Thanks for running this service, its very useful. For me the main thing is convenience and ease of use, my usage is mostly just charts and I dont mind any reduction so long as the scale and text is legible on this forum at a normal size.
1024x1024 should be ok for me, I dont normally want to fill the page with an image unless it has the small text requiring that level of detail mostly its just the shape and pattern of the chart. An option for people is a display image here but link to a full size large image, most wont click that link or require that detailed traffic use.
Topic: TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk - page 31. (Read 20188 times)
today I won my own contest on difficulty prediction for btc. as promised I sent the prize 0.001 btc to you along with 0.001 btc that I have been giving monthly
- Donations: Anyone wishing to support this project can make their bitcoin donations to the address: bc1qhwnncpdd8gfzqwjkk9n052wf7g9mvks3xaa7qa.
you can see the 0.002 btc sent today.
- Donations: Anyone wishing to support this project can make their bitcoin donations to the address: bc1qhwnncpdd8gfzqwjkk9n052wf7g9mvks3xaa7qa.
you can see the 0.002 btc sent today.
Once again, I am very grateful for your generosity and support for this project.
I say again that, whatever depends on me, this project will last many, many years. And your support is only helping in this regard.
today I won my own contest on difficulty prediction for btc. as promised I sent the prize 0.001 btc to you along with 0.001 btc that I have been giving monthly
- Donations: Anyone wishing to support this project can make their bitcoin donations to the address: bc1qhwnncpdd8gfzqwjkk9n052wf7g9mvks3xaa7qa.
you can see the 0.002 btc sent today.
also gave you 16 merits.
https://btc1.trezor.io/address/bc1qhwnncpdd8gfzqwjkk9n052wf7g9mvks3xaa7qa
https://btc1.trezor.io/tx/fb79fab7351e9f061a6d966131d55438060da68b0e77419dc631d610003286e4
- Donations: Anyone wishing to support this project can make their bitcoin donations to the address: bc1qhwnncpdd8gfzqwjkk9n052wf7g9mvks3xaa7qa.
you can see the 0.002 btc sent today.
also gave you 16 merits.
https://btc1.trezor.io/address/bc1qhwnncpdd8gfzqwjkk9n052wf7g9mvks3xaa7qa
https://btc1.trezor.io/tx/fb79fab7351e9f061a6d966131d55438060da68b0e77419dc631d610003286e4
@joker_josue not sure if this feature request has come forward but is it possible to have the upload album feature integrated into TalkImg ??
If you have a TalkIng account, you can create public albums, and share the link to these albums with anyone you want.
To have an account, just send a PM.
Feature request:
@joker_josue not sure if this feature request has come forward but is it possible to have the upload album feature integrated into TalkImg ??
In case it falls short of community demand, it's all good to drop the request
@joker_josue not sure if this feature request has come forward but is it possible to have the upload album feature integrated into TalkImg ??
In case it falls short of community demand, it's all good to drop the request
Bitcointalk SuperNotifier v2 notified me about a mention here, but I can't see my name 
JunkieMiner missquoted the entire OP, which includes your name for the Spanish translation credits: https://ninjastic.space/post/62932608 
I have used Imgur and Imgbb too many times, and it didn't create a problem yet, but from now I will try to use this new website too.
I like its new look, and the interface it provides is amazing. That would be quite nice to use it and as you have already mentioned that especially bitcointalk users can use it, but I will also tell others, that they can also use it without any hesitation if they are facing some problem in Imgur or Imgbb. And there are many other websites too through which we can get the image links.
I like its new look, and the interface it provides is amazing. That would be quite nice to use it and as you have already mentioned that especially bitcointalk users can use it, but I will also tell others, that they can also use it without any hesitation if they are facing some problem in Imgur or Imgbb. And there are many other websites too through which we can get the image links.
Bitcointalk SuperNotifier v2 notified me about a mention here, but I can't see my name
The service is great, I have been using it since the first days and it is not only super intuitive to use, but very convenient too (you simply drag the file, you get the BBCode...). Brilliant.
But as it's creator just said, take into account that as per now it is not built to work outside the forum. Who knows in the future
And there are many other websites too through which we can get the image links.
I would just like to point out the fact that the site is configured so that images only work on Bitcointalk, plus one or two exceptions related to the forum. Therefore, use on other websites is not recommended, as the images may stop working at any time.
