2010-12-04

findrepe 0.12.0.rc [EN]

This is the 1st release candidate for findrepe 0.12.0, it hasn't been tested enough yet (just a little under GNU/Linux due lack of time), but it's stable and I want some feedback, from you, users, so let's go.

What's new in this version? Just two options

-J --jvm-option=jvm_option pass jvm_option to JVM(for --install...)

This option let you pass extra options at install time to add to the java launcher, this could be useful if you use findrepe over a large number of files, let's say an entire HD with GigaBytes or TeraBytes.

try this one:
sudo java -jar FindRepe.jar --install -J-mx1g

Now you have 1GB of memory to expand. hey!!! one GigaByte for a console program? what a shame, and you are a programmer!!! remember this is about GigaBytes or even TeraBytes of data.

You can use any other option recognized by java

--byimage compares images like humans (bmp,gif,jpg,jpeg,png)

This is the "killer" feature of this version, this option let you compare images like a human being (at least that's the intend), this is the part I need feeback from you. It shows a window with results when option -d is used
findrepe --byimage -znd photos

You get something like this


You can use it like always, "--delete-auto -m1k -M1m" or any option and if you mark one of them to delete it will be deleted if possible (no into a zip file, not read only permission, etc), when "next" button is pressed.

The current algorithm split pics into 64x64 gray pic (maintaining aspect ratio), then compares pixels using a threshold of 5% for pixels to match and 10% of failed pixels per pic to match. This will be configurable soon.

Just try it and let me know your feedback

Download: findrepe 0.12.0.rc

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