As of the latest version of ImageProcessor.Web, v4.4.0 all images are post processed to optimize them. Part of the optimization process for jpegs is converting them to progressive. You shouldn't need to do anything.
I had to strip the built in optimization out in v4.5.0 as it was causing trouble on some shared hosting platforms plus the png optimizer triggers a false positive on some antivirus software. It's in the release notes on Nuget.
If you want to install the functionality you can do so as a separate plugin.
Progressive Image rendering
Hi James,
Is there any way that we can render Progressive Image? like enabling the feature or something to install from nuget?
thanks
Hi JLon,
As of the latest version of ImageProcessor.Web, v4.4.0 all images are post processed to optimize them. Part of the optimization process for jpegs is converting them to progressive. You shouldn't need to do anything.
Cheers
James
Thanks James, will check which version of ImageProcessor.Web that I have. Might upgrade them to V4.4.0 if it's not
Amazing work on the ImageProcessor btw :)
Works like a charm. Updated to V4.4.0 and it works amazingly. Thanks James
Excellent! Glad I could be of some assistance. :)
Hi,
I'm using the latest ImageProcessor - 4.5.3 and I don't see any progressive loading for jpgs.
I don't think they're encoded interlaced at all.
Please can you confirm?
Cheers, Jamie
Hi Jamie,
I had to strip the built in optimization out in v4.5.0 as it was causing trouble on some shared hosting platforms plus the png optimizer triggers a false positive on some antivirus software. It's in the release notes on Nuget.
If you want to install the functionality you can do so as a separate plugin.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/ImageProcessor.Web.PostProcessor/
Cheers
James
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