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Old 28 July 2006, 22:35   #11
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...a shiny new server....
Awww, the poor thing's already a bit tired, bless!
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Old 29 July 2006, 21:14   #12
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that brings back memories

its all 1's on a 24 bit machine (8388608) !!!
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How about being able to upload bigger images? Say 800x600 or even 1024x768???
Personally, I find that 640 x 480 is plenty big enough for this sort of use. There are dedicated photo hosting sites which you can use if you want to upload bigger images (if anyone wants a recommendation then www.smugmug.com is one of the best of the bunch, although it's not free).

I'm open to persuasion though, if enough people think that it would make the forums better.

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Awww, the poor thing's already a bit tired, bless!
OK, that wasn't a problem with actual memory on the machine (which was a relief!). Turns out to be due to a default setting which was a bit on the low side.

Please let me know if anyone sees any more problems.

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Personally, I find that 640 x 480 is plenty big enough for this sort of use. There are dedicated photo hosting sites which you can use if you want to upload bigger images (if anyone wants a recommendation then www.smugmug.com is one of the best of the bunch, although it's not free).

I'm open to persuasion though, if enough people think that it would make the forums better.

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John I agree with you. 640x480 is plenty sufficient for the site. Perhaps the irritation is not the viewing it is the uploading - I don't know if it is feasible to have the server do the resizing rather than the "post-er". I realise how stupid it is in terms of bandwidth etc. but it is probably the most common problem new users have uploading and the biggest nuciance for regular picture post-ers.
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That's got to be possible, and would definitely reduce headaches for a lot of people! I'll have a look round and see what's available.

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OK, a new version of VBulletin (the forum software) was released this week and it includes this feature. Looks like I'll have to make some time for the upgrade now!

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John I agree with you. 640x480 is plenty sufficient for the site. Perhaps the irritation is not the viewing it is the uploading - I don't know if it is feasible to have the server do the resizing rather than the "post-er". I realise how stupid it is in terms of bandwidth etc. but it is probably the most common problem new users have uploading and the biggest nuciance for regular picture post-ers.
No that is not the prob for me. So many people post such stunning pictures 640x480 just doesn't do them credit - most people have a little more than 1m pixell cameras these days!!!
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