XnView Software

- Win10 Notifications Box in the bottom corner of the screen
- All Settings
- System
- Default Apps
- Change Photo Viewer to XnView

Sorry but I find Win10 extremely easy to use

sibojan wrote:I highly support your idea that just having the users to customize the option by editing .ini file.

I do too!
Lack of 16:9 aspect resolutions like 1920x1080 is annoying at times

This is still present in v2.38 but left or right clicking anywhere on the picture afterwards clears the problem for me.

I have no problems but most of my videos are MKV or MP4's re encoded with DVDFab Converter

Don't use old stuff like FFDShow it's unsupported, DivX or Xvid.
I have LAV Filters and madVR installed for MPC BE 1.5.0 but XnView won't use them

Ghostscript 9.20
Released on 2016-09-26

Download: http://ghostscript.com/download/gsdnld.html
Release notes: http://ghostscript.com/Releases.html

XnView software requires Ghostscript x86 or 32-bit installed to open PDF files even on Windows x64 systems

There are few people on here I can say I like as a friend but Claude aka Clo was definitely one of them.
I'm guilty of not watching these forums more closely in recent years, caught up in competitions and social networking.

Anyway, I'm having a drink for Clo tonight.

You needed Quicktime for the Audio Streams -> Audio: QT PCM 8000Hz mono 64kbps [Audio]

Video Steams are just JPEG according to MediaInfo.

I support this suggestion!
Currently using this option in XnView Classic and a custom INI file to show a single picture on top of other windows.

XnViewMP x64 v0.51 has new behavior and I'm happy!

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Thank you

Hi,
One of my favourite functions in XnView Classic is "Custom Selections" it's useful for cropping 16:10 wallpaper like 1920x1200 to 16:9 wallpaper as 1920x1080

Thanks!

I have all of XnViewMP 0.50 x64's folders set to "D:\XnViewMP" which is my mech drive but when wallpaper is created using XnViewMP, it is written in "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\XnView\XnViewMP" which is my SSD drive! I need everything on D:\XnViewMP, SSD's only allow for 20gb I/O per day and ...

Thanks, Pierre!

Confirmed.

Confirmed.