XnView Software

It works in new version of XnViewMP. Thank you very much.

This is what happens when I try to run it:
% ./xnview.sh
Cannot mix incompatible Qt library (version 0x40702) with this library (version 0x40701)
I use latest Debian Sid with KDE 4.4.5 with 4.7.2 Qt libraries, and downloaded 64-bit version of XnViewMP. Error is obvious but does not include ...

wierd thing is what 12yrs after jp2, still almost NOTHING supports it out of box. ... But w/o browser support etc, I wouldn't consider using it.
Not true. JPEG 2000 works for me out of the box almost everywhere. ImageMagick supports it out of the box, Gwenview also supports it (that's default ...

After using strace to understand this situation I have found that the problem is that XnViewMP even does not try to load Xjp2.so at all. In fact, it looks like XnViewMP does not know that Xjp2.so can exist so XnViewMP does not try to do anything with Xjp2.so. Below I explain how I found this fact ...

Do you have XJp2.dll in the Plugins folder?

I have Xjp2.so (with small "j") in my Plugins folder (I'm using Linux). But how do I use this plug-in? XnViewMP does not recognize any .jp2 files as images. For example, if I go to any folder with .jp2 images (or .JP2) with setting View->Filter By->All ...

Great! But where I can find this plug-in? I've searched with Google before creating this thread and to be sure I have tried again with different keywords - didn't find anything . I would really appreciate if you point me in the right direction to where I can find this plug-in.

Support for JPEG 2000 is useful in many cases. For example, JPEG 2000 is very useful for scanned pages from books and photos (but of course it may be useful for many other things). For now it is impossible to open .jp2 files with XnViewMP so I can't for example use XnViewMP to inspect/view images I ...

I have tried 0.32 version of XnViewMP (for Linux) but when I tried to run it, it started to infinitely "eat" memory and CPU. This happened because of this part in xnview.sh:

dirname=`dirname $0`

To reproduce the problem create a symbolic link to xnview.sh like this: ln -s "`pwd`"/xnview.sh /usr ...