XnView Software

Sorry for this topic title, but it is exactly like I feel right now. The facts: - photos are usually bigger than the screen, so even viewing them in full screen mode requires some downsampling - we are living in a sharp world. It doesn't matter if you look content on your new Full HD TV or just brow...

I can't believe I missed that bug so many years - but it seems so. It looks like XnView cannot handle summer/wintertime on NTFS correctly. I just modified the 'changed' date of a mov video in TotalCommander to 21:30, when I noticed (due to wrong sort order between the photos) that XnView shows that ...

So Paint is a plug-in, which has to be put in the Add-On folder, to then show up in the program as Filter...notice something? For me everything currently found in the Filter menu is a 'Tool', and has nothing to do with what I expect as 'Filter'.

Anti virus scanner?

Hello, I lost overview a little bit, so sorry if this is still on the list. In the left dir tree pane, scrolling the cursor over the dirs by the navigation keys is a stumbling and delayed experience. I remember I had this long ago and then must have given up. It seems XnView reads in the content of ...

It was supposed to be released in December already...

Thanks. I installed QT Lite 4.10. Now XnView works

Hi, I just got a Canon Powershot S95 which generates mov videos. According to Mediainfo these are in fact MPEG-4 videos with an AVC video stream. XnView can not generate tumbnails from these in Browser view. When trying to play it crashes. This happens under XP and Win7 32. Under XP I would have und...

This is not about computer performance. See my first posts about what I have and what I try to play, 640x480 30 FPS mpg-2 as avi. Quite ridiculous on my machine, and the CPU doesn't care as well...

In 1.97.7 the tooltip always shows 00:00 as <Modified Date> on any file.

I would bet it is broken because of that specific 'fix':

http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=20604

Valid argument. I played around a little bit to see on what movies the effect occurs. Unfortunately I am not a movie guy. The few I have are either not playable in XnView (DVD) or simply contain no usable information within the first seconds (typical for any commercial), so if there would be stutter...

I can assure you that I have no codecs installed other than the ones coming with Windows. I check this with InstalledCodec from Nirsoft http://www.nirsoft.net. So this is not the problem.

Not at all. IMHO this setting is for pictures only anyway.

More ideas?

Thanks marsh. The way how to play and open with XnView seems to make no difference. I usually have XnView browser in one window, the video will open in the other. If I change to single window, the video becoming a tab - same same. If I open and play directly via Explorer - same same. I did some more...

Come on guys, somebody must know where to change the buffers for the internal video player. That is currently my biggest bet in how to optimize this one.

Sure I can use F3 to look the videos stutter-free via WMP, but it is not as comfortable because outside the browser...