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1. #Lightzone x86 or amd64 mac os x
2. #Lightzone x86 or amd64 install
3. #Lightzone x86 or amd64 update
4. #Lightzone x86 or amd64 windows 7

while fetching preview for C:\Users\REJANE\Pictures\GX7 TEST\GX7hVFAI00125.RW2: null This is LightZone 4.1.0~beta12 ( 3125f4f)ĭisplay profile Dell E197FP Color Profile Most users don't have github accounts, so they post issue reports on LightZoneProject forum, though I prefer github because it is easier to follow the discussion or to refer source codes. Could you upload LigthZone.log in your Documents\LightZone folder, too?Īs for the MSVCR100.dll, could you copy it from the C:\Program Files\LightZone\jre\bin\ to C:\Program Files\LightZone\ (same folder as LightZone.exe), then try again? If it won't work, please create another issue on GitHub. My guess is that the cause of the issue is OpenMP multi-threading in dcraw_lz.exe, but I'm not sure enough. Thanks for your help, hoping we can find a solution to the Desktop/Windows Vista issueĪdam, thank you for the detailed info. It’s obviously not ideal since I have a much superior monitor on the desktop. For now I can run LightZone on the laptop. I hope that’s OK, if not let me know where you want it uploaded to.Īs for the the Laptop/Windows 7 issue your suggestion of copying MSVCR100.dll to the LightZone folder worked. I’ve included the LightZone.log as an attachment. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub. I tested with this file, but there was no problem:Ĭould you upload a sample Raw file causing the problem to somewhere I can download? Subject: Re: LIGHTZONE 4.1.0beta11/12 cannot edit PANASONIC GX7 RW2 RAW FILE ( #132) Thank you very much for your prompt response, let me know if you need more information General question : How are users suppose to raise beta issues? Is it via adding issue to GITHUB or how?ĭo you want me to raise an issue for the missing MSVCR100.dll?

#Lightzone x86 or amd64 windows 7

WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM SP1 64bit.ĭon’t know if this has been raised as a beta issue on GITHUB?

My machine is : ACER ASPIRE 5742 Intel i5 (Quad core) 2.7GHz 5GB RAM. “The program can’t start because MSVCR100.dll is missing” note MSVCR100.dll is present in C:\Program\LightZone\jre\bin Separately I then tried to run LIGHTZONE beta12 64bit on my laptop (as I thought this might be an alternative way of using it.

#Lightzone x86 or amd64 update

“Unknown error opening this file” “class java lang.NullPointerException”ĭo you want me to update this info to the GITHUB issue #132 or is this email OK?

#Lightzone x86 or amd64 install

After each install I ran CCleaner on the registry and them reinstalled the 32 bit LIGHTZONE beta12.Īfter removing all the above software and cleaning the registry I still get the same error SILKYPIX (PANASONIC), PHOTOfunStudio(PANASONIC) FASTSTONE IMAGE VIEW(3rd party). I gradually removed all software on the machine which can use RW2 files. Machine : DELL DIMENSION DIMC521 (AMD ATHLON DUAL CORE 2 GHZ 3GB RAM) WINDOWS VISTA HOME PREMIUM SP2 32BIT This would point to an issue with the software and the machine/operating system (so I didn’t bother to upload my files) I then downloaded a PANASONIC GF2 file from imaging resource and it also failed in the same way. Grand Central also makes it much easier for developers to create programs that squeeze every last drop of power from multicore systems.I downloaded the imaging resource file you used and it fails to edit in the same way.

#Lightzone x86 or amd64 mac os x

Grand Central takes full advantage by making all of Mac OS X multicore aware and optimizing it for allocating tasks across multiple cores and processors. More cores, not faster clock speeds, drive performance increases in today’s processors. “Grand Central,” a new set of technologies built into Snow Leopard, brings unrivaled support for multicore systems to Mac OS X. OpenCL takes that power and redirects it for general-purpose computing. With GPUs approaching processing speeds of a trillion operations per second, they’re capable of considerably more than just drawing pictures. They might be waiting until Snow Leopard is released to jump in.Īnother powerful Snow Leopard technology, OpenCL (Open Computing Language), makes it possible for developers to efficiently tap the vast gigaflops of computing power currently locked up in the graphics processing unit (GPU).