XnView Software

No, it is only while using xnview and does not appear with other viewers (e. g. Fast Stone)

Hi Pierre,

I'm sorry but the download link was available for one week only. So here I'll it try again.
Please take this link: https://we.tl/t-bEY4Dxk2rH

I hope you can see what I mean. In reality it looks even "harder" than in the video.

Thanks a lot for any suggestion you can offer to solve the ...

Hello,
is there any solution for my problem (slideshow doesn't work softly when used with mains operation)?
I sent you the video yourequired via wetransfer: https://wetransfer.com/downloads/221d4474404bcf62d09be876f27c14ee20190905200810/5b7fe52911b0216b9e2bb18be5c3663920190905200810/ae1c92

Kind ...

Here is the download link to wetransfer. I hope that works. In reality the fading looks "harder" than in the video. Bu maybe you can get an impression of what I mean.
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/221d4474404bcf62d09be876f27c14ee20190905200810/5b7fe52911b0216b9e2bb18be5c3663920190905200810/ae1c92 ...

which e-mail address should I use for shipping via wetransfer?
Kind regards,

Thomas

Hi Pierre,

thanks a lot for your response. I tried to send you the video you requested but unfortunately it seems to be impossible to upload it ("Error: file too large" - it is 12 MB only). The fading from one photo to the next takes at least 5 seconds, although I only set it to 1 second (note: in ...

When I use xnview classic in network mode, the displayed photos jerk when fading over. This is not the case if my computer is running on battery power or if I use other image viewers (e.g. Fast Stone). What can be the reason for this and how can I fix it?