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Yes i want to create a disc from an ISO file, but will it be bootable also then? Thats why i tryed the Boot CD function first. There in options, you can select the ISO file, PLUS an additional.img or.ima file, and that’s so confusing if you don’t know about all that stuff, And there is a DosBootimage.IMA file chosen at the beginning. I clicked ADD, chose my ISO, then left this imagefile as it is, and started the writing process. Guess what, when trying restart booting with this cd. It started booting Caldera DRDOS, and something like OAK corporation crap. I researched the problem, and someone said, that happens if there is something done wrongly while creating the ISO file, that there would be the wrong img fileg or setup file in there.

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Then pick your Raid drivers. Alltogether it are 4 files. When i typed in my tag, it were 2, so there is possibly something wrongly doable here again, if you don’t have a service tag. One last thing.

This ISO here is 560mb big. It doesn’t have to be a DVD blank wasted on this one. You can make a normal CD-R bootable OS disc, that has 680mb or 700 mb. Would be nice, if this helped someone to not freak out;-).

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(*) Due to technical limitations currently imposed by Microsoft for their WinRT platform, the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack decoders are not exposed to 'Metro' aka 'Modern' aka 'Windows Store' applications at this time, as they elected to block non-Microsoft codecs for those apps. Need any more convincing? Try for yourself, on your own computer, with your own files: (No questions asked free trial, fully un-installable from Control Panel Add/Remove Software) Our codecs expose EXIF/IPTC metadata where applicable so Windows Explorer is able to display information such as shutter speed, F-stop, ISO and date taken, as illustrated below. Integration with Windows Search let users find their images instantly from any Explorer search prompt, for example by camera model, date and more.

Fast extraction of JPEG preview images embedded within raw files enables near-instant previewing of most supported raw formats. Thumbnail extraction from most recent XMP-enabled Adobe InDesign (INDD) and Adobe Illustrator (AI) files is supported, as well as EPS TIFF previews. Running Windows 7 with Media Center and have an Xbox 360 or another Media Center Extender? Wirelessly stream your images - including RAW files - straight from your 64-bit PC to your living room TV set, with EXIF-based auto-rotation, thanks to our product's uncompromised Windows compatibility! Why the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack? • Superior performance, rock-solid stability The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack far outperforms competing codecs, starting from existing manufacturer codecs or codecs supplied by Adobe or Microsoft, making near-instant large size previewing a reality for most popular raw formats, with rock-solid stability.

In fact, the Microsoft team behind the Image Composite Editor panorama stitcher lists the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack as ' tested and recommended'. The Codec Pack is in use in the largest game studios in the world, including and. • Broadest compatibility The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack is second to none regarding Windows compatibility, from XP SP3 to Vista to Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and Windows 10, including 64 bit editions, as well as for timely camera model support (more than 580 digital camera models including the latest and greatest from 15 top manufacturers, updated several times a year).

• Extensive formats support The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack goes beyond raw formats by supporting Adobe Photoshop® PSD and Adobe Lightroom® previews, as well as a wide selection of image formats popular amongst graphic artists and in the Computer Graphics industry, plus some unique specialties like 2D previewing of images taken with 3D cameras e.g. Fuji FinePix Real 3D W1/W3 (MPO), or JPEG-Stereo (JPS) images. • Best feature set The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack includes a faster JPEG codec that performs automatic rotation of thumbnails and previews in Windows Explorer, according to EXIF information. We make Windows 'EXIF orientation-aware'. Our codecs expose all of the metadata contained in most raw formats, including color-space information as well as any embedded IPTC/XMP metadata, in addition to the full EXIF data.

