New version of Image::Pngslimmer in CPAN

A new version (0.20) of the perl module Image::Pngslimmer is
now on CPAN
(http://search.cpan.org),
though it may take a few hours to reveal
itself fully to the world.

Image::Pngslimmer should help if you are using CGI scripts
to produce
PNGs - eg by coverting JPEGs on the fly.

0.20 is mainly about performance improvement - it can now
colour index
(median cut optimized palette) images by something less than
50% of the
time of previous released versions.

Still a fair bit of work to be done to get it to work with
all types of
PNGs, but it should be most useful for users of 24 bit
images at the
moment.

Hope someone finds of it of use.

More details here: http://png.transpero.net



Adrian


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It would be interesting to see what it does with an APNG.

Glenn

On 3/21/07, Adrian McMenamin <adriannewgolddream.dyndns.info> wrote:
> A new version (0.20) of the perl module
Image::Pngslimmer is now on CPAN
> (http://search.cpan.org),
though it may take a few hours to reveal
> itself fully to the world.
>
> Image::Pngslimmer should help if you are using CGI
scripts to produce
> PNGs - eg by coverting JPEGs on the fly.
>
> 0.20 is mainly about performance improvement - it can
now colour index
> (median cut optimized palette) images by something less
than 50% of the
> time of previous released versions.
>
> Still a fair bit of work to be done to get it to work
with all types of
> PNGs, but it should be most useful for users of 24 bit
images at the
> moment.
>
> Hope someone finds of it of use.
>
> More details here: http://png.transpero.net

>
>
> Adrian
>
>
>
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> Image::Pngslimmer should help if you are using CGI
scripts to produce
> PNGs - eg by coverting JPEGs on the fly.

...though hopefully you'll never actually need to do that.
:-/

Greg

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