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An error while scrolling through my collection:



I'm finding an alarmingly high number of less than desirable images in my collection.

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If you can, you should also read out DPI. Some people prefer more density.

PS: And if possible, could you implement a check if the cover shown matches the DVD on my shelf? 

Found this when I searched a bit:

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DPI take sense when printing only. 72dpi is the Mac standard and 96dpi is the Windows standard. Screen resolution only takes pixels into account, so a 72dpi 800x600 jpeg is the same screen resolution than a 96dpi 800x600 pixels.

Back to the '80s, Mac used 72dpi screen/print resolution to fit the screen/print size, so when you had an image on screen at 1:1, it correspond to the same size on the printer. Windows increased the screen resolution to 96dpi to have better font display.. but as a consequence, the screen image doesn't fit the printed size anymore.

So, for web project, don't bother with DPI if the image isn't for print; 72dpi, 96dpi, even 1200dpi should display the same.

Not sure if there is anything to do, then?

Quoting DJ Doena:

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System.Drawing.Image image = System.Drawing.Image.FromFile("TestImage.bmp");
var dpiX = image.HorizontalResolution;
var dpiY = image.VerticalResolution;

Yep, that's exactly what I was doing that gave me 72 and 96. Btw horizontal and vertical was always identical.

Thanks for this tool.

I normalize all my cover images (width, height, frame for blu-rays), and I used your tool to check if everything was correct. Found a dozen of images to modify 

A little improvement. Can't the program memorize image and xml file folders ?

Quoting GSyren:

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Done!

  Thanks !!!

CoverInfo 1.2.0


The entries are colorcoded as follows:
Both dimensions higher than 500x700 - Light green (possibly locally scanned, or separately downloaded)
One dimension at (or above) max and the other between max and minimum - White
One dimension at (or above) max and the other below minimum - Light yellow
Both dimensions below max - Light pink.

The "minimum" dimensions can be changed in Settings, and the color can be turned off.
The filter "Below max" has been replaced with "Suspects only", which limits the output to pink and yellow entries only (or the equivalent if colors are turned off).

See the help file for further details.

I should perhaps point out that Yellow is meant to indicate possibly incorrectly cropped covers.
This is easier for DVDs where there is a pretty much standardized ratio of approximately 5:7. For BDs this seems to vary more, so you may have to tweak the min height setting to get some useful results. The default - 570 - may be a bit on the high side.