XnView Software

michel Thank you. That is how I am doing it at present. I do realise the potential for a bit of a bloodbath, but was hoping to be able to do mixed blocks. Presumably you could backup the relevant database to enable recovery, if necessary, I don't use metadata so I can't advise on how to do that..

I've recalled that there was actually a compatibility problem with a recent version of Ghostscript due to a change in Ghostscript... I can now confirm that NConvert 7.39 and Ghostscript 9.52 versions are compatible, so those or later versions of either should work together... :D Use 32-bit GS with ...

The XnView Home page and NConvert Download page both list the current version as 7.32, whereas the latest version is actually NConvert 7.39 ...

Are you able to upload an example .c4 file that shows the problem for Pierre to look at?

Current forum attachment limit 2MiB, and you will need to put the file in a ZIP or similar archive in order to attach it.

Otherwise, you could upload to a file hosting service and post the download link.

frank_58 wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 26, 2020 9:32 am

Xnview v0.96 on Chromebook Crostini Debian Buster is very slow!!!
Where can I download earlier versions?

Earlier versions

This method is working. Good :D But it significantly increases the processing time. And most likely double conversion in jpeg reduces image quality. In principle it could, but Is the image quality actually noticeably reduced the way you use the created images, even if necessary when you use the opt...

Thanks, that was a preliminary question mainly out of curiosity... I am a volunteer with limited experience at the command line, and try to provide some support because no-one else does except Pierre who has very limited time. In addition there is limited documentation of some aspects of NConvert. I...

Have you exported that code from XnConvert, or XnView MP Batch Convert, it looks as if you may have, and if so did you get the desired result in that software?

To complicate matters, I've recalled that there was actually a compatibility problem with a recent version of Ghostscript due to a change in Ghostscript, I don't have the thread immediately to hand, but if you are unable to make progress you could test a slightly older version of NConvert with an ea...

I installed ghostscript The same x32 or x64 version as the version of NConvert you are using, whichever version of Windows you are using, presumably? Some PDF files cannot be opened in XnView software for a currently unknown reason I think, are you able to test another PDF file? And if you have XnV...

Do you have Ghostscript installed, same x32 or x64 as the version of NConvert you are using? It is needed I think to open the PDF, to rasterise the image, and you need to set a suitable DPI value using -dpi depending on the quality you need. Note: The -in PDF term in your code isn't needed in practi...

anfvan6 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 24, 2020 3:03 pm

Double canvas resize doesn't work.
Does anyone know how to make border (with two colors) in the nconvert?

Could you explain in more detail what you need and post the code you are using?

xnview wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 22, 2020 8:10 am

It's not me that update the flatpak version

I looked into this when 0.95 was released and the link downloaded 0.93.1, and there was an option for developers to upload new versions directly, couldn't you use that?

do you could add that it work to convert symbols like ©? At the moment nconvert.exe do "-®" from "©". For example with Arial. The problem is not with NConvert but with the way the Windows command line reads code from all utilities, so it is unlikely that Pierre can implement a solution. The issue s...

It does not work. It does with the other two programs (XnView MP and Converter). You have tested using the above exact settings with 2.49.2, although I'm not aware of any issue in other recent versions? If it works for me and not for you there must be a reason, but I've no idea what it could be, po...