Windows 7 - Windows Media Center

seavixen32 · 02-09-2012

Quote: Originally Posted by okmeteor

Yeah, IRfanview is a waste of time. Thanks

Sorry I bothered.

Have a nice day.

boohbah · 02-09-2012

you can view the thumbnails on your sd cards by plugging them into your card reader slot, (if you have one ) without a software, using windows explorer select an image and have the window view set to preview pane

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okmeteor · 02-09-2012

yes but it does not display the thumbs unless you actually click to open (it just shows a generic icon for image file).

Anyway I downloaded and tried Picasa again - Like FastStone better -

Thanks everyone for your input and suggestions.

Am through with this thread.

Bye.

Shark007 · 02-09-2012

Quote: Originally Posted by boohbah

you can view the thumbnails on your sd cards by plugging them into your card reader slot, (if you have one ) without a software, using windows explorer select an image and have the window view set to preview pane

That preview pane functionality is enabled for files such as MKV by the Shark007 codec installation and use of the [Windows filetype Associations] button on the Help TAB of the Settings Application.

Without the Shark007 codecs, it would only work for system recognized files such as AVI.
Only files set to open with WMP by default will show up in the Preview Pane.

boohbah · 02-10-2012

ah ok ,it was showing jpegs i thought the op wanted ,thats what my screen
shot was showing.

Windows 7 - Windows Media Center

Windows Media Center problems?