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32 BPP Icon not displayed in TIFF
Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 12:06 am
by Clo

Hello !
• I've a small multi-page TIFF I use for tests, containing only icons among which a 32 BPP one.
• It's displayed OK with
1.82.4 and also with
1.90 Alpha 3 I've kept installed still, but
not with
1.90 RC1.
?
- All versions have the same settings for TIFF.
- The test-file is available
HERE.
• Please, display the file in “View” and scroll its content up to the
page #10 which is this 32 BPP icon, 24² pixels.
- The whole info is displayed in the status-bar, but the image itself is not, it seems totally “transparent”,
there is only the BG-colour of the window !
• Can someone confirm ? All feedback welcome ! TIA !

KR
Claude
Clo
XnView 1.90 <x>
Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 1:48 am
by marsh
I see it. It completely vanishes with option '[x]Use transparent index (<=8bits) or alpha channel'. It reappears with option off.
Good detail !
Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 2:46 am
by Clo

Hello !
• Thank you for checking, B.!
I see it. It completely vanishes with option '[x]Use transparent index (<=8bits) or alpha channel'. It reappears with option off. It is definitey different from v.1.82.4...
• Quite right ! This option does nothing else than to make the whole 32 BPP icon invisible…
- It's ticked in 1.82.4, and the 32 BPP
IS displayed !
- Because
THIS, the TIFF contains icons having coloured backgrounds only.
- However, this one #10 has transparent rounded corners (a few), and the #12 too (larger).
- These corners look as
black, that is not nice… The transparency is not applied at all,
and I wonder to learn how to get it displayed for such 24 BPP icons…

- Accuracy : the transparency
exists in these icons, I made it with the
SnIco specialized freeware…

FR
Claude
Clo
Re: 32 BPP Icon not displayed in TIFF
Posted: Mon Jan 15, 2007 8:15 am
by xnview
Clo wrote:
• Please, display the file in “View” and scroll its content up to the page #10 which is this 32 BPP icon, 24² pixels.
- The whole info is displayed in the status-bar, but the image itself is not, it seems totally “transparent”,
there is only the BG-colour of the window !
• Can someone confirm ? All feedback welcome ! TIA !
It's normal, the alpha channel is black