XnView Software

Well, I can only do one thing to show the issue: I've set my camera recording my monitor while playing my former 06190001.mp4 file.

There are three new files in dropbox, where you can easily imagine which settings each one has:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vdqsnw3sjksvd98/06200001%20-%20LAV%20Filters ...

Yes, at least in my system if I use QtAV.dll from 0.83 (renamed to QtAV1.dll of course), Video Player is much more smooth.

When playing example.h265.mp4?

Yes, it also happens there but it's quite less noticeable than in my Samsung NX1 h265 files.

I upload a small sample clip I've just ...

I've just retested with 0.86 and the problem is there (at least on W10).

So the issue is that the "^" sign in header is not removed after custom sort?
Yes, that's it. The interface is telling the user a Name sorting is active when in fact there's a custom order. Name sorting (or whichever other ...

I've just retested with 0.86 and the problem is there (at least on W10).

Look at the attached screenshot. (The first file is out of alphabetic order but you can see the "^" sign in Name column heading).

It doesn't matter if I exit and re-enter that folder. The bug is there.

But if I press F5 ...

I was able to avoid stuttering playback and getting back version 0.83 behaviour by replacing file QtAV1.dll with file QtAV.dll still found within version 0.85 installation directory

Simply by replacing the dll, you have no more problem??
Well I'm not Fritzle but I could reproduce his steps... So ...

XnView: MP 0.86 - 64 bit
OS: Windows 10 1703 - 64bit

GPS tag is usually missing (in Info column) although GPS info is present and xnView is correctly displaying the GPS tab in the Info panel.

Effect: Wrong info shown to the user.

To reproduce:
Well, as the bug is veeeeeery strange, I'll explain ...

Strange. I've undone the 0.83 trick and, in my system (i5-4590 @ 3.3GHz and also a nVidia GTX 960 2GB), everything seems the same... I attach a new screenshot.

Buuuuut, stuttering is MUCH worse and noticeable in H265 files. (Or, at least, in the H265 vs H264 files I have). In H264, it's there but ...

New bugs?

No, I didn't talk about new bugs but version 0.83 bugs which have been resolved in version 0.85 , and stay resolved even when taking file QtAV.dll from old version and replacing new version's QtAV1.dll.
Err... right... I didn't correctly read your previous post...

(The problem of ...

New info based on the substitution of 0.85 QtAV1.dll by 0.83 QtAV.dll explained in this thread:

• The bug remains present.
• But, at least, my H.265 files behave in the very same way as H.264 ones do.

Hey arspr,
You will find previous program versions here . Download version 0.83, take QtAV.dll from there and replace QtAV1.dll.


Done. Thanks!

I can confirm 0.83's QtAV.dll is *nearly* perfect. So, it really seems 0.85's QtAV1.dll is a regression .

Why do I say *nearly*? Well, because 0.83's ...

I was able to avoid stuttering playback and getting back version 0.83 behaviour by replacing file QtAV1.dll with file QtAV.dll still found within version 0.85 installation directory


Damn, I was going to test your trick (I mean replacing QtAV1.dll with old QtAV.dll) but it doesn't exist in my ...

Hey, I had also complained about XnView video player being a fully crap .

I didn't know it was a bug... I mean I'm a new user just from 0.84. I didn't know it worked fine in 0.83.

Nevertheless, install LAV Filters, use external player and it should be perfect. Other bugs, like the main one ...

Just in case. I cannot reproduce the issue in Windows.

This feature is still not implemented in 0.85

XnView: MP 0.85 64 bit
OS: Windows 10 1607 - 64 bit

Weird handling of the event of dragging a folder on itself (aborting the action) in the File List

Effect: Unexpected and unintuitive behaviour

To reproduce:
1. Select Detail view for the File List.
2. Drag any folder from the File List.
3. Drop ...