Picture view help

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zylpher

New Member
Sep 10, 2008
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Okay since this my first post here, I gotta say, love the site, second I downloaded at file of some pics and a few movies in it, the movies play fine, but when I try to view the images with ifran view, or any viewer they say it can't read the header. Is there a way I can change it so I can view these pics, I wanna be able to re-size some of them to be used as wallpapers.

This is the first time I have trouble using ifran veiw for photos, is there a better one I can us that is free.

E:\[imouto PLUS]mai ashiya\芦屋舞　いもうとPLUS this is the image name style, or all of that shows when I look at the properties.


If this is in the wrong forum I apologize, and I wont cry if it gets moved to the right one.

The warning message I get is
E:\[imouto PLUS]mai ashiya\??? ????PLUS\m.jpg : Can't read file header
Uknown file format or file header
 
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zylpher

New Member
Sep 10, 2008
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zanzan said:
just rename the file to any name in eng.
ex. ???.jpg to image01.jpg
Click to expand...

The actual names of the photos are just numbers, I am thinking it has to do with the type of file format that I can view them, in the folder the thumbnails show up fine and I can view as slide sh ow, just no picture viewers.:cry:


Added some of the pics from the file, as I can't seem to find it again.
 
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zanzan

New Member
Jan 25, 2008
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try changing any foreign letters in your directory to eng.
ex. C:\若菜ひかる\pictures to C:\avidol\pictures
this should work
 
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vagoo

New Member
Feb 22, 2009
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Yea the problem are caused by the folder name. The software just can't handle japanese letters properly.
 
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RhinoHunter

New Member
Sep 16, 2010
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new here as well. i ran into the same issue and resolved it just the same. another question: is there any way to incorporate or otherwise configure a standard english installation to display the foreign character set, as to not have to be renaming every time this issue comes around ? :puzzled: not sure it even matters so much, just wondering if it is even possible. thanks in advance.

i also like akiba as it has just what i need. i will be posting some material as soon as i go over the site so that i am not just re-posting the same things.
 
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Rollyco

Team Tomoe
Oct 4, 2007
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Just use a different image viewer software that supports unicode filenames and different codepages.

I recommend http://www.honeyview.org/ for this purpose.
 
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