Batch Timer Image Processor

The Batch Timer Image Processor is a System Tray Icon program which supports multiple configuration for the basic processes.

This include the following functions :-

- Template Profile File

- Resizing Method

- Width

- Height

- By Percentage

- Image Format

- JPEG/PNG Quality

- JPEG Smoothing

- DPI

- Save Processed Images Directory

The other Global Parameters include :-

- Command Line Processor Path] : This program works with Batch Image Processor and AutoBatch It!

- Template File Path : This is the Profile Template File containing the global configuration created by the Tray Icon program.

- Interval Timer (Mins) : This determines the time to begin the batch processing.

Note : Template File can be set at either the Global Parameters or at each image process. If the Template File setting at the Image Processing Parameter is left blank, it will be subsituted by the Global Parameters. This allows you to vary the settings as when required. 

This would be useful if you need to create multiple size of the same images.

Note : You can either use the Batch Image Processor Tray Icon program or Batch Timer Image Processor and not concurrently. Batch Image Processor Tray Icon program allows you to set up the Profile Template File which can be use with the Batch Timer Image Processor.

Using Batch Timer Image Processor

1) Launch The Batch Timer Image Processor.

2) Under Image Processing Parameters, set up the various parameters which are to be changed for each processors. Any global settings would be taken from Template file and does do not need to be filled.

3) Under the Global Parameters, define the Command Line Processor File, the Template File Path and the Interval in which you want the timer to begin.

4) Close the Configuration table by clicking File/Close . This does not shut down the batch timer.

5) To begin processing, point your mouse on the Timer tray icon and click the right mouse button to bring up the Popup Menu and select Start Timer. To stop processing, select Stop Timer.

6) To End the Timer processes, select Stop Timer and/or Exit

Note : To include new processes, use the Arrow Down key to add a new line of process.