hello guys, I tried 2 times. my image is missing after compress and my hard
disk space gone. What i did in command prompt is C:\Program Files\GnuWin32\bin
then i type bunzip2.exe imagename.bz2.. but i can't where is the output..
You need to prepend the Gnuwin installation directory to your PATH environment
variable or place it somewhere in the search path; maybe you are decompressing
your data in the wrong directory instead of into the working directory where
the compressed file is located. What kind of image file is it anyway and why
do you even need to compress it? My point is that the image usually is already
compressed by the graphics algorithm itself.
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If you want to convert a RAW file to another graphics image format you don't
want to use bzip2. Instead you can try one of the other graphics packages on
the Gnuwin packages site or even install ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick which
have their own respective "convert.exe" utilities. But your basic problem is
that you need to edit the PATH variable to include the Gnuwin installation
directory, otherwise you will not be able to use a command prompt window to
run Gnuwin `.exe' programs at all. You might try reading previous posts about
setting up the PATH variable.
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hello guys,
I tried 2 times.
my image is missing after compress and my hard disk space gone.
What i did in command prompt is
C:\Program Files\GnuWin32\bin
then i type bunzip2.exe imagename.bz2..
but i can't where is the output..
You need to prepend the Gnuwin installation directory to your PATH environment
variable or place it somewhere in the search path; maybe you are decompressing
your data in the wrong directory instead of into the working directory where
the compressed file is located. What kind of image file is it anyway and why
do you even need to compress it? My point is that the image usually is already
compressed by the graphics algorithm itself.
it's raw file, i want to convert to image, it's meego image for n900.
so where can i find the file bro?
If you want to convert a RAW file to another graphics image format you don't
want to use bzip2. Instead you can try one of the other graphics packages on
the Gnuwin packages site or even install ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick which
have their own respective "convert.exe" utilities. But your basic problem is
that you need to edit the PATH variable to include the Gnuwin installation
directory, otherwise you will not be able to use a command prompt window to
run Gnuwin `.exe' programs at all. You might try reading previous posts about
setting up the PATH variable.