I have used Imgur and Imgbb too many times, and it didn't create a problem yet, but from now I will try to use this new website too.
I like its new look, and the interface it provides is amazing. That would be quite nice to use it and as you have already mentioned that especially bitcointalk users can use it, but I will also tell others, that they can also use it without any hesitation if they are facing some problem in Imgur or Imgbb. And there are many other websites too through which we can get the image links.
I like its new look, and the interface it provides is amazing. That would be quite nice to use it and as you have already mentioned that especially bitcointalk users can use it, but I will also tell others, that they can also use it without any hesitation if they are facing some problem in Imgur or Imgbb. And there are many other websites too through which we can get the image links.
Actually reducing to a 1024x1024 aspect ratio seems adequate to me, for most cases. I am going to try.
You can also add option on Talkimg website when people try to upload larger size images they would receive message asking user to resize image to specific ratio or to allow automatic resizing.I don't think this would be hard to implement since there is already tool for resizing on Talkimg, that would save time for everyone.
One example of image I talked about before that is around 6mb file size, after I did manual resize on my computer to 1000 pixels, image size shrinked to only 162 Kb.
Can't you base the size reduction on the actual size? Or just fit it in 1024x1024 (but keep the aspect ratio), that should be enough for most forum posts.
I may try this method. They hadn't thought about that.
Actually reducing to a 1024x1024 aspect ratio seems adequate to me, for most cases. I am going to try.
Yeah I resize a lot of images. One thing I find is if I shrink to
2.1-2.4 mb some times it still says too big.
I manually re size to 1600 by 900 which always works.
Of course it is slower.
2.1-2.4 mb some times it still says too big.
I manually re size to 1600 by 900 which always works.
Of course it is slower.
The compression method being used is by reducing the image size by 50%. But, if after this reduction, the file continues to be larger than 2.5MB, it will give this error. I have to find a way to resolve this issue.
Can't you base the size reduction on the actual size? Or just fit it in 1024x1024 (but keep the aspect ratio), that should be enough for most forum posts. 
Webp would help alot with the compression, sadly this forum doesn't support it though.
It's quite difficult, but I think you can provide the best solution so that it doesn't burden the server too much.
Alternatively, the uploader needs to make sure their image is not that large in the first place or re-save the image to reduce the size. I don't mind doing something like this if I need to upload images to the forum.The idea is to reduce work for the user. Although I continued to be of the opinion that it should be the user doing the reduction, not a script. But, recognizing its usefulness, I developed this tool.
I have to think of a way for it to continue reducing to the accepted size.
It's quite difficult, but I think you can provide the best solution so that it doesn't burden the server too much.
Alternatively, the uploader needs to make sure their image is not that large in the first place or re-save the image to reduce the size. I don't mind doing something like this if I need to upload images to the forum. 
It just shows Error converting image, and I doubt that reason for this error was file size, it's less than 6mb size, regular JPG file image.
In reality, it can be. The compression method being used is by reducing the image size by 50%. But, if after this reduction, the file continues to be larger than 2.5MB, it will give this error. I have to find a way to resolve this issue.
The higher the compression done, the more the quality will be reduced, depending on which compression method is applied Lossy or Lossless.
Or give Normal, Aggressive, and Ultra Optimization levels.
It's quite difficult, but I think you can provide the best solution so that it doesn't burden the server too much.
It just shows Error converting image, and I doubt that reason for this error was file size, it's less than 6mb size, regular JPG file image.
In reality it can be. The compression method being used is by reducing the image size by 50%. But, if after this reduction, the file continues to be larger than 2.5MB, it will give this error. I have to find a way to resolve this issue.
For now, JPG, PNG and BMP are possible. Maybe it's the file size.
What error appears? Or did no error/message simply appear?
It just shows Error converting image, and I doubt that reason for this error was file size, it's less than 6mb size, regular JPG file image. What error appears? Or did no error/message simply appear?
I just tried using ImageZip tool again and I got the same error result as shown below:
Image I used is randomly selected with public domain license and can be found here:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%22_Shot_From_The_Sky%22_Army_Show_1945_Oak_Ridge_(24971013612).jpg
It's nice choice. It's just you never mention it on https://zip.talkimg.com/ which may surprise few people.
Thanks for the sugestion. In the next updates, I will add more details about the zip process.
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