XnView Software

Alright, thank you.

Look at the text in tabs and some of the buttons, the text is incredibly small and very hard to read.

Actually, a 16-bit TIM may either:

#1 remain 16-bit if any of its pixel does not have the STP bit set.

#2 become 32-bit if any of its pixel has the STP bit set, this is because it actually is, semi-transparency , if it wasn't then it could simply be a 15-bit + 1 bit of transparency like TGA format ...

Don't you think there's some discrepancy in the following?
I mean, if I follow you, then all should be 8 but currently 4bpp reports 4, 8bpp reports, 24bpp reports 24 but 16bpp reports 8 which makes no sense.

Or did I simply miss something in what you've said?

XnView MP 0.99.7 64-bit
Windows 10.0.19044.1526

Incorrect bit-depth reported by XnView MP for TIM files.

To reproduce:
1. unzip the attachment as TIM file couldn't be attached as such
2. browse to where the file is with XnView MP
3. see that bit-depth is 8 while it should be 16

Expected behaviour ...