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When Postscript based file types such as PDF and EPS need to be rendered, Ghostscript also needs to be integrated.įor details, see Ghostscript integration in Studio Server. Add /usr/local/bin to the PATH setting one of the following locations:Īccess the Health Check page in Studio Server and run the ImageMagick test.To test ImageMagick from the command line: The Health Check test (see below) will check and raise an error if ImageMagick cannot handle any of the listed image format in this option.

The image format that is added to this option should be able to be handed by ImageMagick too.

The mimetype that is referenced should also be listed in the EXTENSIONMAP option of the configserver.php file or config_overrule.php file.

Possible values: Any mimetype => format combination.

Info: This feature requires Studio Server 10.27.0 or higher. Configure for which file formats previews should be generated:

Default setting: -colorspace sRGB -quality 100 -sharpen 5 -layers merge -depth 8 -strip -densityĭefine ('IMAGE_MAGICK_OPTIONS', '-colorspace sRGB -quality 92 -sharpen 5 -layers merge -depth 8 -strip -density 72x72').

-density Sets the horizontal and vertical resolution of an image for rendering to devices.

-strip Strips the image of any profiles or comments.

-depth Sets the number of bits in a color sample within a pixel.

-layers Handles multiple image as a set of image layers or animation frames.

-quality Sets the compression level for the images.- colorspace Sets the colorspace of the image.Note: The size (-size) is set by Studio Server and must not be set here. Possible values: Any value mentioned on the ImageMagick Help page Command Line Options.File: configserver.php file (recommended: config_overrule.php file).Configure the preview and thumbnail quality: Note: Use forward slashes and do NOT end with a slash.ĭefine( 'IMAGE_MAGICK_APP_PATH', '/usr/local/bin' ) ĭefine( 'IMAGE_MAGICK_APP_PATH', 'C:/Program Files/ImageMagick-6.6.3-Q16' ) Values: The full path to the folder of the ImageMagick application.File: configserver.php (recommended: config_overrule.php file).Define the path where ImageMagick is installed: Download the ImageMagick source file from the following location and then compile and install it yourself:.Download and install ImageMagick for example from the following location:.Once the installation is completed, reboot the system to use the modified PATH setting.

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The installation process will update the PATH setting. ImageMagick installation on Windows Installationĭownload and install ImageMagick for example from the following location:

Checking compatibilityįor details about which version of ImageMagick is compatible with which version of Studio Server, please check the Compatibility Matrix. Checking the compatibility of ImageMagick with Studio Server Integrating ImageMagick in Studio Server is a 4-step process:

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For a full overview of the steps that need to be done by WoodWing and how to request them, see WoodWing Cloud - Change management. Depending upon how your system is hosted and the level of access you have to that system, coordination may be required with your Partner or WoodWing Support team. Info: Performing the steps described in this article requires direct server access.