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.
Regards

Guys
I am sure that this is doable, using a batch file, but I've not had to touch or think about them for about 40 yrs.
During this time of lockdown, I decided to rename and reorganise all my image files.
The file structure is NAME ## - Descriptor.xxx, where all the Descriptors are likely to be ...

Ahhhh! Linguistics

Thanks

Sorry, I missed the attachment

Thanks, guys
If I want to batch convert, yes I can do these, but if I open a 48bit RW2, just to view it, I have to accept 8bit conversion.
See attached.
What I would like is to open in 24bit, at least.
I guess not possible?
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Rick
I suspect I may have had a bit of a brain fade. Apologies
On my machine, I can open RW2 files, but not save in RW2 format.
On my new one, when I tried to open an RW2, it asked to convert to , RGB8bit.
Durr!! This is for displaying the image.
Can I replace the RGB, 8bit with greater colour depth ...

Sometime last year, after a bought a new camera, I found a patch/plug-in that allowed XNViewMP to handle, but not save in RW2.
No idea where it came from, but I suspect here.
Any help, guys?
TIA
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cday and Pierre

I have no idea as to what is happening.

Just as an exercise in stubbornness, I have just tried running the .exe again and would you believe it, it worked perfectly!

Thanks for you imput.

Regards

Fof

This time I downloaded the .exe setup file.

Hi Pierre

I am using an HP fitted with Intel Core i5-7200U.
I have v2.40 on board and works well, though checking my archives, I see I downloaded the zip versions previously.

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Guys

I have just downloaded the latest, 2.46, Standard set-up.

Tried to run and install, to be greeted with a message advising that it couldn't run on my PC. Message attached.

HELP!!

TIA

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