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peterbonge
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Problems with PNG files
PNG files saved with the new IrfanView v3.92 aren't shown correctly anymore (preview/thumbnail). I don't know if it is a TrackerV3 problem. Anyway all my other programs are showing these files correctly.
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Peter Bonge
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Windows 11 Pro, 64-bit, German
Peter Bonge
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Windows 11 Pro, 64-bit, German
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Re: Problems with PNG files
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Gandolf
You're not alone!! Even the wonderful Windows Explorer cannot display either the thumbnails or preview. Xplorer² also produces a corrupt display and, as one of Nikos' beta testers I'm not going to make him very happy!
Works with 0 compression but anything else either crashes TrackerV3 or displays very corrupted. All my other graphics programs seem to be O.K.
Works with 0 compression but anything else either crashes TrackerV3 or displays very corrupted. All my other graphics programs seem to be O.K.
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Crashes??? Which image crashes TrackerV3?Gandolf wrote:Works with 0 compression but anything else either crashes TrackerV3 or displays very corrupted.
I noted that the image in question (the one peter sent me) is a 4-bit PNG which is a rare format. Photoshop for example can read but not write that format.
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IrfanView can create files that GDI+-dependent apps cannot render correctly. But many other programs besides IrfanView can, for example ACDSee, Photoshop, InternetExplorer (!). XP native PictureViewer however cannot -- it also depends on GDI+! The pattern is clear. I don't think IrfanView is to blame.peterbonge wrote:But isn't it strange that this problem occurs right after the release of IrfanView v3.92?admin wrote:Result: it's a GDI+ bug. Microsoft has to take over...