Trouble Scrolling Through Large Files in Preview

[RTomson]

First, I changed the mouse wheel to scroll to the next/previous image when previewing.
When scrolling between images in a directory with large images of varying types, it takes a while to give any feedback what image I'm currently on and so I have to wait for the
image to load to find out.

Question:
Is there a way to speed the previewing of large files up at all?

Suggestion:
What would be nice is if it displayed the thumbnail of the image fullsize in the preview pane as a placeholder while it loads the image. This would give immediate feedback as to which image I'm on and so I can quickly scroll through a directory to preview/find what I'm looking for. For a great working example, take a look at the way ACDSee does it.

[lecureuil]

First, I changed the mouse wheel to scroll to the next/previous image when previewing.
When scrolling between images in a directory with large images of varying types, it takes a while to give any feedback what image I'm currently on and so I have to wait for the
image to load to find out.

Question:
Is there a way to speed the previewing of large files up at all?

Suggestion:
What would be nice is if it displayed the thumbnail of the image fullsize in the preview pane as a placeholder while it loads the image. This would give immediate feedback as to which image I'm on and so I can quickly scroll through a directory to preview/find what I'm looking for. For a great working example, take a look at the way ACDSee does it.

i'm having the same problem, well it's not that much of a problem, but, would be hopeful for a fix

[RTomson]

No suggestions for this yet? I'm about to deploy XnView to many machines and would like to tell the end-users something when they ask me about this.

Thanks!

[xnview]

Question:
Is there a way to speed the previewing of large files up at all?

Currently no way, is it jpeg?
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Suggestion:
What would be nice is if it displayed the thumbnail of the image fullsize in the preview pane as a placeholder while it loads the image. This would give immediate feedback as to which image I'm on and so I can quickly scroll through a directory to preview/find what I'm looking for. For a great working example, take a look at the way ACDSee does it.[/quote]
Yes, currently i try to make that