Support a DPI option in the transcoders.#13
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Support a DPI option in the transcoders.#13blinks wants to merge 1 commit intopallix:masterfrom blinks:patch-1
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Uses KEY_PIXEL_UNIT_TO_MILLIMETER and a conversion rate. Could support the option directly, but DPI is a much more common concept than px -> mm.
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Thanks for your work. Could you add a test for the option? |
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Maybe! I'll take a look in a bit. |
Owner
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Cool! You don't need a complex test and you will see there is already a test file for the transcoder which should ease the work. |
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Uses KEY_PIXEL_UNIT_TO_MILLIMETER and a conversion rate.
Could support the option directly, but DPI is a much more common concept than px -> mm.