B/W image not displayed properly

[Guest]

Hello,

with the new version 1.74 I've got a strange problem.
When I'm loading an image and then go to the next file (e.g. with PageDown) then the second image (when it's a jpg, gif or png) is decoded as black/white (1 Bit) and you will see a white rectangle with some black spots on it (also the resolution is wrong). When you go to the 3rd ("Keep current image in cache" disabled) or 4th ("Keep current image in cache" enabled) image and then go back to the 2nd, then it's correct decoded.

System:
Windows 98SE
Athlon 1GHz
512 MB RAM

Best wishes.

Jan

[xnview]

with the new version 1.74 I've got a strange problem.
When I'm loading an image and then go to the next file (e.g. with PageDown) then the second image (when it's a jpg, gif or png) is decoded as black/white (1 Bit) and you will see a white rectangle with some black spots on it (also the resolution is wrong). When you go to the 3rd ("Keep current image in cache" disabled) or 4th ("Keep current image in cache" enabled) image and then go back to the 2nd, then it's correct decoded.

I can't reproduce the problem. You view the first file (RGB), and you go to the next (black&white 1bit), there is problem?
Which fit option do you have?
Do you have enabled Options/View/High zoom quality?

[Guest]

I can't reproduce the problem. You view the first file (RGB), and you go to the next (black&white 1bit), there is problem?
Which fit option do you have?
Do you have enabled Options/View/High zoom quality?

Sorry for the confusion, I choosed the wrong title for this problem.
The second file, not depending of the type, is always displayed scrambled.

I did a screenshot, where you can see the problem.
http://ezshare.de/files-en/111684/xnvie ... d.gif.html

It doesn't matter, if High zoom quality is enabled or not. Here is a screenshot from a scrambled picture in high quality mode.

http://ezshare.de/files-en/111692/xnvie ... y.gif.html

The problem is also independent of the used fit option.

Hope this helps you.

Best wishes.

Jan

[Guest]

Wow, I've never seen a place with a countdown timer for images.

Oh yeah, I'll give them three e-mail addresses....

[xnview]

Sorry for the confusion, I choosed the wrong title for this problem.
The second file, not depending of the type, is always displayed scrambled.

I did a screenshot, where you can see the problem.
http://ezshare.de/files-en/111684/xnvie ... d.gif.html

Very strange. This problem occurs only with 1.74?
Could you send me a sample, please?

[Guest]

Very strange. This problem occurs only with 1.74?
Could you send me a sample, please?

Yes, the problem occurs only with 1.74.

What kind of sample do you like do you have? An image file?

Greetings.

Jan

[xnview]

Very strange. This problem occurs only with 1.74?
Could you send me a sample, please?

Yes, the problem occurs only with 1.74.
What kind of sample do you like do you have? An image file?

Yes an image file, to be able to reproduce the problem.

[Guest]

Yes an image file, to be able to reproduce the problem.

The problem occurs with every file, also with the image below.



Greetings.
Jan

[helmut]

Yes an image file, to be able to reproduce the problem.

The problem occurs with every file, also with the image below. ...

I've saved your image in a folder and copied it several times. Could not reproduce the problem. But I'm on XP, so probably no wonder.

- Does this problem occur with image files of any type (GIF, ...)?
- Does the problem still occur after renaming the 'PlugIns' dir?
- What's the size of free memory during such an XnView session?

[xnview]

Yes an image file, to be able to reproduce the problem.

The problem occurs with every file, also with the image below.

I can't reproduce the problem too.

[Guest]

- Does this problem occur with image files of any type (GIF, ...)?

Yes.

- What's the size of free memory during such an XnView session?

Dozens of MByte.

- Does the problem still occur after renaming the 'PlugIns' dir?

No! If the 'PlugIns' folder is renamed or does not exist, then the problem, does not occur!

I've renamed sequentially every single file in the 'PlugIns' folder, and the offender is located:
CADImage.dll

Cause I 've got no CAD-files, I leave this DLL renamed.

Thank you very much for the tip.

Best wishes.

Jan

[xnview]

I've renamed sequentially every single file in the 'PlugIns' folder, and the offender is located:
CADImage.dll
Cause I 've got no CAD-files, I leave this DLL renamed.

Very strange, CAD plugin read only .dxf/.hpgl/.dwg