Dear xbytor2, I just wanted to give you a big thank you for extending the life of this script - I am currently using it on PS CC 2015 and it is core to my workflow.
A question: I have tried to use it on CC 2015.5 and it does not seem to load - is the v3.2b5 compatible with the newly released version of PS for you? There may be a problem with my installation (on Yosemite - I kept the PS CC 2015 installed - maybe that causes a conflict. I does open PS CC 2015.5 when I try to launch form Bridge, but I get an error message and the usual dialogue box won't open (Null value? - sorry I didn't note the message before uninstalling).
Hoping you can confirm whether you have tested with PS CC 2015.5
I did a fresh install of PS CC 2015.5 on a separate machine running El Capitan, this time removing the PS CC 2015. It automatically transferred the version of your script I was using automatically. It works, the only unexpected factor being that now, under the tools menu, it is located nested under the Photoshop items, not as a separate menu item at the same level as the photoshop version. But that meant I couldn't see the stac-omatic and other Russell Brown scripts any more. How did things work on Mavericks?
Everything looks fine on Mavericks. In Bridge, IPP will be under the Tools/Photoshop menu while it wil be under the File/Automate menu in Photoshop. You may have to reinstall the Russell Brown scripts.
Yes you are right: with just your image processor pro scrip in place IPP is under Bridge's Tools\Photoshop menu.
However, when I added the Dr Browns Services.jsx script to Macintosh HD\Library\Application Support\Adobe\Startup Scripts CC\Bridge, I got back Dr Brown's Services in Bridge's Tools menu with Image Processor Pro and Stac-o-matic etc. Launching IPP from here still launches your version of the IPP script in photoshop.
First of all, thanks a lot for your amazing work xbytor2 !
I'm trying to add the possibility to convert into specific color profile (GRACol2006_1v2 and Iso Coated V2 300 more precisely). By any chance and if you have time do you have any idea or clue to help me ?
I don't know if you do, or plan to, support the newest CC versions. FYI, I'm having issues with Image Processor Pro and Bridge CC 2018. On one side, the Bridge menu Tools > Photoshop doesn't list IPP. On the other side, selecting some images in Bridge, switching to PS and opening IPP there, if you pick Bridge as the input source no image is found. Basically, the two don't get along well together.
HTH,
Davide
Davide Barranca - PS developer and author www.ps-scripting.com
Im completely new to using Lightroom/Photoshop and have been directed to this thread from elsewhere.
Basically I want to be able to batch resize a number of images (jpeg) so that they are under 2mb in size, we currently use a programme called 'Fotosizer' (www.fotosizer.com), this allows us to reduce the image by a % whilst claiming to lose none of the quality. Is this a safe way to continue of should we be looking to do this in Lightroom/Photoshop and if thats the case how would we go about doing so baring in mine we are complete newbies.
My guess is it is a problem for those that have updated one or the other but not both to CC 2018. The "updater" should kick in to update Bridge to CC 2018 in those cases. But that process could be failing or folks could be cancelling it?
It may also be that the Image Processor Pro installer script is not handling tings correctly. I have always install Image Processor Pro Manually for I have had many versions of Photoshop installed concurrently. The Adobe Bridge Installer may also have cleared out the common Adobe CC startup scripts for Adobe Photoshop. Image Processor startup script need to be in there for bridge support to work.
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