Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
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Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
Crazy
On a clean install, i start XnView, double click on a picture, click on 'info' toolbar, and i have 'estimated quality'
On a clean install, i start XnView, double click on a picture, click on 'info' toolbar, and i have 'estimated quality'
Pierre.
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
A clean install, not referring to your existing .ini?
I suggested using a ZIP, but that would possibly need to set to .ini in Program (XnView), and maybe it would be necessary to deleted the existing .ini file to create a new one?
You could possibly try to reproduce using a new AppImage?
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
I've tried using a new AppImage download, but the default .ini path is User (System), so presumably as a result I had 'estimated quality' following my previous tests which had somehow enabled it, re XnTriq's suggestion...
o Display of 'estimated quality' started after I tried XnTriq's suggestion to change the Switching Mode value.
o The action of changing the switching mode must have changed something in the code used when 'Properties' is selected in the viewer?
o And presumably the .ini is changed in a way that results in any new installation that refers to the User (System) .ini using the modified 'Properties' code?
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
Both, Pierre.
XnTriq wrote: ↑Mon Jul 18, 2016 2:45 pm
- Remove all entries related to MP (HKCU\Software\QtProject, HKCU\Software\Trolltech, HKCU\Software\XnView\XnViewMP) from the registry.
- Delete all files in %AppData%\XnViewMP\.
- Extract XnViewMP-win.zip to D:\Programs\XnViewMP_081\.
- Create a new xnview.ini in D:\Programs\XnViewMP_081\ with the following content:
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[Start] otherFlag=1 updater=0 language=en otherFolder= dbFlag=1 dbFolder=
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
same thing, i can't reproduce, i have always 'estimated quality'
Pierre.
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
If you are blocked, could you try looking at how changing the switching mode could enable subsequent display of 'estimated quality'??
Once the .ini has been changed (presumably) reproducing evidently can become hard.
@XnTriq: Thanks for your help.
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
the only thing that i can see if you disable Write>Use estimated quality, input quality is not calculated
Pierre.
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
I'll do more tests later today to find the INI entry in question.
My pleasure
It's a very useful feature, so we have to keep bugging Pierre to fix the bug
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
One small detail I can report following some tests on another computer is that it is possible to have two tabs open, in one of which 'estimated quality' is displayed and in the other it isn't... Maybe an insight for Pierre, different versions of code, or code that includes a variable?
It seems that when a setting relevant to the problem is changed, it may be necessary to open a new image to see the effect, an important detail when testing perhaps.
And in the above case, in File > Format settings... the 'use estimated quality' setting was the same for both tabs, unchecked in my test.
[My test involved starting with an instance of XnView MP on a Windows computer in which 'estimated quality' was not displayed, saving the .ini, making XnTriq's switching mode change, then saving the [new] .ini . I have saved before and after .ini's but don't regard the test as definitive enough to report as some confusion occurred, and I didn't explore restarting XnView MP if that could be relevant.]
It seems that when a setting relevant to the problem is changed, it may be necessary to open a new image to see the effect, an important detail when testing perhaps.
And in the above case, in File > Format settings... the 'use estimated quality' setting was the same for both tabs, unchecked in my test.
[My test involved starting with an instance of XnView MP on a Windows computer in which 'estimated quality' was not displayed, saving the .ini, making XnTriq's switching mode change, then saving the [new] .ini . I have saved before and after .ini's but don't regard the test as definitive enough to report as some confusion occurred, and I didn't explore restarting XnView MP if that could be relevant.]
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
If checked, do you have always the problem?
Pierre.
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
Changing the 'use estimated quality' setting doesn't change the displayed information in either the tab in which it is displayed, or the tab opened earlier in which it is not displayed... I'm not sure how definitive a test that is ultimately, though
This problem has existed so long, during which I would have changed that setting many times, that it seems very unlikely to be a factor; it was only after I changed the switching mode, almost certainly for the first time, that I was able to see 'estimated quality'.
My instincts are that the problem lies elsewhere: the fact that it is possible to display the parameter in one tab but not in another seems quite interesting: is file information not generated 'on the fly' and so implicitly by the same code?
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
- Disable cataloging.
- Go to a folder you haven't browsed before.
- Open a JPEG in fullscreen mode (F11).
- Move the cursor to the right edge of the screen.
Estimated quality is present in the Properties pane. - Go to the next JPEG (PgDown).
Estimated quality is missing in the Properties pane.
Re: Display JPEG quality / compression level in info box
Houra Thanks XnTriq i have it, bug.XnTriq wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 2:00 pm
- Disable the catalog.
- Go to a folder you haven't browsed before.
- Open a JPEG in fullscreen mode (F11).
- Move the cursor to the right edge of the screen.
Estimated quality is present in the Properties pane.- Go to the next JPEG (PgDown).
Estimated quality is missing in the Properties pane.
Pierre.