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Dreamer wrote:

Clo wrote:- IIRC, this has been discussed a while ago, and some users proposed an option to display the n…th. frame as the thumb-nail… ?

It's already working, almost for all formats, except MOV and probably MP43.

The funny thing is that it works for MP43 encoded files in 1.82-RC3 but not 1.82-Final.

I have a bit of a wierd problem. In 1.82-RC3 I was able to get thumbnails for all of my video files. But in 1.82-Final, when dealing with some old MP43 encoded files, the thumbnails are generated from only the first frame of the video. This is only really a problem on files that fade in from black ...

XnView 1.82 RC3 will not respect the startup directory if it is only a drive letter like F:\. I have to put in an actual folder like F:\Anime\ to get XnView to start up in a specific directory. Also I normally

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set my thumbnail size to 184x184 which gives me 4 thumbnails per row ...

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XnView 1.82 RC3 will not respect the startup directory if it is only a drive letter like F:\. I have to put in an actual folder like F:\Anime\ to get XnView to start up in a specific directory. Also I normally set my thumbnail size to 184x184 which ...

There are such thumbnails also in Disk Explorer Professional 3 (freeware):

http://img79.imageshack.us/img79/8103/xnmpthumb6pr.png

Or do you mean something like animated GIFs? 5 frames, 1 frame = 1 second?

Anyway, there should be an option to set time (%) of thumbnails, I don't want thumbnails ...

Also keep in mind that the user will still have to have the proper matroska directshow filters and video codecs installed on his computer or xnview will not be able to use directshow to make thumbnails of the file or view it.

xnview wrote: Could you post a screenshot, please?

I'll try.

xnview wrote: So i must add mkv to my video extension

It would seem to be that simple. All I did to get xnview to make thumbnails of my matroska files were to change to file extension to .wmv. For some reason xnview does not know what to do with .mkv files.

There is one feature in ACDSee 7 that I like and it is the ability to create multi-frame video thumbnails. Ever thought about giving xnview this feature?

Hello, I was wondering if there was a way of configuring xnview to recognize and make thumbnails for matroska files. I can get the program to make thumbnails of the files by changing the extension of the files from .mkv to .wmv. So, xnview is using directshow to create the video thumbnails ...