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In the Resize and Convert tool, selecting a preset for resizing a JPG image overwrites the user-specified quality setting. For instance, choosing a preset to downsize an image by 60% while setting quality to 10% results in the image being downsized correctly, but with quality incorrectly set to 60% (matching the preset). The desired quality setting is only applied when manually editing dimensions, which deselects the preset.
To Reproduce:
1. Go to Edit > Resize and Convert > Pick any image
2. Image format: JPG
3. Resizing preset: Any (from 10 to 100)
4. Quality: Any (from 0 to 100)
[other settings don't seem to affect the bug]
5. Save (preset selector **active**)
6. Edit dimensions to deselect preset.
7. Save again (preset selector **inactive**)
presets.overwrite.quality.mp4
Expected behavior
Successful quality change with preset selector on.
Observation
When the preset selector is active, the quality setting is overwritten by the preset value. The user-specified quality is only applied when the preset selector is inactive (achieved by editing dimensions).
In the Resize and Convert tool, selecting a preset for resizing a JPG image overwrites the user-specified quality setting. For instance, choosing a preset to downsize an image by 60% while setting quality to 10% results in the image being downsized correctly, but with quality incorrectly set to 60% (matching the preset). The desired quality setting is only applied when manually editing dimensions, which deselects the preset.
To Reproduce:
presets.overwrite.quality.mp4
Expected behavior
Successful quality change with preset selector on.
Observation
When the preset selector is active, the quality setting is overwritten by the preset value. The user-specified quality is only applied when the preset selector is inactive (achieved by editing dimensions).
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