Xnview shell extension

Is XnView M Post by helmut » Thu May 12, 2016 3:33 pm ng4ever wrote:I went with IrfanView for now but convince me to go to XnView or XnView MP please!The difference of XnView and IrfanView is not so much the functionality, it's mainly the user interface:Please try out and compare XnView's browser and IrfanView's browser and you'll see: The user interface of XnView is much like Windows Explorer; clean, intuitive, and easy to use. IrfanView's "browser" is more like a special dialog or add-on which allows for working with multiple files but which isn't integrated well in the rest of the program.Therefore I'd say: If you want a program for viewing single images, only, then IrfanView does its job as good as XnView. For both viewing single images and handling and managing multiple images, you better use XnView. omniplex Posts: 127 Joined: Thu Feb 10, 2011 1:52 pm Location: Hamburg Contact: Re: XnView Minimal, Standard, or Extended ? What is XnView M Post by omniplex » Mon May 16, 2016 12:12 am XnTriq wrote:Minimal...Standard...NConvert: NoShell Extension: No...Complete...NConvert: YesShell Extension: Yes...Plug-ins: AllSome caveats: No boils down to "can be downloaded separately" as NConvert 32bits (x86) or 64bits (x64), as Shell Extension 32bits (x86 only) or 64 bits (x64 only). Likewise any classic AddOn or Plugin can be downloaded separately. Yes boils down to NConvert 32bits (x86) and Shell Extension 32bits (x86 only), i.e., you need a separately downloaded Shell Extension 64bits (x64 only) on a 64bits Windows.Finally All means "almost all", the new FLIF thingy isn't included in the complete 2.36, the new 2.36 SVG feature is still unclear (for me), and I fear (please correct me) that BPG works only on 64bits platforms.

Moderators: XnTriq, helmut, xnview ckit XnThusiast Posts: 2577 Joined: Tue Feb 17, 2004 1:11 am Location: QLD, Australia Contact: Post by ckit » Thu Jun 22, 2006 1:07 am Sadly it's linked to the JPEG quality setting in XnView and can't be configured from the Shell Extension. Please make a request for it. Crysler Posts: 70 Joined: Fri Oct 17, 2003 9:33 pm Post by Crysler » Thu Jun 22, 2006 5:36 am You mean configuring in Options > Write > JPEG > Quality?For testing I set that to 6 which produces a lousy image. The setting is rememberd between XnView sessions but the shellextension's conversion still produces a way better image (about 80). xnview Author of XnView Posts: 45463 Joined: Mon Oct 13, 2003 7:31 am Location: France Contact: Post by xnview » Thu Jun 22, 2006 7:17 am Crysler wrote:You mean configuring in Options > Write > JPEG > Quality?For testing I set that to 6 which produces a lousy image. The setting is rememberd between XnView sessions but the shellextension's conversion still produces a way better image (about 80).Yes, currently i use 80 as default. Perhaps it would be good to have 4 jpeg quality setting??? Pierre. Crysler Posts: 70 Joined: Fri Oct 17, 2003 9:33 pm Post by Crysler » Thu Jun 22, 2006 7:46 am Like 4 fixed settings to choose from?Yes I'd like that, but then again: which four to choose? There might be people who'd like 98/90/80/70 while others would prefer 90/75/60/40 or such.How about a simple config-textfile where we can put our own values?Like this:Code: Select alljpegquality1=98jpegquality2=90jpegquality3=70jpegquality4=10would produce a flyout-submenu for the JPG menu itemCode: Select allJPG > Quality1: 98 Quality2: 90 Quality3: 70 Quality4: 10 xnview Author of XnView Posts: 45463 Joined: Mon Oct 13, 2003 7:31 am Location: France Contact: Post by xnview » Thu Jun 22, 2006 8:52 am Crysler wrote:Like 4 fixed settings to choose from?Yes I'd like that, but then again: which four to choose? There might be people who'd like 98/90/80/70 while others would prefer 90/75/60/40 or such.How about a simple config-textfile where we can put our own values?Like this:Code: Select alljpegquality1=98jpegquality2=90jpegquality3=70jpegquality4=10would produce a flyout-submenu for the JPG menu itemCode: Select allJPG > Quality1: 98 Quality2: 90 Quality3: 70 Quality4: 10In other shell extension, how is configured the jpeg quatlity?? Pierre. Crysler Posts: 70 Joined: Fri Oct 17, 2003 9:33 pm Post by Crysler » Thu Jun 22, 2006 9:26 am What other shell extension? Maybe I wrote somhow unclear; what I meant was that this could be a way the XnView shell extension could handle different quality settings. The way to do this came solely from my confused brain not from another shell extension. Enmoku

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