Export all pages from a Multi-page TIFF

[cday]

You haven't selected an output folder, but you seem to be getting an output anyway.

I have tested with 'Extract all pages...' and there does seem to be a bug in XnConvert 1.90...

You could test with an earlier XnConvert version if you like, scroll well down.

[xnview]

could you post a screenshot of output tab?

It works here, please enter an output folder, and post a screenshot of status tab?

[xnview]

I have tested with 'Extract all pages...' and there does seem to be a bug in XnConvert 1.90...

which bug?

[cday]

I have tested with 'Extract all pages...' and there does seem to be a bug in XnConvert 1.90...

which bug?

Multipage TIFF input produces single-page TIFF output with the setting 'Convert all pages from multipage file' selected...

[xnview]

Multipage TIFF input produces single-page TIFF output with the setting 'Convert all pages from multipage file' selected...

Normal, you need 'Convert multipage file to multipage file' to be able to create multipage file

[cday]

Normal, you need 'Convert multipage file to multipage file' to be able to create multipage file

corr's explanation of what he wishes to do has been very unclear, even when I reduced the options to 'A' or 'B', but the title of the thread accurately describes it I believe...

He is trying to extract all pages of a multipage file to single-page files, but the output is only one single-page file, the first page.

And in a quick test I believe I reproduced that result, a bug.

[xnview]

He is trying to extract all pages of a multipage file to single-page files, but the output is only one single-page file, the first page.

And in a quick test I believe I reproduced that result, a bug.

I've tried and no problem, the result is a page per file

[cday]

I've tested again with the attached four-page TIFF, created in XnView MP 0.98.4 browser, and the result with XnConvert 1.90 with the Output tab setting below is the attached output file file.

Something unexplained seems to be happening, as illustrated by these screenshots of the Status tab:

In my quick test yesterday I didn't notice exactly what was happening. The pages are indeed being extracted, but seemingly not being named appropriately?

The problem seems to be related to the display of those unexpected messages which are not normally displayed, or am I missing something?

Tested on Linux Mint 20.1.

[XnTriq]

It seems as if a Numeric enumerator (# or better yet ##) is needed.

[cday]

It seems as if a Numeric enumerator (# or better yet ##) is needed.

With hindsight that is logical, but in other comparable situations in XnView software one is added automatically, isn't it?

Request:

When output filename already exists append a suffix automatically as in other XnView software.

[xnview]

yes you need to use enumerator or use 'rename'

[cday]

yes you need to use enumerator or use 'rename'

For many users {filename}_result is probably a kind of default setting likely used without thinking.

If someone has loaded a multipage file and selected 'Convert all pages...' their intention is clear, it would seem reasonable to handle that situation automatically unless there is a good reason for not doing so?

[corr]

This is my screenshot of the status with the same settings as in my screenshot above. I don't need to set a directory. It is saved directly to where the image source is. But I also tried the setting. Which doesn't help either. I also don't need to set a manual enumerator in the filename.

All generated files have page 1 of the source.

[xnview]

Please use only 1 core, there is a bug here...

[xnview]

Thanks to your detailed description I can reproduce the problem.