On Thursday, October 20, 2016 08:25:22 AM Philip Webb wrote:
> Using Gwenview with KDE 4, the thumbnail view showed images
> in correct numerical order : image1 image2 ... image9 image10 ... .
> With KDE 5, it's gone stupid : image1 image11 image12 ...
> image 19 image2 image20 image21 ...
>
> Is
On Thursday, 20. Oct 2016, 08:25:22 -0400, Philip Webb wrote:
> Using Gwenview with KDE 4, the thumbnail view showed images
> in correct numerical order : image1 image2 ... image9 image10 ... .
> With KDE 5, it's gone stupid : image1 image11 image12 ...
> image 19 image2 image20 image21 ...
>
>
On Thu, 20 Oct 2016 15:27:34 +0200, Andy Mender wrote:
> You may be surprised, but this is the proper numerical order - the way
> Windows Explorer normally does it.
Ah well, it must be right then!
> Only the 1st digit is taken into account as you noticed.
All digits are taken into account, but
161020 Michael Mol wrote:
> On 20 October 2016 at 14:25, Philip Webb wrote:
>> Using Gwenview with KDE 4, the thumbnail view showed images
>> in correct numerical order : image1 image2 ... image9 image10 ... .
>> With KDE 5, it's gone stupid : image1 image11 image12 ...
>>
No, it's not the proper numerical order. Yes, it's the proper sort for a
sorting algorithm unaware that it's sorting strings with numeric components,
such as a one examining input on a strictly codepoint-by-codepoint or
character-by-character basis, but that's not the only way to sort.
I'd
You may be surprised, but this is the proper numerical order - the way
Windows Explorer
normally does it. Only the 1st digit is taken into account as you noticed.
Care to try renaming the images to "image_xxx"? Perhaps that helps.
Best regards,
Andy
On 20 October 2016 at 14:25, Philip Webb
Using Gwenview with KDE 4, the thumbnail view showed images
in correct numerical order : image1 image2 ... image9 image10 ... .
With KDE 5, it's gone stupid : image1 image11 image12 ...
image 19 image2 image20 image21 ...
Is there a setting anywhere
to tell it to list files in the proper
You could test different video output drivers and also hardware decoding.
If you use deinterlace you can also try to tune it's values.
This my mpv config file:
vo=vdpau:deint=-3,opengl-hq:scale=spline36,xv
hwdec=vdpau
audio-device='alsa/iec958:CARD=SB,DEV=0'
audio-channels=auto
P.S.: Sorry
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