XnView Software

[*]Image colors are all mixed up :bug:

FYI:

[1] The GIF is transparent, 3bpp (!!!), 3 unique colours from 8 (badly optimized), trans index ZERO, colour white ($FF,$FF,$FF)
[2] The GIF has a faulty ratio of 49 :shock:
[3] Nothing is "mixed up", just the view is "broken", and only if transparency ...

ShinzuiUindo wrote:After some testing by removing files I saw that MKV files cause the crash. Though XnView can open MKV files.

MKV format support isn't native, so it's a problem of an external codec.

I made a screenshot, cropped and saved it as PNG

Good :-) With XNVIEW only ???

The width is displayed with "15.00 cm", but the real size on screen is "12.50" (measured with a ruler)

The physical size refers, if ever, to printing, not the screen ;-) But I don't get any physical size when ...

My tests show about 6:1 file size reduction with no discernible differences between the before and after JPGs.

I'm skeptical and it needs registration to test :-(

Please optimize this one: everdone.jpg and provide the result.

That it optimizes better huge images is a strong sign that it's lossy ...

http://newsgroup.xnview.com/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=16007 <- just now "total posts 27"

I'm frequently getting notifications on "answers" ... but when looking in here there is no new answer on affected (old) threads. Since this problem probably affects other forums too, isn't there a ...

A free, source-available command line program for Linux, Windows

Interesting (there are 1'000'000'000'000 flash downloaders around, but all those others are absurdly bloated and GUI only).

All those others can download from "easy" (Youtube&Co) pages only, I know no solution for all the "tough ...

Opera 11.10 is out (2011-04-12)

What's new:

- Fixed horrible NOSCRIPT-BUG of 11 and 11.01 (undocumented http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/windows/1110/ )

- Added support for WebP format, test here: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... 5&start=15

NC585 -info BLAHPNG.PNG OK
NC585 -info BLAHPNG.XXX OK
NC585 -info BLAHJP2.XXX (plugin) OK (but see other thread about decoding)
NC585 -info BLAHWEBP.WEP OK
NC585 -info BLAHWEBP.XXX (plugin) "Don't know how to read this picture"

WebP format is very easy to detect.

Both XN and NC, on JPEG-2000 it pretends success (and reports correct info), but the output is just a black frame. http://jafile.com/uploads/dos386/wolfs.jp2

-info

1. For WebP (plugin), the output is "Uncompressed", this is definitely wrong, should be "Lossy: VP8/WebP"

2. For PNG, it says "ZIP", this is not very good, better answer: "Lossless: Deflate+Filters"

3. For JPEG-2000 (plugin), it says "Wavelet" ... correct, but would be nice to know ...

> what I think a new XnView website should look like.

"XNview legacy" isn't discontinued yet

Some ideas:

- Keep it clean & simple
- Javascript optional, stay usable without
- For possible videos, use HTML5 + free codecs only (not Flash)
- http://anybrowser.org/campaign/

MaxSt wrote:Opera is not very popular

They broke NOSCRIPT in 11.00 (or probably already some beta/alpha before)

Nconvert use Plugin folder, not for you??

I had it in my tests ... but allowing to place plugins into same directory too would be an improvement. :-)

With which command?

I don't have it for sure (yet) ... I see the strings only ("Plugins\webp.dll" and "msvcr90.dll") ... so I suspect ...

(as started in messy thread: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=21685 )

Problem: plugin management in NC is not very user friendly and fool-proof (+ possibly even buggy).

- Plugins are not accepted in same directory as NC
- It says "Error: Don't know how to read this picture" ... but ...

http://www.free-codecs.com/ Interesting to see XnView beta testers left in the dark.

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/XnView.htm

XnView helps you to view and convert a wide range of graphic files. It has support for over 400 graphics formats. It is easy to use, simple and above all, IT'S ...