0.94.1 - batch conversion - does not keep folder structure
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2019 12:36 pm
XnViewMP will not keep the folder structure in batch conversion, if you select one folder only!
If I select two or more folders, everything is fine!
I have the following folder structure:
Source folders:
C:\Test
Demo_1\
Pictures1
\ (pictures files)
Demo_2\
Pictures2
\ (picture files)
Demo_3\
Pictures3
\ (picture files)
Destination folder:
D:\Test
I did the following steps:
1. Start XnViewMP Browser window
2. Open the folder C:\Test
3. Mark and select the Folders "Demo_2"
4. Start batch conversion
5. Select keep folder structure in output tab only and the settings from the lower screenshot
6. Start batch conversion!
Result:
XnviewMP does not create the "Demo_2" folder in the destination directory "D:\Test"!
It directly creates the subfolder "Pictures2" within the destination folder!
That is wrong!
XnViewMP should create the Demo_2 folder within the destination folder "D:\Test" and then create the subfolder "Pictures2".
---
If I select two or more folders for batch conversion, XnViewMP correctly create the folder "Demo_2" within the destination folder "D:\Test".
If I select two or more folders, everything is fine!
I have the following folder structure:
Source folders:
C:\Test
Demo_1\
Pictures1
\ (pictures files)
Demo_2\
Pictures2
\ (picture files)
Demo_3\
Pictures3
\ (picture files)
Destination folder:
D:\Test
I did the following steps:
1. Start XnViewMP Browser window
2. Open the folder C:\Test
3. Mark and select the Folders "Demo_2"
4. Start batch conversion
5. Select keep folder structure in output tab only and the settings from the lower screenshot
6. Start batch conversion!
Result:
XnviewMP does not create the "Demo_2" folder in the destination directory "D:\Test"!
It directly creates the subfolder "Pictures2" within the destination folder!
That is wrong!
XnViewMP should create the Demo_2 folder within the destination folder "D:\Test" and then create the subfolder "Pictures2".
---
If I select two or more folders for batch conversion, XnViewMP correctly create the folder "Demo_2" within the destination folder "D:\Test".