XnView Software

I have the same issue, using XnView MP version 1.0. Have "show all graphic formats" checked.

Get "File can't be loaded" error message.

Example file

edit: I think I found the issue.

CDPR uses the XBM format for their games such as Witcher 2, Cyberpunk 2077 etc. But they are not "X Bitmap" (XBM ...

When I uncheck "titlebar" in view it puts the program into full screen. Is there any way to hide the titlebar while not going full screen and just retaining the window sizing?


Not for me in the viewer or browser, could there be a setting that is set differently for you?

XnView MP 0.99.1 on ...

For real. Can we get high quality zoom for animated gifs already? They look like absolute trash in MP, no joke. You have the code from Classic there's literally no reason not to bring it to MP. It's been years. It's the one and only thing preventing my full adoption of MP. I've gotta use Classic for ...

Back in classic there was an issue with zooming of a large gif being reduced in size by a smaller window size than the gif which would cause it to produce very jagged lines. This was fixed by the addition of "For Animated GIF" under high quality zoom in view settings. This option doesn't appear to ...

lovk1y wrote: Wed Jan 22, 2020 3:43 pm so, how can i fit it? is there any option or what?

Under high quality zoom in the settings under view check "For animated GIF"

When I uncheck "titlebar" in view it puts the program into full screen. Is there any way to hide the titlebar while not going full screen and just retaining the window sizing?

Let's say you're in Pictures. You open Picture A, it is opened in XnView. You then look in Pictures again and decide to open Picture B so you open it. Rather than replacing Picture A as it should it instead creates a new XnView instance so now you have two.
Do you have the following setting ...

Thanks for the reply. I imagine if you just wanted to hide the border couldn't you just use this?:

WinSet, Style, -0xC40000, A

It would look something like this:
http://i.imgur.com/of0IqNXm.png

Tested it via an AHK script:
#SingleInstance Force
#Persistent

SetTimer XnView, 5000
Return ...

Using version 2.12 even with the following settings checked if an image is open and another is opened the original window will not refresh to the newly opened image but instead two windows will be opened:

Only one window view opened
No multiple view for same file
Only one view for multiple files ...

Are there any options to remove either the window border or the extra -[]x buttons?

xnview wrote:Ok, right. Smooth display for animated GIF is disabled, because can be long.
So perhaps i can add a settings to enable it??

Yes, I think that would be best.

So is there any word on this? Is it not reproduceable or what? Is it something limited to me?

I'm on Vista Ultimate x64. I don't think that'd have anything to do with it but if there's anything that would cause only my image viewers to not display resized gifs I'd like to know. If it were ...

Is there anything else you need to know?
do you have the problem only with GIF?

Only with animated gifs. Gifs without animation look just fine. It appears to be an issue with animation in general as I've just tested using an animated png and I get the same result as an animated gif. I just ran ...

Is there anything else you need to know?

Yeah I do but it doesn't affect it at all for the gif.

If I uncheck it then I get a shoddy zoom for other unanimated big pictures:
http://i.minus.com/ib01qNYmFDECmK.jpg

Since the jagged effect is similar might I suggest that the bug may possibly be that for some reason high quality zoom reduce ...