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Incorrect batch resize
Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:51 pm
by oguretz
When resizing image 16x16 to 37.5% image resize result is 6x6px, but batch resize gives 5x5px with same 37.5%.
Re: Incorrect batch resize
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 11:06 am
by gfxgo
I got the same problem. It seems, that xnview do not looks past the first two digits when resizing. It seems to does not matter if you enter 75% , 75.8% or 75,8%. Is there a possibility to fix this (using 1.99.5). I read the changelog, since this thread has been mentioned, but it still seems not to function.
Re: Incorrect batch resize
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 12:13 pm
by xnview
was fixed in 1.99.5, where do you have the problem?
Re: Incorrect batch resize
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 12:20 pm
by gfxgo
I tried to create a batch file, using a resize operation on to an image that is 720x720 pixel. I need to use a factor of 75% for the width (works fine), but the width has to be rescaled with 75.56% (I do not know how many digits xnview supports, but in case -> two digits after the (.) would be enough). If applied the needed result has to be 540x544, but the after the batch, the final image is 540x540 (I uncheked the "keep ratio" dialog), so it seems the digits after the (.) are ignored.
I also tested it by opening an image and used "image -> resize" and switched to %. There you can see, that image does not change its size by chaning the digits behind the (.). The Image size does not differ, no matter if I take 80% or 80.7% for example. (I also unchecked the "keep ratio" dialog)
The only way it works, seems by adjusting the "print size" other thant "screen size". Here I got the possibility to use 3 digits behind the (.), but when using the batch option, resize only offers the stanard "screen resize"

Re: Incorrect batch resize
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 1:19 pm
by xnview
ok, fixed in view>resize not in batch resize
Re: Incorrect batch resize
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 1:23 pm
by gfxgo
do you see a chance to add these 3 digits past the (.) also in the batch dialog for resize in the future?