Finally, all our components are optional and can be opted-out during setup. User quotes: “What a difference! It's so nice to be able to see the PSD and RAW files without having to launch PSE” – Senior contributor, “The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack is much faster at decoding CR2 raw images [.]” – Microsoft Research, Image Composite Editor (ICE) Some of our most distinguished corporate customers includes. Beware of imitations: the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack delivers true Windows-compliant image decoders that enable the full RAW viewing experience in Windows Vista and Windows 7, including extra-large thumbnails and fast, large size previewing and slideshows, as well as EXIF metadata display in Windows Explorer and full integration with Windows Search, which let users locate RAW files by author, tags, camera model, date taken etc., instantly, from any Explorer 'search' box in Windows Vista or Windows 7. Last but not least, our product enable raw support in Windows Media Center 6.1 (the version that ships with Windows 7), including support for Media Center Extenders (stream slideshows to TV w/Xbox 360). Check out our short video demonstrating the easy installation procedure and benefits of the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack on Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP (all editions are supported, 32-bit and 64-bit). How is this possible?

How does it work? Some background information: Windows Vista introduced a brand new and extensible imaging framework called Windows Imaging Component (WIC), enabling far better imaging support at the operating system level than what was available during the Windows XP era. The new operating system came with built-in support for most standard image formats including JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF and HD Photo in both Windows Explorer and in the newly introduced Windows Photo Gallery, a built-in application replacing the venerable Windows XP Picture and Fax Viewer (together with the outdated Microsoft RAW Image Thumbnailer and Viewer add-in) with a much improved, modern and slick photo organizer. Windows Imaging Component made it possible for 3rd parties to add first-class support for additional image formats to the operating system through plugin components known as 'codecs', providing thumbnail views in Explorer, as well as previews and slideshows in Windows Photo Gallery, Windows Photo Viewer and, on Window 7, also within Windows Media Center 7 and Media Player 12, as well as integration with the built-in desktop search engine. WIC-compliant codecs also enable a number of applications to directly open new file formats, such as for example Microsoft ICE, Sony Creative Software's Vegas Professional or The Panorama Factory, just to name a few. We at FastPictureViewer even created an optional (and experimental) Photoshop Import Plug-in which let older versions of Photoshop (CS, CS2, CS3.) import newer raw files through our codecs (currently with some restrictions), provided that the plug-in is installed as well.

The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack provides what Microsoft calls 'platform support' for many additional image formats, beyond what's supported by the Windows Operating System out-of-the-box, including most popular 'camera raw' image formats, covering the latest digital cameras on the market. The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack effectively turns Windows 7 and Windows Vista's Explorers into raw image viewers. The Codec Pack also works on Windows XP SP3 with some limitations: thumbnail views are enabled in Windows XP Explorer but separate applications, such as our own FastPictureViewer Professional or Microsoft's Window Live ™ Photo Gallery, are required to open files for previewing and full-size viewing on Windows XP. On Windows 7 and Windows Vista, the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack goes far beyond providing simple thumbnail functionality by enabling large size viewing in Windows Photo Viewer, Photo Gallery and Windows Media Center 7 and Media Player 12, as well as providing metadata integration with Windows Search (so you can find your images instantly from any Explorer search box!). The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack also enable automatic rotation of JPEG images in the aforementioned applications.

The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack contains 28 different image decoders, or 'codecs', at last count, each in 32-bit and 64-bit flavor, supporting 48 image file extensions such as PSD, DNG, CR2, NEF, PEF, RAF, ORF, SR2, SRW and more, including specialists image formats such as OpenEXR, Radiance HDR, TGA, PNM, DDS and JPEG2000. For example our CR2 codec and NEF codec supports the latest top cameras from Canon and Nikon, respectively, and ships as part our codec pack in both 32-bit and 64-bit form, enabling the broadest compatibility with both the latest cameras and the latest operating system editions. Some of our codecs also take advantage of the latest processor technology, providing previously unheard of raw previewing speed, rivaling (and sometimes exceeding) the usually fast display speed experienced when using the standard JPEG format. Windows Vista and Windows 7 users also get automatic rotation of JPEG images, provided that orientation data was written in the images by the camera. Images containing the EXIF orientation data will be presented in the correct orientation automatically in Windows Explorer. This feature works with thumbnails and previews in Explorer and for large-size viewing in Photo Viewer, Photo Gallery, the Slideshow sidebar gadget and in Windows Media Center 7.

