XnView Software

I am trying a batch file :

nconvert -keepcspace -keepfiledate -opthuff -keep_icc -D -q 95 -subsampling 2 -smoothingf 0 -dct 2 -out jpeg -i -l filelist.txt

here is the code.

Any comments on the code is appreciated.

The error I get is : can't read the picture. it's a .jp2 picture that xnconvert 1.1 converts fine and xnview open fine

any tips ?

Do you have the Xjp2 plugin?

Hummm.... No. What to do ?

xnview wrote:Do you have the Xjp2 plugin?

Ok, I put all plugins in the Plugins Directory.

now it tells me that the program can't start because msvc71.dll or something is missing. Two dll's missing.

I don't understand, isn't the program a command line ?

what now ?

nh2user wrote:....now it tells me that the program can't start because msvc71.dll or something is missing. Two dll's missing.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/wind ... 0d3683bc89

Microsoft wrote:Msvcp71.dll is a Microsoft C Runtime library and it is required to run several Microsoft and non-Microsoft applications on a Windows system.

Maybe your PC is not up-to-date relating to the "C runtimes"?

Peter

Peter2 wrote:

nh2user wrote:....now it tells me that the program can't start because msvc71.dll or something is missing. Two dll's missing.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/wind ... 0d3683bc89

Microsoft wrote:Msvcp71.dll is a Microsoft C Runtime library and it is required to run several Microsoft and non-Microsoft applications on a Windows system.

Maybe your PC is not up-to-date relating to the "C runtimes"?

Peter

I just downloaded the two files missing :

MSVCP71
msvcr71

and put them in the same directory as nconvert. You should put them in the original release. Not everything has these files.

nh2user wrote:...I just downloaded the two files missing :...

So your problem is solved?

nh2user wrote:...You should put them in the original release. Not everything has these files.

These runtimes from Microsoft (in different version: 2007, 2010, ...) are essential and necessary for many, many applications. The best way for the user is to download the entire packages from Microsoft and the install them correctly.

Peter

Peter2 wrote:

nh2user wrote:...I just downloaded the two files missing :...

So your problem is solved?

nh2user wrote:...You should put them in the original release. Not everything has these files.

These runtimes from Microsoft (in different version: 2007, 2010, ...) are essential and necessary for many, many applications. The best way for the user is to download the entire packages from Microsoft and the install them correctly.

Peter

Putting them with the release makes sure your release is portable. and idiot proof for the ones like me.

Just a suggestion.

What do you think of the command line ?

is it good / ok ?

nh2user wrote:What do you think of the command line ?

is it good / ok ?

If you ask me - then I'm sorry to say that I have no experience with command line. I hope another user will reply.

Peter

nh2user wrote:What do you think of the command line ?
is it good / ok ?

Yes, the command line is good, are you able to load jp2000 files?

xnview wrote:

nh2user wrote:What do you think of the command line ?
is it good / ok ?

Yes, the command line is good, are you able to load jp2000 files?

Yes, All is good now !