XnView Software

xvp keeps holding files open
with jpg you can 'try again' a few times
with vid you just hvae to shut down.

I've given you the files. Take any photo from your camera.

https://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

XnView Classic used to show 4 boxes inside which are the 4 folder icons inside

Any news on this? -adobe:all= -exif:all= -xmp:all= -photoshop:all= -iptc:all -xmp:all -overwrite_original -ext jpg -r %* <?xpacket begin='' id='W5M0MpCehiHzreSzNTczkc9d'?> <x:xmpmeta xmlns:x='adobe:ns:meta/' x:xmptk='Image::ExifTool 9.89'> <rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf='http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax...

Yes, which is why thumbnail view is useless now as everything is in subfolders.
The old xnview was good to use folders in the outside one.

Inside a folder is this Outside should be 4 thumbs in the old one, but is this

In the browser, if I go alt -> and <-, could you make sure the browser keeps focus? So I can use arrows to go to another folder.
Now it sometimes jumps to a menu, or somewhere else.

Yeah, if only they could listen. But they won't listen to me and what kinda crap printer doesn't understand res vs bytes

I don't really know, but every now and then a cheap printer specifies files in mb instead of pixels. It's a sign to stay away but I can't control what people want to use :( Perhaps I could save as bmp or tif, but being able to make huge jpg would also be a skill. I've seen some people with 11mb jpg ...

I'm resizing some photos and they're studio so compress quite well. Even at 100% quality jpg it's 1.5mb. Low quality print supplier has a requirement that the file is certain MB, not res. How can I make this jpg larger without adding noise?

xnview wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 22, 2018 9:05 am

what do you have in source.xmp? you don't change orientation with exiftool?

Where is this source.xmp file?

Can I disable it, I have a crappy Huion tablet, and every time I swing past it will grab an image and reorder it.

On a network, thumbnail view.
often selecting a file and DEL gives error File in use
The program using the file is XMP.
After the error the thumb of the file disappears anyway, but hte file is still there.

Take any file and run exiftool
I've moved back to 0.87 and it works perfectly since then.

xmp tags just have iptc copyright fields.

XnView MP0.9 is the ONLY program to rotate things wrongly.
all other browsers, editors, viewers work.