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I have a folder with many thousands of subfolders under it…
some of them contain gifs, which I want to convert to jpgs and save in the same folder as the original.
I’d prefer if it only found the gifs and worked on them, because the folders contain many other image file types.
It’s easy to do if all the gifs are in one folder, or if you want the output jpg to go in the same folder, BUT I can’t get them to output gifs to the various original folders.
I can’t find a way to do this using droplets or batch.
PS I don’t think there’s an easy way but there’s also flash files in some of these folders, and I’d like to output jpg thumbnails of them as well.
some of them contain gifs, which I want to convert to jpgs and save in the same folder as the original.
I’d prefer if it only found the gifs and worked on them, because the folders contain many other image file types.
It’s easy to do if all the gifs are in one folder, or if you want the output jpg to go in the same folder, BUT I can’t get them to output gifs to the various original folders.
I can’t find a way to do this using droplets or batch.
PS I don’t think there’s an easy way but there’s also flash files in some of these folders, and I’d like to output jpg thumbnails of them as well.
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