XnView Software

hi
i found a solution.
I don't know if is the best solution , but worked

i installed XnView
i installed gs 9.19 32 bit
i copied lib e bin from gs into plugin folder under the xnview folder
i configured
XNVIEW_GS_DLL=C:\Program Files (x86)\gs\gs9.19\bin
XNVIEW_GS_LIB=C:\Program Files (x86)\gs\gs9 ...

hi
i'll try installing XnView this afternoon

I'ts possible to generate a very verbose output, or a debug one, listing the tries of finding GS, end the errors?

i've installed gs919w64.exe
i don't have the 32bit versions, i think it's not a problem...

C:\Program Files\gs\gs9.19>dir
Volume in ...

i tried...

i've uninstalled old 9.09 i had on PC
i've deleted folder under xnview\plugins
i've removed and reinstalled 9.19

D:\Files\test>..\XnView\nconvert.exe -dpi 300 -xall -out pdf -c 1 -multi -o Success.pdf Test_PDF.pdf
** NCONVERT v6.82 (c) 1991-2016 Pierre-E Gougelet (Jan 4 2016/21:36:59 ...

hi
i'm tryng to convert files and i get the error
"D:\Files\XnView\nconvert.exe" -out pdf -multi -xall -quiet -D -overwrite -c 1 -o aaa.pdf ARCHIVIO_EC-----1006364382.pdf
my_error_exit...<Not a JPEG file: starts with 0x25 0x50>
my_error_exit...<Not a JPEG file: starts with 0x25 0x50>
Error: Don't ...

well...
copy + Excel formulas slution...

i copied all files :(

If file contains "_P", i generate


ren 00222_00042_6001\1001011834_P1.tif 1001011834_P001.tif
ren 00222_00042_6001\1001011834_P2.tif 1001011834_P002.tif
ren 00222_00042_6001\1001011834_P3.tif 1001011834_P003.tif
ren 00222_00042 ...

Hi
at the end, i generate a script to copy and rename all file, with padding...
It took all night, and i'm starting processing now in the simpler way

roberto

hi
To confirm that this way is not appliable here, i tested with:

nconvert.exe -out pdf -multi -overwrite -c 1 -o 1001011879.pdf 1001011879_P*

getting

** NCONVERT v6.82 (c) 1991-2016 Pierre-E Gougelet (Jan 4 2016/21:36:59) **
Version for Windows Xp/Vista/7 x64 (All rights reserved)
** This is ...

not considering some exceptions, generally yes

BTW:
I've considered to use a simple 1234567890*.tif but i can't control the order...

dir 1000756167*.tif

generates


...
04/01/2011 10:14 PM 103,545 1000756167_P931.tif
04/01/2011 10:14 PM 124,143 1000756167_P932.tif
04/01/2011 10:14 PM 28,306 ...

i'm going to study the script functionality in Nconvert, can be a solution....

If you are able to list the files for each conversion in your command line, couldn't you for example copy them to a temporary folder using a copy command in the batch file, and then convert just those files using a wildcard?


Oh, everyting can be done, i think.
I've 1.600.000 files in 45.000 ...

Is there a reason why you can't simply use a wildcard as above, as it seems the easiest way and automatically accepts any number of input files?


Yes.
The reason is that in the SAME dir i have files to be merged in different results, so ,unfortunately :( , *.tif is not applyable

in this folder ...

Hi
i'm taking a lot of your time, sorry
I include the full output of the convert.bat
(i removed -quiet from the parameters)


D:\File Balbec\1000_TIFF_Files\1000_TIFF_Files>convert.bat

D:\File Balbec\1000_TIFF_Files\1000_TIFF_Files>..\xnview\nconvert.exe -out pdf -
multi -overwrite -c 1 -o final ...

cday wrote: Is there a reason why you can't simply use a wildcard as above, as it seems the easiest way and automatically accepts any number of input files?

Yes.
The reason is that in the SAME dir i have files to be merged in different results, so ,unfortunately , *.tif is not applyable

Hi
I've adapted your zip to generate the problem.
in zip you find 1000 tif + a convert.bat + final.pdf
if you run the bat (adapt the nconvert path) you got error

.....
......
e.tif 515.image.tif 516.image.tif 517.image.tif 518.image.tif 519.image.tif
520.image.tif 521.image.tif 522.image.tif ...

hi

well, i think problem is not related to 8192 limit, because :
1. ALL files in command line (> 13300 chars) are processed by nconvert
2. 8192 is related to cmd.exe , not to internal CreateProcess function ,limited to 32k chars
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20031210-00/?p=41553 ...