XnView Software

xnview wrote: Fri May 05, 2023 8:45 am Please try to download the package again, i've fixed the build problem...

Resolved: Awesome! It's fixed now.

I confirm this error persists on my Work iMac.
Specs: iMac 2019 edition with a non patched macos Catalina, 27" Screen.

Converting from PNG/TIF image to JPEG produces the following error:
Error: In JPEG (.../Sample.jpg)

*The desired output image format needs to be JPEG.
*It does produce a .jpg file. However, there is no information in it. The file size is 0.
*I've attached sample files for anyone wanting to try ...

How do I pass this command from a script without needing to run CD first or how do I implement CD in one pass together with the nconvert command?

I am sorry, I am not a Mac user, only very basic Windows scripting with an aspiration when I have time to be able to script in my now much-preferred ...

You could maybe report the XnConvert bug with steps to reproduce and if possible test file(s) as that should be easy to describe clearly, and also cross-reference this thread.


This is not an XnConvert bug. I don't have this issue with XnConvert nor XnViewMP. Did you mean I should report this ...

RESOLVED! How do I pass this command from a script without needing to run CD first or how do I implement CD in one pass together with the nconvert command?

I realized I incorrectly declared the environment variable earlier.
I was declaring it as follows. I did not add it to the "PATH", which I ...

It worked for a tif image, no problem. It came back with "OK" and a photo with watermark is produced.
nconvert -wmopacity 7 -wmflag center -wmsize 95 -wmfile "/Users/uName/Desktop/Watermark/Watermark.png" "/Users/uName/Desktop/Test/Print/TTK-AL01 a.tif"

The command below produces the same error ...

This command Is correct however I needed to "CD" into the dir where "nconvert" is located for it to work.
./nconvert -wmopacity 7 -wmflag center -wmsize 98 -wmfile "/Users/uName/Desktop/Watermark/Watermark.png" "/Users/uName/Desktop/Test/Web/TTK_VW06 b.jpg"

I now see what looks like confirmation ...

I've been at it for a week now. I can't figure it out. what am I doing wrong?

I tried the below before & after adding environment variable.
environment methods used were from the following links. used "env" after restarting Terminal to confirm. All methods worked for me.
https://support.apple.com ...