b3: SLD not recognized
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b3: SLD not recognized
Hello!
I created an SLD file. When I open it from Windows, I got "Format of the file <filename> could not be determined". XnView opens but slideshow is not played.
The same file can be opened&played from Slideshow dialog.
X.
The file:
# Slide Show Sequence
Timer = 5.000000
Loop = 1
FullScreen = 1
TitleBar = 0
Fit = 0
StrechVideo = 0
High = 1
CenterWindow = 1
ReadErrors = 1
RandomOrder = 0
ShowText = 1
Text = <Directory><Filename>
BackgroundColor = 0
FontName = "Courier"
FontBold = 0
FontItalic = 0
FontHeight = -13
TextColor = ffffff
TextPosition = 0
Effect = 1
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120468.JPG"
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120469.JPG"
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120470.JPG"
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120471.JPG"
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120472.JPG"
I created an SLD file. When I open it from Windows, I got "Format of the file <filename> could not be determined". XnView opens but slideshow is not played.
The same file can be opened&played from Slideshow dialog.
X.
The file:
# Slide Show Sequence
Timer = 5.000000
Loop = 1
FullScreen = 1
TitleBar = 0
Fit = 0
StrechVideo = 0
High = 1
CenterWindow = 1
ReadErrors = 1
RandomOrder = 0
ShowText = 1
Text = <Directory><Filename>
BackgroundColor = 0
FontName = "Courier"
FontBold = 0
FontItalic = 0
FontHeight = -13
TextColor = ffffff
TextPosition = 0
Effect = 1
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120468.JPG"
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120469.JPG"
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120470.JPG"
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120471.JPG"
"C:\Lukasz\Prywatne\112_PANA\P1120472.JPG"
Re: b3: SLD not recognized
Do you have associated it with xnView, option/install/Associate .sld...Xyzzy wrote:Hello!
I created an SLD file. When I open it from Windows, I got "Format of the file <filename> could not be determined". XnView opens but slideshow is not played.
The same file can be opened&played from Slideshow dialog.
Pierre.
No you can't use open with, .sld file are opened with -sld parameterXyzzy wrote:Are you sure it is OK?
SLD file should be opened without errors this way- this is how it works with all Windows applications I've met so far.
If an application supports a file format, it can open it without problems via Open with... even if it is not associated with the application.
Pierre.