Save as .. takes 2 or 3 minutes [Solved - Guetzli compression option]

[Gracchio]

Hello,

i use the German XnViewMP Version 1.7.1 64-bit on Windows 10 Pro.
When i want to save a picture with Save as ... (Speichern unter ...) it takes a long time (2 or 3 minutes).
The same happend with V. 1.6.3.

I have no idea whats going on here.

Greetings, Gracchio

[cday]

Which format, or formats?

[Gracchio]

The format ist *.jpg

[cday]

Possibly JPEG created using Guetzli compression, which is notoriously slow and was only intended for small images?

Note: I'm not sure how you select that, if it is still an option?

[Gracchio]

You solved my problem - many thanks.

I have never looked to the Dateityp which is used for Save as ...
It was: JPG - Guetzli JPEG (*.jpg)

I cannot remember, that i have this selected by my own.

When i change Dateityp to: JPG - JPEG / JFIF (*.jpg .........) everything works fine.

[Kadet]

Forget about JPEG / JFIF and use Jpegli, but you must first enable this codec in the settings to make it visible in "save as".
Jpegli give You better quality in smaller file

[cday]

Forget about JPEG / JFIF and use Jpegli, but you must first enable this codec in the settings to make it visible in "save as".

Where, please?

I've updated to 1.7.1 and don't see it in Tools > Settings... > Formats where I would expect it to be, or in Tools > Settings..> Write -- JPEG tab?

Is the plug-in not included in the download, or possibly not available for Linux?

[Kadet]

Forget about JPEG / JFIF and use Jpegli, but you must first enable this codec in the settings to make it visible in "save as".

Where, please?

I've updated to 1.7.1 and don't see it in Tools > Settings... > Formats where I would expect it to be, or in Tools > Settings..> Write -- JPEG tab?

Is the plug-in not included in the download, or possibly not available for Linux?

It is in Tools > Settings... > Formats between JPEG-2000 and JPEG / JFIF in Windows version. I don't know how it's on Linux version, but standalone JPEGLI is accessed on Linux.

[cday]

Its is in Tools > Settings... > Formats between JPEG-2000 and JPEG / JFIF in Windows version. I don't know how it's on Linux version, but standalone JPEGLI is accessed on Linux.

Thanks, I don't still see it, possibly the plug-in has to be installed, or was missed in the Linux DEB version??