@HJW Xenforo has its' own renderer so by the time of loading of an image it calls a method named as renderRaw, which then convert .data file to an image. So if we apply our watermark during that time then quality of an image wouldn't be disturbed.
@HJW Xenforo has its' own renderer so by the time of loading of an image it calls a method named as renderRaw, which then convert .data file to an image. So if we apply our watermark during that time then quality of an image wouldn't be disturbed.
All the data files seem to just be images but with the extension changed, so am I right in thinking the renderer doesn't really do much other than just load the data file? Could adding a watermark each time an image called affect speed and processing?
All the data files seem to just be images but with the extension changed, so am I right in thinking the renderer doesn't really do much other than just load the data file? Could adding a watermark each time an image called affect speed and processing?
All the data files seem to just be images but with the extension changed, so am I right in thinking the renderer doesn't really do much other than just load the data file? Could adding a watermark each time an image called affect speed and processing?
Rendering an image on default rendering time is more efficient than to create a watermarked image and store it in your disk.
Also there is drawback of permanently watermarking your image which is not able to retrieve the original image in future.
However both options are quite acceptable depends on your need.