I check this product and I see that generation of thumbnails is not really fast, even if the "super fast thumbnails" is checked on! I do not mean about caching. I refer to initial generation.
I compare with XNView and other products and all is faster than XY.
So maybe this feature needs some optimize?
super fast thumbnails not so fast
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Re: super fast thumbnails not so fast
Xnview is a Pro image viewer -won't you agree that it would be strange if a file manager would be faster than it 
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Re: super fast thumbnails not so fast
No, I not agree. Because it is important feature of modern file manager also to display thumbnails quickly. The option is advertised as "super fast thumbnails"! But in fact it is super-slow compared to most other products (not only XNView).eil wrote:Xnview is a Pro image viewer -won't you agree that it would be strange if a file manager would be faster than it
So it is definitely something that is misleading the user... Programmist of XY should rework the feature...
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Re: super fast thumbnails not so fast
Creating thumbnails is done by Windows (GDI/GDI+), both super-fast or normal. Everybody out there uses the same functions. So there cannot be large speed differences. Only very specialized imaging software will code native thumbnailing code. I did this for TGA because they are not supported by GDI+.влад wrote:No, I not agree. Because it is important feature of modern file manager also to display thumbnails quickly. The option is advertised as "super fast thumbnails"! But in fact it is super-slow compared to most other products (not only XNView).eil wrote:Xnview is a Pro image viewer -won't you agree that it would be strange if a file manager would be faster than it
So it is definitely something that is misleading the user... Programmist of XY should rework the feature...
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Re: super fast thumbnails not so fast
OK, probably the GDI+ dont supports embedded thumbnails in jpeg. And therefore the listing appearas much faster in software which supports it.admin wrote: Creating thumbnails is done by Windows (GDI/GDI+), both super-fast or normal. Everybody out there uses the same functions. So there cannot be large speed differences. Only very specialized imaging software will code native thumbnailing code. I did this for TGA because they are not supported by GDI+.
Maybe you can think to add support for embedded jpeg thumbnails?
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Re: super fast thumbnails not so fast
i'd want to take my part to say that all these "modern file managers" are so dumb and resource-consuming exactly because of such media/image "all-over previews"влад wrote:No, I not agree. Because it is important feature of modern file manager also to display thumbnails quickly. The option is advertised as "super fast thumbnails"! But in fact it is super-slow compared to most other products (not only XNView).
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Re: super fast thumbnails not so fast
GDI+ does support embedded thumbnails through GetThumbnailImage() method of Image class: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 85%29.aspxвлад wrote:OK, probably the GDI+ dont supports embedded thumbnails in jpeg. And therefore the listing appearas much faster in software which supports it.
Maybe you can think to add support for embedded jpeg thumbnails?
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