Missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
Hello,
Please add a keyboard shortcut for Aquire Image from Scanner, previously it was Ctrl+Alt+A.
Thanks,
Bryan
Please add a keyboard shortcut for Aquire Image from Scanner, previously it was Ctrl+Alt+A.
Thanks,
Bryan
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
...also please add the possibility to customize it in Tools | Settings | Interface | Shortcuts...bsteph10 wrote:Hello,
Please add a keyboard shortcut for Aquire Image from Scanner, previously it was Ctrl+Alt+A.
Thanks,
Bryan
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
I think I posted this in the wrong place before, so here goes:
+ The program title bar does not display the current directory / image url ("XnView - e:/work/gallery" for example). Fixing this would be quite helpful for users that use multiple instances at once.
Thanks for your awesome work.
+ The program title bar does not display the current directory / image url ("XnView - e:/work/gallery" for example). Fixing this would be quite helpful for users that use multiple instances at once.
Thanks for your awesome work.
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
Favourite management (removing or changing the order of favourites) is missing. There's only "Add Favourite", so I'm adding and the list gets longer and longer.
XnView MP Version 0.61 (Jul 18 2013)
Windows 7 64bit
XnView MP Version 0.61 (Jul 18 2013)
Windows 7 64bit
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
+1ania wrote:Favourite management (removing or changing the order of favourites) is missing. There's only "Add Favourite", so I'm adding and the list gets longer and longer.
XnView MP Version 0.61 (Jul 18 2013)
Windows 7 64bit
...till then, if you want to delete a favorite you can go to the folder in which XnViewMP files are (by default in Users\<your user name>\AppData\Roaming\XnViewMP\ ) and edit the bookmark.ini file. Delete the unwanted line(s) using Notepad.
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Batch Rename tool is missing "Sort" option
It appears to me that the Batch Rename tool is missing the "Sort" option.
In XnView (classic) I frequently applied the sort option to have the files sorted by EXIF Date before renaming and numbering.
This option is no longer available, Or should I do the sorting beforehand in the Explorer and THEN do the Batch Rename?
In XnView (classic) I frequently applied the sort option to have the files sorted by EXIF Date before renaming and numbering.
This option is no longer available, Or should I do the sorting beforehand in the Explorer and THEN do the Batch Rename?
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
In XnView 2.04 (and older) you have Options -> View -> Auto Image Size
I used to set it to: Fit image to window, large only
I'm missing that.
Every time I view a "small" image, it is stretched to full window size of XnViewMP, which is always maximised
I would like to have small images not to zoom to window, but to have them display at 100%
Or bring back the option, so everyone can choose what he wants to.
I used to set it to: Fit image to window, large only
I'm missing that.
Every time I view a "small" image, it is stretched to full window size of XnViewMP, which is always maximised
I would like to have small images not to zoom to window, but to have them display at 100%
Or bring back the option, so everyone can choose what he wants to.
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
XnView (Classic) offers a menu entry "Image view" mode, menu "View > Auto Image-size > Fit image to window, large only". In addition there was the setting that you mention "Options > View > Auto Image Size". The difference between the two auto image sizes is: The menu is just temporary and the setting/option is valid for this and future sessions.AndyK wrote:In XnView 2.04 (and older) you have Options -> View -> Auto Image Size
I used to set it to: Fit image to window, large only
I'm missing that.
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In XnView MP only the menu entry is available. My understanding and guess is that the two settings confused people and therefore it is no longer supported in XnView MP. But this is just a guess. So please use menu "View > Auto Image-Size" for setting the auto-image size. The selected auto image size is valid for this and future sessions.
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
In XnView Classic there was a separate "Auto Image Size" for standard View and for Fullscreen. I would set one to No Fit (100%Zoom) and the other to Fit Image To All. Working with high-res images I found it very useful to be able to quickly toggle between the two modes. XnView MP uses just one setting for both and requires at least 2 shortcut keys to toggle. I suppose for most this option was likely superfluous and therefore removed but I personally used it a lot. I would love to have the two separate settings back, or perhaps even better, a shortcut key option that toggles between two Image Size modes. I know it's probably a long shot but I figure I'd mention it just in case since I really like XnView and definitely want to stick with its newest incarnation.
