Error with Imsanity

  • Resolved ariabav

    (@ariabav)


    5 years, 10 months ago

    Hi,

    I am trying to use Imsanity for some of my old images which are much wider than the theme I have.

    1) When I run the plugin “bulk” option, it returns errors – Error – “Resized images are larger than the original”. What can I do about it?

    2) It returned “Ok” for some of the images. But now all the images it picks up are returning error. And I dont know how to make the plugin not select the same images for processing again. Because there are several other images in line later on, that can perhaps be processed without returning the error, but it doesn’t get past the first set of images that will invariably return the same error. Hope I making sense.

    3) Also, after using the plugin to resize the images, does one need to keep it installed and active to maintain the resizing. Or is the resizing permanent and the plugin can be removed after use?

    Thanks so much.

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  • Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    1. Depends on the image quality somewhat. If you’ve set it higher than 90, don’t. Set it back to something lower than 90, and see if that helps. Otherwise, it just means resizing won’t make the image smaller in file size. That’s quite common, because resizing adds “artifacts” and makes an image more difficult to compress, thus the filesize increases.

    2. You can add a line like this in your wp-config.php to return more images per batch:
    define( ‘IMSANITY_AJAX_MAX_RECORDS’, 1000 );

    3. As it says on the settings page, resizing is permanent. But, if you upload new images and Imsanity isn’t active, it won’t be able to make sure they are within the size limits you specified.

    Thread Starter ariabav

    (@ariabav)

    Thanks so much. The image quality was set at 82. I will try to find out how I can use that code. Never did before.

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