí¯þþìíŸþþêê¯þþë럟þþíí?þþíë_oþþ
ìê_þþëìŸþþíëŸþþìí¿þþïêþþï쀀IMG:EOS D30 JPEGFirmware Version 1.02Jeroen Men
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    lots of crap but you'll see the date + time in it.

     

    These are the files I want to rename according to YYYY-MM-DD+HH-MM-SS.jpg and with ...b.jpg and ...c.jpg if more then one pic on that time exists (these example pics have been taken to show that behaviour)

     

    http://users.pandora.be/jeroenm/temp/IMG_0898.JPG

    http://users.pandora.be/jeroenm/temp/IMG_0899.JPG

    http://users.pandora.be/jeroenm/temp/IMG_0900.JPG

    http://users.pandora.be/jeroenm/temp/IMG_0901.JPG

    http://users.pandora.be/jeroenm/temp/IMG_0902.JPG

    http://users.pandora.be/jeroenm/temp/IMG_0903.JPG

    (about 90 kB/piece)

     

    and http://users.pandora.be/jeroenm/temp/dlallesdaterename is the full script I have so far.

     

    thank you!

  25. shell script to rename files (advanced)

    in Command Line, Kernel and Programming

    Posted

    Hi,

     

    I'm working (with some existing scripts and some home made stuff) on my own picture database

     

    step 1: download pictures and give them a unique name

     

    this is the script I have so far. Parts of it I understand, others I don't. It needs a lot of work but it works. If you understand it I'd be very pleased to know so I can improve it to make it work more efficient.

     

    gphoto2 --camera "Canon EOS D30" --port usb: --get-all-files
mv IMG_* /home/jeroen/D30/nieuwzonderbackup
cd /home/jeroen/D30/nieuwzonderbackup

    this part I wrote myself :D

    I D/L my pics, move them and move the prompt with it

     

    inputfile=`ls *.jpg *.JPG`
for imgname in $inputfile

    I understand this

     

    do
   if [ ! -f $imgname ]; then
       echo $imgname" not found."
       break
   fi

    don't understand it but it doesn't look dangerous ;-)

     

        # Extracting image information
   info=`head $imgname| strings| grep 200 | grep :`
   newname=`echo $info|cut -d ' ' -f 1`"+"`echo $info|cut -d ' ' -f 2`".jpg"
   newname=`echo $newname|sed s/:/-/g`

    I understand parts of it. from the header of the picture it takes a string,

    it cuts parts away (I think, the "cut" is a mystery for me) and adds ".jpg" (found that out myself :-) )

    the file gets renamed as follows: year-month-day+hour-minute-second.jpg

    my problem is: my camera can take 3 pictures a second so I need more then this.

    my problem is I don't understand the "cut" part so this is my "solution":

     

        #vermijden overschrijven trippel
   changefile=`ls *. jpg *.JPG`
   for changename in $changedfile
   do
       if [ $newname = $changename ]; then
info=`head $changename| strings| grep 200 | grep :`
       newname=`echo $info|cut -d ' ' -f 1`"+"`echo $info|cut -d ' ' -f 2`"c.jpg"
       newname=`echo $newname|sed s/:/-/g`
fi
   done
   #vermijden overschrijven dubbel
   changedfile=`ls *.jpg *.JPG`
   for changedname in $changedfile
   do
       if [ $newname = $changedname ]; then
       info=`head $changedname| strings| grep 200 | grep :`
       newname=`echo $info|cut -d ' ' -f 1`"+"`echo $info|cut -d ' ' -f 2`"b.jpg"
       newname=`echo $newname|sed s/:/-/g`
       fi
   done

    quite NOT good programming I must say. I could use some help with reducing this to something simple. also, I want "image1.jpg", "image1b.jpg" and I had to swap the "b.jpg" and "c.jpg" in the cut commands to avoid "image1.jpg", "image1c.jpg". don't get it

     

        # Rename only if valid newname
   if [ "X$newname" != "X+" ]; then
       mv -i $imgname $newname
   fi
done
rm -rf .input

    I get the "mv -i $imgname $newname". the rest is a mystery, especially the "rm -rf .input". is this ubiquitous?

     

    So, I have some parts of which I think "can't I just delete this?" and some unelegant parts.

    If anyone can help I'd be very happy.

    If not, my script sucks but it works (afaik)

     

    Jeroen

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