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
Smooth zooming does not work on 1bit files as it does on xnview classic - a great and unique feature.
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
The ability to tile images in the viewer side by side either horizontaly or verticaly or how ever you want to place them there, I really used that a lot.
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
From this post dating back to March 2012:
My scanner is working fine using xsane. Could somebody shed a light on this, please?
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I now have tried XnView MP Version 0.61 on a Windows 7 (64 Bit) system where I see a menu entry for scanning in the "File" menu. So I went back to Linux, and just to make sure, uninstalled XnView MP and reinstalled it. Still no menu entry for scanning. Is this related to the different backends (TWAIN vs. SANE) and how can I fix this (no programming skills, else I'd offer my help there)?
I guess it should be possible to acquire from a scanner in XnviewMP. But running Version 0.61 on Kubuntu 12.04 (LTS) I can not find any menu entry or button even remotely resembling "scan" or "acquire". I even switched between the UI language from English to French and German and waded through the menus just to make sure.xnview wrote:You have it alreadyhelmut wrote: • Acquire from Scanner or Camera
My scanner is working fine using xsane. Could somebody shed a light on this, please?
Edit:
I now have tried XnView MP Version 0.61 on a Windows 7 (64 Bit) system where I see a menu entry for scanning in the "File" menu. So I went back to Linux, and just to make sure, uninstalled XnView MP and reinstalled it. Still no menu entry for scanning. Is this related to the different backends (TWAIN vs. SANE) and how can I fix this (no programming skills, else I'd offer my help there)?
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
I really need autocrop "Alt+Y" for pictures in B&W.
There is a batch function, but if I have scanned pictures autocrop is the last step to clean the borders after some "Ctrl+X". There are no alternatives for XnView in Ubuntu and I prefer to use it without WINE …
There is a batch function, but if I have scanned pictures autocrop is the last step to clean the borders after some "Ctrl+X". There are no alternatives for XnView in Ubuntu and I prefer to use it without WINE …
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
Hello,Amandus wrote:I really need autocrop "Alt+Y" for pictures in B&W.
There is a batch function, but if I have scanned pictures autocrop is the last step to clean the borders after some "Ctrl+X". There are no alternatives for XnView in Ubuntu and I prefer to use it without WINE …
... You have into xnviewMP batchConvert the :image/"automatic crop" function ...
But a work around under linux is to use (for example) imagemagick script:
http://www.fmwconcepts.com/imagemagick/ ... /index.php
multicrop :Crops and unrotates multiple images from a scanned image.
and the image :
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PS: Me too, i would like to have these kinds of filters into xnviewMP batch convert ... and some others ex:
1-) autotone filter: auto brightness/contrast + auto gray balance + auto white balance + auto gamma correction + auto noise removal + auto sharpening (all in one filter)
2-) cameradeblur or fftdeconvol filter : Performs deconvolution on an image in the frequency domain (Fourier Transform), Removing Horizontal Motion Blur , and/or , Removing Lens Defocus
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3-) retinex filter :Enhances detail and color in an image using the multiscale retinex algorithm.
4-) textcleaner ... for OCR ( pre-process for an optical character recognition.)
...etc...
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Re: List of missing features (compared to XnView Classic)
IS MP supposed to be an improvement over Classic?
I can't extract gifs or tile pictures for comparison in MP. So it's back to Classic for me.
Removing features that attracted users is not the way to go about improving on an app.
Also, if you create an app that is highly customizable with many different settings, please add an "export" current settings feature, so we can save those preferred setting in case we need to reinstall later.
I can't extract gifs or tile pictures for comparison in MP. So it's back to Classic for me.
Removing features that attracted users is not the way to go about improving on an app.
Also, if you create an app that is highly customizable with many different settings, please add an "export" current settings feature, so we can save those preferred setting in case we need to reinstall later.