- #MICROSOFT HEIC CONVERTER INSTALL#
- #MICROSOFT HEIC CONVERTER PRO#
- #MICROSOFT HEIC CONVERTER VERIFICATION#
- #MICROSOFT HEIC CONVERTER CODE#
That said, it is very painfully slow in refreshing thumbnails in Explorer due to lack of Microsoft performance optimizations. Once I had both, I have universal thumbnail support in Windows File Explorer for all native iDevice file formats.
#MICROSOFT HEIC CONVERTER INSTALL#
I also had to install this concurrently too (99 cents), for more universal HEIF / HEIC support. No, I am using the Microsoft HEIF Image Extensions: Thumbnails for HEIC just flies almost 100x faster on an M1 Mac, for example.Įverytime I dump a new batch of photos, I have to put up with Windows' slowness in regenerating thumbnails on 5-6+ sync'd computers, as they keep separate thumbnails databases.
If they were all Macs it would be so much faster, since Apple's HEIC implementations are GPU accelerated. (JPEG efficiency harkens way back to the MPEG1 days literally, while HEIC is pretty much H.265 in compression efficiency - so huge amount of space savings keeping it HEIC native) I made the (semi-stupid) decision not to pre-convert to JPG for performance, and am having to bear Windows inefficiency with HEIC, for the superlative compression efficiency of HEIC.
PgUp and PgDn is simply AGONIZING due to Microsoft's suboptimal HEIC engine For People Unfamiliar With Why HEIC is GoodĨ00 kilobyte HEIC photos look better than 2 megabyte JPG files - it's a pretty compact, and efficient photo compression format. Imagine maximizing your File Explorer window in Large Thumbnails mode, and having to wait 30-60 seconds for all the thumbnails to generate - just only for that screenful. And this is why I express great interest in multithreaded HEIC thumbnail generation. I'm just paying a severely time-punitive thumb-generation penalty, however. Although I've since upgraded to FTTH with fast upload, the HEIC still remains. Many Internet connections have slow upload speeds for cloud syncing of photos, so this is where smaller HEIC file sizes helps. It's faster to cloud-sync thousands of photos to 5-6 computers if the images are smaller file size like HEIC. JPG files when syncing from my iPhone/iPads. Dropbox) converts to JPG first before syncing, but I didn't want the quality loss of downconverting. On a single thread, it can take HOURS to convert an iPhone's worth of many (tens) thousands of smartphone photos captured natively in Apple's preferred. It's why I desparately want multithreading for. On Windows machines specifically, it is literally honestly truly more than an order of magnitude slower per byte. HEIC is more than 10x slower than JPG on Windows JPG files can convert 10x+ faster even for HDD.HEIC is that painfully slow on Windows machines compared to Mac because Microsoft uses 100% CPU (no GPU acceleration) for converting HEIC.
HEIC files take almost 1 second to convert even on an SSD, while even larger 3-5 megabyte.
#MICROSOFT HEIC CONVERTER PRO#
(1) Samsung 960 Pro SSD here, in a 4-lane NVMe M.2 slot.
#MICROSOFT HEIC CONVERTER CODE#
If so, would it be possible to add the missing code to your original github & this pull request? This would be a major speedup for me for a File Explorer limitation with. I did a grep -R -i "Multi-Threaded mode" to find the location of your dialog change, and zero results appeared (anywhere in the source code tree). I also viewed your source code files and there's no occurence of the text modification "-m Multi-Threaded mode" which is another 2nd check that makes me suspect this pull request may be missing code. missing a file or missing a change) - i.e.
#MICROSOFT HEIC CONVERTER VERIFICATION#
I ran WinThumbsPreloader.exe to pop up this dialog below, and the -m option does not show in the dialog which is missing the -m Are you sure that your git pull request is complete? I think there might be missing code.Ĭan you test a git pull into a 2nd separate folder on your disk, and verify if there are any missing files / missing changes? Please do a verification by this clean pull request - and you will see the missing "-m" option suggestive your your repo is incomplete (e.g. I compiled (easily, no errors, no warnings) I modified AssemblyInfo.cs to Version 1.0.2 as an additional verification that I'm compiling the correct copy
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