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if i compile it with USE_JCTVC disabled, the filesize is smaller, as expected. so JCTVC clearly gets linked in, but still bpgenc.exe refuses to use it. or am i missing something here? When I compiled bpgenc I discovered that even complete out-of-the-box compilation is broken for jctvc, it throws so...

so only in viewer mode? I guess so since I'm using viewer mode most of the time, but I cannot completely exclude the possibility that is has never been stuck from browser mode, ever :-\ ... I'm so used to kill it from task manager by now I really don't memorize what the last mode was before quittin...

always? All thumbnails are built? It happens maybe in 10'% of cases, and thumbnails don't seem to have anything to do with it - I open a file from the command line or explorer (i.e. single image mode), sometimes browse other files in the same folder with back/forward, and then close xnview. One pos...

i'm not gonna bother with encoding (too many dependencies), but here's a x64 bit version of bpgdec.exe 0.9.7 with subsystem changed. Thanks! i doubt some format will take jpg's place the next years. they have only better quality by a very small margin, but are all a lot slower. With medium compress...

btw, there are newer versions available. http://bellard.org/bpg/ Decoding didn't change in the last releases (according to the changelog), only metadata handling which is semi-broken anyway. For an update: the binaries from the author are mingw64-based - it would be nice to have the much smaller na...

I know this isn't exactly the most helpful bug report, but it happens rather often and is annoying: After closing XnViewMP (I'm currently running x64), the task is still active even though the window is gone. The task keeps consuming the same amount of cpu power (25% on my 4-core system), i.e. seems...

A comparison with the original 0.9.6 bpgdec.exe reported two modified bytes Right, it's nice you like to dabble with multiple tools, but let me just calculate the ratio of the size of the Visual Studio download vs. the two modified bytes in the target exe :-p ... I'd rather use the next post, downl...

heimaki wrote:you need to have proper Xbpg.ini in the plugins dir....

Thanks ... I didn't now clairvoyance is required to figure out there's an ini involved

there's a BPG plugin that can even write such files in xnview. Yeah, well, I didn't mention this on purpose ... * it hangs my x86 XnView Classic or MP on "Saving picture...", but maybe that's just me (again :-)) * zero config options, not even for the compression rate don't make this that attractiv...

xnview wrote:See Issue 984 for details.

Thanks, I'm keen to use 0.84 then.

Btw IrfanView has a bpg test version with bpg read support, too - but not using the bpgenc.exe cli decoder, but build right into the app.

xnview wrote:

Marsu42 wrote:

xnview wrote:is it possible to have your xnview.ini?

Here you go, I hope you can reproduce it... thanks for looking into it.

you have enable 'lock zoom'

Thanks, that's it - it's rather hard to spot that it's enabled, at least with my current color scheme.

CreativeWorld wrote:Anything else I need to do?

Sure, just ask good ol' Marsu ... http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... 88#p134792

As reported here for the new flif plugin: http://encode.ru/threads/2321-FLIF-Free-Lossless-Image-Format?p=50489&viewfull=1#post50489 mp 0.83 seems to have a bug, the saved file has 0 bytes, but the real filecan be found in thee program's dir and is called C.] See here for the full flif discussion: h...

I don't get it, I really don't... Same here :-| Always nice not to be the only one being lost :-) ... let's hope some dev figures out why reading .flif doesn't work, I have no idea what api XnView expects from a dll. Edit 1: I've requested a new dll: http://encode.ru/threads/2321-FLIF-Free-Lossless...

I don't get it, I really don't... ... so I downloaded the alledged "working" flif plugin (from http://www.encode.ru/threads/2321?p=47861&viewfull=1#post47861) and put it into my respective x86 and x64 XnViewMP plugin folders. And, who would have guessed, I now can *save* a .flif file. Alas, I cannot...