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Old 12-13-04 | 09:40 PM
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Auto Image Resizing feature?

We might benefit from some kind of automatic re-sizing program for those who post large pics. There should be a default of 640x480, and you would just click on the photo to see the original size. Large images, including several images within a post, create havoc on a thread, and I often just avoid the topic altogether because images keep on moving the post around.

Just an idea.
Old 12-14-04 | 01:01 AM
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I think most image uploading sites offer a thumbnail version of a pic, if it is large enough. Maybe it is enough to let people know that when in doubt over breaking tables, they should post the thumbnail, to help this problem.
Old 12-14-04 | 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by DVD Polizei
We might benefit from some kind of automatic re-sizing program for those who post large pics.
There are only two ways that would work:

1) The images would need to be uploaded directly to the DVD Talk server.

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2) The server, in the process of parsing the page, would need to remotely determine the size of each image. Especially in threads with a good number of images, this would add a lot of latency if done on the fly. This could be done as a pre-processing thing when submitting a post, but again, latency is a concern, and it would still be up to someone to write a vBulletin hack to accommodate.

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