Nowadays, whenever there's an image format that both XnViewMP and a plug-in decodes, XnView will only use its own internal decoder.
It would be nice to have a checkbox in the preference settings to give priority to the plug-in decoders, since they might have enhanced features that the internal decoder won't.
The same suggestion applies to XnConvert.
Preference setting to give priority to plugins
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Re: Preference setting to give priority to plugins
Interesting suggestion. Which plugin or file format do you use?
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Re: Preference setting to give priority to plugins
Does XnViewMP decode RECOIL out of the box?sd_snatcher wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2019 2:31 pm Nowadays, whenever there's an image format that both XnViewMP and a plug-in decodes, XnView will only use its own internal decoder.
For my Linux install of XnViewMP, it does not.
However, adding the Xrecoil.usr file into my /opt/xnview/Plugins/ folder properly decodes retro image formats, such as "Yanagisawa" PIC. This tells me it's using the external RECOIL plugin, since if I remove the file from the Plugins folder, I cannot view retro images.