XnView Software

I was saved all my photos into *.sld file. After I first saved it and view it, it's no problem. But afterward, when I play that file, it's only show black screen for me, it can't show any photos. I tried my 2 notebooks also the same. This problem only found since 1.90 version.

Please kindly fix it. Thks so much

jeschg wrote:I was saved all my photos into *.sld file. After I first saved it and view it, it's no problem. But afterward, when I play that file, it's only show black screen for me, it can't show any photos. I tried my 2 notebooks also the same. This problem only found since 1.90 version.

How do you use it? By clicking on the .sld?

yup, I'm just clicking *.sld directly. Can't clicking it directly since 1.90?

jesschg wrote:yup, I'm just clicking *.sld directly. Can't clicking it directly since 1.90?

Sorry but i don't understand, you tell that you click, and that you can't click on 1.90????

Confirmed.

- select few files (images, JPG)
- press Ctrl+L
- save slide show as .sld (to root dir.)
- run saved .sld file
= result is only a black screen (also the first time)

If you have enabled sound, it is playing, but the bug is present also if sound is disabled.

Dreamer wrote: - run saved .sld file
= result is only a black screen (also the first time)

By clicking on it??

Yes. I can reproduce this bug only if "relative paths" option is enabled.

Dreamer wrote:Yes. I can reproduce this bug only if "relative paths" option is enabled.

Oh ok, it's normal because current path is not always path with .sld!

xnview wrote:

Dreamer wrote:Yes. I can reproduce this bug only if "relative paths" option is enabled.

Oh ok, it's normal because current path is not always path with .sld!

Sorry, I don't understand, if I create .sld slideshow, run it and I have just black screen, is it normal - not a bug??

Dreamer wrote:

xnview wrote:

Dreamer wrote:Yes. I can reproduce this bug only if "relative paths" option is enabled.

Oh ok, it's normal because current path is not always path with .sld!

Sorry, I don't understand, if I create .sld slideshow, run it and I have just black screen, is it normal - not a bug??

Right a bug, but is it new? Do you have the same behaviour in 1.82.4??

xnview wrote:

Dreamer wrote:

xnview wrote: Oh ok, it's normal because current path is not always path with .sld!

Sorry, I don't understand, if I create .sld slideshow, run it and I have just black screen, is it normal - not a bug??

Right a bug, but is it new? Do you have the same behaviour in 1.82.4??

This problem only found since 1.90 version.

But I tried it and I have error dialogs with 1.82.4, but in 1.90.2 there are no dialogs, just a black screen.

Dreamer wrote:

This problem only found since 1.90 version.

But I tried it and I have error dialogs with 1.82.4, but in 1.90.2 there are no dialogs, just a black screen.

And 'suppress read errors' is not enabled?

I tried to toggle all slideshow options.

If 'suppress read errors' is disabled, there is an error dialog also in 1.90. But this dialog is strange:



I use freeCommander (file manager, beta version). I tried to run it from explorer and it works.

So it's a freeCommander bug? If so, it's really strange, all other file types work good.

Dreamer wrote:I tried to toggle all slideshow options.

If 'suppress read errors' is disabled, there is an error dialog also in 1.90. But this dialog is strange:

I use freeCommander (file manager, beta version). I tried to run it from explorer and it works.

So it's a freeCommander bug? If so, it's really strange, all other file types work good.

The problem is the current directory when you use relative path and start the sld!

xnview wrote:

Dreamer wrote:I tried to toggle all slideshow options.

If 'suppress read errors' is disabled, there is an error dialog also in 1.90. But this dialog is strange:

I use freeCommander (file manager, beta version). I tried to run it from explorer and it works.

So it's a freeCommander bug? If so, it's really strange, all other file types work good.

The problem is the current directory when you use relative path and start the sld!

OK, but where is the problem, in freeCommander or in XnView?

I tried other file manager and it work good too, so is it freeCommander?