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PictView: negative picture size
Posted: 19 Aug 2008, 19:24
by pyonpyon
Hi !
I have this problem on Vista for a few times : some pictures can't be displayed with PictView because, I guess, of a negative value of its size. My Vista is unstable at the beginning (I can't select anything with the mouse) but it stabilizes itself after -_-' So I think it was the issue but I was able to see the image I couldn't see before Vista become stable... I hope it's clear :$ (sorry for my english)..
Anyway, I don't know if this is linked to Vista. Has someone ever had the same problem ?
there is a screenshot if it can help
thank you !
Re: PictView: negative picture size
Posted: 20 Aug 2008, 08:48
by Jan Patera
pyonpyon wrote:there is a screenshot if it can help
No, screenshot doesn't help. Is it possible that the JPEG in question has the height of 63616 pixels? Please send us a sample file to our support email address: support (at sign) pictview.com - see the About dialog. Thanks!
Re: PictView: negative picture size
Posted: 20 Aug 2008, 12:56
by zarevak
pyonpyon wrote:My Vista is unstable at the beginning (I can't select anything with the mouse) but it stabilizes itself after -_-' So I think it was the issue but I was able to see the image I couldn't see before Vista become stable...
Just a note - Windows instability (and PictView problems) could be a result of a faulty/overheated memory modules.
To test your memory modules for problems you can use MemTest86+ software from
http://www.memtest.org/ - Download "Pre-Compiled Bootable ISO (.zip)" and after unZIPing burn the extracted ISO image to the CD and boot your computer from it.
Re: PictView: negative picture size
Posted: 20 Aug 2008, 14:09
by Jan Rysavy
zarevak wrote:Just a note - Windows instability (and PictView problems) could be a result of a faulty/overheated memory modules.
Yes, we can confirm it. Try the mentioned MemTest.
Posted: 20 Aug 2008, 21:05
by Guest
Hi !
Thanks for your help !
I have a problem with my CD driver

so I couldn't run memtest+

With memtest (the exec file), I had no errors (during 115%).
The image size is correct (2.560x1.920). I never had this problem under XP so I think it comes from Vista. I was just wondering if this could come from a compatibility issue or from vista, and if someone had the same problem
Thx again !
Posted: 20 Aug 2008, 21:15
by Jan Patera
Anonymous wrote:The image size is correct (2.560x1.920).
Can you please send us the image file?
Posted: 20 Aug 2008, 21:54
by pyonpyon
oops sorry I forgot...
but it happens with many files. for a moment I can view the picture and the next minut, I can't :s
It seems to happen only with files I recently copied but i'm not sure. I sent a sample by email.
thx !
Posted: 20 Aug 2008, 23:34
by Ether
With memtest (the exec file), I had no errors (during 115%).
The memory test is supposed to run many times over, because the errors often don't show up the first time. Also, the test isn't very reliable when run inside an operating system (Windows), because the program can't test the memory used by the OS.
Re: PictView: negative picture size
Posted: 24 Aug 2009, 22:55
by Jan Patera
pyonpyon wrote:I have this problem on Vista for a few times : some pictures can't be displayed with PictView because, I guess, of a negative value of its size. My Vista is unstable at the beginning (I can't select anything with the mouse) but it stabilizes itself after -_-' So I think it was the issue but I was able to see the image I couldn't see before Vista become stable... I hope it's clear :$ (sorry for my english)..
I have finally been able to reproduce this problem. Finallly. The problem was occuring only in thumbnail mode when there were some .MOV files from the digicam in the same folder.
It will be fixed in the next Altap Salamander version (2.52).
The same problem as
here.
However, the instability seems to be a different issue.
Re: PictView: negative picture size
Posted: 27 Aug 2009, 22:16
by pyonpyon
wooow kewl ! thx a lot !!!
by the way, I love the diskmap =) especially when there are a lot of music, it's soo fun x)