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> I suppose the key difference is Not really the difference in context of IrfanView which is also just an image viewer. I tried JpegView, but it’s lacking sev
by Semaphor 3y ago
> I suppose the key difference is
Not really the difference in context of IrfanView which is also just an image viewer.
I tried JpegView, but it’s lacking several features I use in IV, and stuff I commonly do in IV is harder to do, so for me IV is a clear and easy winner. Performance is a little better, but not in a way I’d actually care about (mainly superfast skipping through images is slightly faster)
- AlienRobot 3y agoCould you tell me which features do you use in IrfanView that JpegView lacks?
- Semaphor 3y agoJust from memory as I uninstalled it already: * Settings in one place, that way I could have probably easily found out how to remove the annoying zoom-features. * Batch conversion * Slideshow: Add files/folders, not just a textfile or folder * Slideshow: More options in general, e.g. random or unique random.
- AlienRobot 3y agoThanks. I never use the slideshow features so I guess I didn't notice. I do think it's odd to expect an image viewer to be able to do batch conversion, though. That's what I meant by a read-only image viewer.
- Semaphor 3y agoIt does support batch rename, though. And generally I want to resize images while looking at them, and not go elsewhere for that. But only when I want it to, no automation.