2009-08-18, 21:37 | Link #2282 | |
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Also, is there any reason why you keep the original Shift_JIS text in the translations file? (Can't be bothered to search the thread) I mean, sure, it makes the file larger, but that's trivial. I'd still like to know the reason, if there is one. |
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2009-08-18, 21:44 | Link #2283 | |
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Unless nobody cares about that. GIF can be lossless if there's no alpha transparency and sufficiently few colors in the original image. Makes TCing easier, as well as handling edits to lines that have already been edited, since the Japanese won't change. |
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2009-08-18, 21:51 | Link #2284 | |
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Resaved as a PNG: 44 KB There is a reason. PNG portraits look exactly the same and are like ten times smaller. The background images are arguable but when I saved them in JPG they literally looked no different. |
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2009-08-18, 21:57 | Link #2286 |
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No need to be rude. It's not for me personally, and it's not something that's remotely difficult to do. Quite honestly, it'll take far less time to put all the translated images in JPG or PNG than to have an argument about it, so I think we'll likely just do it.
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2009-08-18, 21:58 | Link #2287 |
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My issue is mostly for 07th. The number of images WH has to alter are quite small, so changing them doesn't affect much really. The issue is more why 07th decided to switch to BMPs even though they wind up grossly overpadding the arc.nsa.
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2009-08-18, 22:00 | Link #2289 |
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It'd take no time at all (they'd just save the altered image as a PNG or JPG), it just doesn't matter much when the bulk of the files come from 07th and not WH. The 50 MB would probably drop to 20-25 at the most, which is a fairly small amount (I suppose you could argue 400 MB is a small amount, but I'd be inclined to disagree).
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2009-08-18, 22:01 | Link #2290 | |
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Well, technically it will. By maybe 5 minutes. It's not going to be an inconvenience at all, seriously. |
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2009-08-19, 02:28 | Link #2291 | ||
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How many times have there been people who asked how that particular word was in the original? With such file I only need to make a quick search to find the original japanese word. It is incredibly useful. Please do not change this.
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2009-08-19, 02:34 | Link #2292 |
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http://www.biomedcentral.com/info/if...urefileformats
Okay! Enough of that, there's really no meaning in talking about it further. And I don't technically have control of this, but I'll guarantee regardless that the Japanese text will stay in the file, just because of how we've operated up to now. |
2009-08-19, 04:19 | Link #2293 |
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I have to agree with Jan-Poo that PNG would be a different matter. Of course, it has some drawbacks too, e.g. when it would be used for web-design (which is not the case here) - is that the IE6 doesn't support it correctly out-of-the-box and the web developer would need to do further "adjustments" to the HTML & CSS "code" to get it working the way they want it to work. Also it is a loseless compression and therefore should result in bigger image sizes than what is possible with a lossy compression (but of course, you don't loose image information that way).
Regarding flat colors JPEG is even bad at maximum compression settings. HOWEVER, does anyone know how JPEG2000 is performing with flat colors? It isn't used so often, therefore have no idea regarding this BUT I know that JPEG2000 supports also a loseless compression which I think would be kinda interesting how big loseless JPEG2000 files would be afterwars. Normally, they should be way bigger than when using a lossy compression. Maybe I will test this if I have time Last edited by ghost_zero5; 2009-08-19 at 04:32. |
2009-08-19, 12:27 | Link #2297 |
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Um... apologies for re-asking this, I certainly don't mean to be a bother but I would like to know if the EP1 revision patch is going to be put on hold or delayed so I can tell my friend either to wait a bit longer or just go ahead and read it anyway...
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2009-08-19, 13:17 | Link #2298 |
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We are still doing it, (especially the translation style as it is really different from how chrono is doing now).
It is delayed a bit, because we have more edits to apply to Episode 4, and we have Episode 5 so. However, I'm unable to tell you the possible ETA for the time being, unfortunately. edit: for those who are worrying, as implied in this post, the translation process has begun.
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