XnView Software

xnview wrote: - HEIF format x32 bits and x64 bits

Looks like those are Windows DLLs. Any XnView MP plugins for Mac that support HEIF / HEIC files?

This is how to open multiple instances of XnViewMp on Mac. From a Terminal command line:

open -n /Applications/XnViewMP.app/

This is how to open multiple instances of XnViewMp on Mac. From a Terminal command line:

open -n /Applications/XnViewMP.app/

You can open multiple instances of XnViewMp on Mac. From a Terminal command line:

open -n /Applications/XnViewMP.app/

This is how to open multiple instances of XnViewMp on Mac. From a Terminal command line:

open -n /Applications/XnViewMP.app/

I'm a longtime XnView Classic user, trying out XnViewMP. I'm having trouble getting videos to show up in Viewer mode (in a tab). Videos play fine in Preview or Fullscreen. Here's the methods I've tried, starting from Browser mode with a list of files in the folder: 1. Press ENTER or double click on ...

Longtime xnview user, but new to MP; I started trying MP out for the unicode support. I played around with it, searched in the forums for some answers, and have these questions: 1. Lock Zoom: I can only get it to work when I set Auto Image Size = No Fit. It doesn't seem to work in my usual mode "Fit...

I upgraded to 1.97.6, hoping this was fixed, but it's not. In fact, I lost an image due to this bug!

Can we please make this a high priority fix as it results in permanent data loss? XnView is by far my favorite image viewer/editor, but I don't think I can continue using it if I keep losing data.

@BrokenAutoImageSize: Changing that setting works. Interesting.

@Marsh: The EXIF orientation was not incorrect. I took a "portrait" photo, which my camera marked correctly as "right-top (6)". I already had the setting off: General [ ]Rotate images according to exif orientation flag.

I get the same exact behavior in XnView 1.97.6, running on XP SP3. Here is how to reproduce: XnView settings: general > operations: uncheck "Rotate images according to EXIF orientation tag" browser > misc: uncheck "Change EXIF orientation ONLY when possible (JPEG)" browser > misc: check "Use lossles...

This bug should qualify as a "must fix" because it involves image data loss. Multiple users have confirmed the bug. 1. In Viewer mode, press "ctrl+s" to save a large image (e.g. 10+ megapixel jpeg) 2. Click "yes" to overwrite 3. Quickly press "enter" during the save to go to Browser mode 4. Open the...

Anyone able to reproduce? This is more evident if you are using a large image (10+ megapixel) because it takes longer to save. Basically, as soon as you click Yes to overwrite current image, press Enter to switch to Browser mode. Check the saved image, it will be corrupted.

Yes, I can press Enter while XnView is still saving the image. It does not allow me to press "Page Down" though, until the image is done saving. I don't think this matters, but I did change my xnview.ini to ShowSaveDlg=130. The reason I don't think it matters is even if I change back to ShowSaveDlg=...

I found a reproducible bug. It seems that if you switch to Browser mode while saving an image, it corrupts the image. I did not notice this issue before, but now that I am using an SLR camera with larger image size, maybe saving is taking longer, so this issue is more noticeable. I think XnView shou...

I switched back to Windows XP 96 DPI, and still saw the same issue. Then I fiddled around with the graphic card settings some more, and it worked fine. Then I switched to Windows XP 120 DPI, and it still worked fine. So I guess this isn't a bug! Maybe a buggy graphic card, I'm not even sure which se...