Crash on opening multiple image files?
Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2014 8:17 pm
Everytime I open multiple files e.g. 12 jpg, XnViewMP will load them and then vanish. I'm assuming it has crashed. Any help would be appreciated.
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Well, in this test it was 12 jpegs with a total size of 1.2mb. This has been an issue I've had with both XnView and the MP version for a while, if you try to open a lot of files at once it crashes.xnview wrote:big picture?
Not with large pixel dimensions, which determine the memory required when a file is opened?rkaycom wrote:Well, in this test it was 12 jpegs with a total size of 1.2mb...xnview wrote:big picture?
About half of them are like 1000x800ishcday wrote:Not with large pixel dimensions, which determine the memory required when a file is opened?rkaycom wrote:Well, in this test it was 12 jpegs with a total size of 1.2mb...xnview wrote:big picture?
Not large individually, but a possible memory limit or a bug...rkaycom wrote:About half of them are like 1000x800ish
It is the 64-bit version, it crashes if I don't have XnView open, and then open a group of images up in a single instance of the viewer.cday wrote:Not large individually, but a memory limit or a bug...rkaycom wrote:About half of them are like 1000x800ish
XnViewMP 32-bit or 64-bit?
And crash even when no images already open in viewer?
rkaycom wrote:It is the 64-bit version, it crashes if I don't have XnView open, and then open a group of images up in a single instance of the viewer.cday wrote:Not large individually, but a memory limit or a bug...rkaycom wrote:About half of them are like 1000x800ish
XnViewMP 32-bit or 64-bit?
And crash even when no images already open in viewer?
A possible bug: the forum upload limit is currently 1MB, if you can produce a crash consistently with images totalling less than that you could possibly upload them in a zip to see if others can reproduce it...rkaycom wrote:It is the 64-bit version, it crashes if I don't have XnView open, and then open a group of images up in a single instance of the viewer.
I'm using Window 7 Ultimate 64-bit. I am unable to replicate the issue anymore at the moment, however, it will come back, if I leave the computer for a while, or reset it the error will most likely return. It's not something I can always replicate. Sometimes it happens 90% of the time, other times it won't happen at all. It doesn't seem to matter what images I use either. I did end up getting some crash dump files from time XnView locked up, would they be useful?cday wrote:A possible bug: the forum upload limit is currently 1MB, if you can produce a crash consistently with images totalling less than that you could possibly upload them in a zip to see if others can reproduce it...rkaycom wrote:It is the 64-bit version, it crashes if I don't have XnView open, and then open a group of images up in a single instance of the viewer.
Alternatively, you could send your existing images to Pierre in a zip as an email attachment at the xnview.com contact address and include a link to this thread.
Edit:
Are you using Windows or another operating system?
rkaycom wrote:Should also add that if I open 12 pictures for example, it will crash, but if I open the same 12 soon after the crash, it appears to function properly. If I then open another set of 12 different images the crashes will begin again with the original 12, caching issue?
rkaycom wrote:I'm using Window 7 Ultimate 64-bit. I am unable to replicate the issue anymore at the moment, however, it will come back, if I leave the computer for a while, or reset it the error will most likely return. It's not something I can always replicate. Sometimes it happens 90% of the time, other times it won't happen at all. It doesn't seem to matter what images I use either.
I think so...rkaycom wrote: I did end up getting some crash dump files from time XnView locked up, would they be useful?
It appears that is the case, yes. All the files load up as normal then... *POOF* XnView vanishes. Most of the time there is no error message, it just crashes to desktop. I have occasionally had a Windows error message though, hence these crash dump files.xnview wrote:you have the crash after loading the last file?