From 252bfeca13a9a71ceb2e8d316bc1b75c2cfb0e6a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: DMGithubPublisher Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2024 23:22:53 -0700 Subject: [PATCH] update to internal commit f5a38e28 --- performance/speed-v9.6.42.md | 2 +- performance/speed.md | 4 ++-- release-notes/dbr-rn-10.md | 1 + 3 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/performance/speed-v9.6.42.md b/performance/speed-v9.6.42.md index 8d37248f..aa29ba3a 100644 --- a/performance/speed-v9.6.42.md +++ b/performance/speed-v9.6.42.md @@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ In addition to the above, DCE also does the following (only supported on iOS & A When locating barcodes, DBR scans the whole image, so the larger the size of the image, the more time it takes. To speed things up, we can reduce the size of the original image. Usually the reduction is done by scaling down a large image, or delimiting the region of interest. Let's explore each of those methods: -#### Scale down a monstrous image +#### Scale down a large image A barcode normally keeps its shape and can be read correctly even when the image gets scaled down. Therefore, DBR shrinks very large images before reading them. The parameter [ScaleDownThreshold]({{ site.parameters_reference}}scale-down-threshold.html) can be used to determine the threshold beyond which the scale down happens. diff --git a/performance/speed.md b/performance/speed.md index 96f46d8c..8e1d5250 100644 --- a/performance/speed.md +++ b/performance/speed.md @@ -131,9 +131,9 @@ In addition to the above, DCE also does the following (only supported on iOS & A When locating barcodes, DBR scans the whole image, so the larger the size of the image, the more time it takes. To speed things up, we can reduce the size of the original image. Usually the reduction is done by scaling down a large image, or delimiting the region of interest. Let's explore each of those methods: -#### Scale down a monstrous image +#### Scale down a large image -A barcode normally keeps its shape and can be read correctly even when the image gets scaled down. Therefore, DBR shrinks very large images before reading them. The parameter [ScaleDownThreshold]({{ site.dcv_parameters_reference }}image-parameter/scale-down-threshol.html) can be used to determine the threshold beyond which the scale down happens. +A barcode normally keeps its shape and can be read correctly even when the image gets scaled down. Therefore, DBR shrinks very large images before reading them. The parameter [ScaleDownThreshold]({{ site.dcv_parameters_reference }}image-parameter/scale-down-threshold.html) can be used to determine the threshold beyond which the scale down happens. **Recommendation** diff --git a/release-notes/dbr-rn-10.md b/release-notes/dbr-rn-10.md index 0eb13a13..3657b239 100644 --- a/release-notes/dbr-rn-10.md +++ b/release-notes/dbr-rn-10.md @@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ noTitleIndex: true | Versions | Available Editions | | -------- | ------------------ | +| 10.2.12 | [.NET]({{ site.dotnet_release_notes }}dotnet-10.html#10212-06192024){:target="_blank"} | | 10.2.11 | [Android]({{ site.android_release_notes}}android-10.html#10211-05152024){:target="_blank"} / [iOS]({{ site.oc_release_notes }}ios-10.html#10211-05152024){:target="_blank"} / [.NET]({{ site.dotnet_release_notes }}dotnet-10.html#10211-06122024){:target="_blank"} | | 10.2.10 | [C++]({{ site.cpp_release_notes}}cpp-10.html#10210-03012024){:target="_blank"} / [.NET]({{ site.dotnet_release_notes }}dotnet-10.html#10210-05302024){:target="_blank"} / [JavaScript]({{ site.js_release_notes }}js-10.html#10210-04032024){:target="_blank"} / [Android]({{ site.android_release_notes }}android-10.html#10210-04162024){:target="_blank"} / [iOS]({{ site.oc_release_notes }}ios-10.html#10210-04162024){:target="_blank"} | | 10.2.0 | [C++]({{ site.cpp_release_notes}}cpp-10.html#1020-01162024){:target="_blank"} |