0.91 - sometimes generates thumbnails with wrong orientation and stretch the orignal picture
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2018 11:03 am
I browsed a new folder with many jpeg pictures ( more than 100) and one thumbnail in browser view mode get a wrong orientation and the thumbnail image will be stretched. The original picture is in portrait format and xnviewmp detects the picture as landscape format and stretch the original picture to landscape format.
I tried different tests to find the reason for this error:
1. If I generate a new thumbnail in browser mode with the menue "view" => rebuild thumbnails, the new generated thumbnail image is correct.
2. I copied the original picture file to another directory and browse the folder again. The thumbnail is perfect.
Although I deleted the browser cache of xnviewmp and browse the same folder again. The thumbnail of the problematically file is okay.
My thumbnail size setting is 192x144 pixels (preset).
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How to reproduce the problem:
1. Create a directory and copy only one picture file in it (*.jpg, *.png, etc.).
2. Open XnViewMP and start the browser view mode
3. Open the created directory (from point 1.)
4. Select the picture with the mouse
5. Press [STRG]+[C] (=copy)
6. Press [STRG]+[V] fast and many times to make many copies of the file (=insert)
7. After that xnviewmp automatically generates thumbs for all new files in the directory
Some of them are correct and some are wrong as you can see in my picture.
I tried different tests to find the reason for this error:
1. If I generate a new thumbnail in browser mode with the menue "view" => rebuild thumbnails, the new generated thumbnail image is correct.
2. I copied the original picture file to another directory and browse the folder again. The thumbnail is perfect.
Although I deleted the browser cache of xnviewmp and browse the same folder again. The thumbnail of the problematically file is okay.
My thumbnail size setting is 192x144 pixels (preset).
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How to reproduce the problem:
1. Create a directory and copy only one picture file in it (*.jpg, *.png, etc.).
2. Open XnViewMP and start the browser view mode
3. Open the created directory (from point 1.)
4. Select the picture with the mouse
5. Press [STRG]+[C] (=copy)
6. Press [STRG]+[V] fast and many times to make many copies of the file (=insert)
7. After that xnviewmp automatically generates thumbs for all new files in the directory
Some of them are correct and some are wrong as you can see in my picture.