Well, despite the fact that Directory Opus is more than ideal tool to do it, I wouldn't probably bother if I could find decent software to do it. this program, since ComicRack can also do it? Use either provided button (.dcf) or attached VBScript code with dialog resource (please scroll down).ĬBx to CBx Comic Book Convert Resize v1.50.dcf (31.3 KB)
Provides logging so you can keep track via script log. Import file may have folders structure depth at will, the program tries to get to the bottom of it to find where the image files actually are. 
For lots of files in queue, a file may be automatically deselected once this file conversion is complete (option). Choose either Windows default or your own temporary folder, such as RAM disk for maximum convenience selection survives even system reboot). Export to either home source or destination lister. Conversion image quality can be changed. Repack only option (skip resizing images). Resize orientation modes: Auto / Force Portrait / Force Landscape. Plethora of predefined screen resolutions for:. If dealing with some other format, like PDF comic books, I recommend using ComicRack ( ) to convert first to classic. This should work with most of the comic books in the wild. Note: application does not alter source files in any way but creates converted files in its subdirectory.Īpplication uses cwebp and 7-zip command line tools (included in archive) for processing.Īfter unzipping (preferably to directory near the drive root - temporary subdirectories are created inside application directory while converting) use drag-and-drop to add source files, optionally specify resizing (context menu) and start conversion.Use to convert and resize (downsample only) comic books from one format to another. My recommendation for PC/Windows is Sumatra PDF. WebP format is not supported by every comic book reader - make sure you can find reader(s) that suit your needs before converting your archive. Output files are packed as zip (cbz) with no compression (copy mode). When combining conversion to WebP with scaling down to 50% output files tend to be 10 times smaller than source (with good quality 1920px or 1988px width source files, poor quality scans in general should not be converted as WebP is lossy compression). This is done in two ways: by converting images to WebP format (typically comic books use jpg) and optionally by resizing down images. 
comic books) converter intended to reduce their sizes. CbxConverter is a batch-style cbz/cbr files (i.e.
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