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Hi Bjorn,
I set up WebP Express to serve WebP instead of jpep.
I wanted to keep my metadata on the images so i set “Copy all metadata to WebP”.
The WebP images were served, but without medata.
Could you pease have a look ?
Enable direct redirection to existing converted images? Unchecked
Enable redirection to converter? ? Checked
Create webp files upon request? ? Checked
Other plugins :
AMP By AMP Project Contributors |
wordpress 4.5.1
Thank you
Laurence
Only Gd extension is available. I deactivated then the other options.
Convert on upload ?no
Alter HTML ? no
Enable web service ? no
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Here is the content of 20200311-meudon-by-laurence-bichon-photographe-05-web-1-768×768.jpg.md
WebP Express 0.17.3. Conversion triggered with the conversion script (wod/webp-on-demand.php), 2020-05-25 16:51:12
*WebP Convert 2.3.0* ignited.
– PHP version: 7.3.17
– Server software: Apache
Stack converter ignited
Options:
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The following options have been set explicitly. Note: it is the resulting options after merging down the “jpeg” and “png” options and any converter-prefixed options.
– source: [doc-root]/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/20200311-meudon-by-laurence-bichon-photographe-05-web-1-768×768.jpg
– destination: [doc-root]/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/20200311-meudon-by-laurence-bichon-photographe-05-web-1-768×768.jpg.webp
– log-call-arguments: true
– converters: (array of 1 items)
The following options have not been explicitly set, so using the following defaults:
– converter-options: (empty array)
– shuffle: false
– preferred-converters: (empty array)
– extra-converters: (empty array)
The following options were supplied and are passed on to the converters in the stack:
– encoding: “lossy”
– metadata: “all”
– quality: 70
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*Trying: gd*
Options:
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The following options have been set explicitly. Note: it is the resulting options after merging down the “jpeg” and “png” options and any converter-prefixed options.
– source: [doc-root]/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/20200311-meudon-by-laurence-bichon-photographe-05-web-1-768×768.jpg
– destination: [doc-root]/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/20200311-meudon-by-laurence-bichon-photographe-05-web-1-768×768.jpg.webp
– log-call-arguments: true
– quality: 70
The following options have not been explicitly set, so using the following defaults:
– default-quality: 75
– max-quality: 85
– skip: false
The following options were supplied but are ignored because they are not supported by this converter:
– encoding
– metadata
– skip-pngs
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GD Version: bundled (2.1.0 compatible)
image is true color
Quality: 70.
Consider setting quality to “auto” instead. It is generally a better idea
gd succeeded 🙂
Converted image in 192 ms, reducing file size with 53% (went from 177 kb to 83 kb)