Photographers shooting in portrait orientation will instantly appreciate this feature! Digital cameras owners venturing into 'raw shooting' to get the most of their equipment will find the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack a must have essential tool, as it makes raw file handling in Windows Explorer as simple and easy as it is with the JPEG format: quick identification of images straight in Windows Explorer (and standard 'Open File' dialogs in most Windows applications), as well as instant search and previews means faster workflow, and since time is money this product fully pays for itself within minutes of use! In addition to Windows Explorer, a growing number of codec-enabled applications such as our own image viewer, Windows Live ™ Photo Gallery from Microsoft, Vegas Professional from Sony Creative Software, among others, 'automagically' gain the ability to open new image formats once our decoders are installed. See our FAQ to learn standalone photographer-oriented image viewer. When possible, the full metadata is exposed by the codecs so Windows Search can pick up and index your files, gathering information about date taken, camera model, tags etc, enabling Windows' built-in search to locate your pictures from metadata!

Once the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack is installed on your computer, do not miss the. We are a Microsoft Registered Partner, and Microsoft refers their customers to this page directly from their own website as we are listed as one of the approved suppliers of Windows-compatible image codecs in the Microsoft Pro Photo Resources section of the microsoft.com website, alongside camera manufacturer like Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax and Sony (our product goes beyond what camera manufacturer offers in terms of image formats support, 64-bit platform and operating systems compatibility, and speed).

Microsoft Research also lists the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack on the WIC Codecs for Microsoft Research Image Composite Editor (ICE) page, where they describe our product as 'much faster at decoding CR2 raw images' in their experience. Clicking the Buy Now button navigates to Axel Rietschin Software Developments checkout page on PayPal secure web site. We are a PayPal Verified Business since Oct 30, 2001, which means you can shop with confidence. Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire Free Download In Hindi Hd.

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In most countries a PayPal account is not required to purchase this product: PayPal account registration is optional and one-off Credit Card transactions can be made without opening or owning a PayPal account. This site is scanned for malware daily: Advertisement: help us keep the Codec Pack price affordable by getting your photo gear & accessories from the store below. Fri Aug 20, 2010: We finalized our first Fortune 500 corporate deal for the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack: Electronic Arts Inc., from Redwood City, CA, USA - the world's largest game software publishing company - acquired a site license covering all the CG workstations of their largest development studio in Burnaby, British Columbia! We got the purchase order today, thanks Colin and Claude for making this happen!

Sat Aug 21, 2010: FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.3 is available, with a distinctive new feature for Windows 7 and Windows Vista users: automatic, on-the-fly JPEG files rotation, based on orientation data written by compatible digital cameras. The files are left intact on disk: our JPEG codec rotates the images, as needed, when images gets loaded by compatible applications.

JPEG thumbnails and previews in Windows Explorer, Photo Gallery, Photo Viewer and Media Center 7 and Media Player 12 are shown in the correct orientation, and we even managed to improve performance over the standard Windows JPEG decoder, speeding up JPEG viewing throughout in Windows Explorer and Windows' built-in image viewers about 25%. Overall raw preview JPEG decoding performance was also improved markedly across all major raw formats codecs in this release, in particular when running on dual-processor or multicore computers. Tue Aug 24, 2010: A new Radiance HDR codec was added to the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack! The new codec enable support for the HDR format, popular in the Computer Graphics industry, and preserves the full dynamic range of the images by returning true 32 bit RGBE pixels. Thu Aug 26, 2010: FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.3 R5 improves compatibility of the newly introduced JPEG auto-rotation feature and brings additional performance improvements.

Full-size JPEG viewing in Windows Photo Viewer, Windows Photo Gallery and Windows Media Center 7 is now up to 30% faster, compared to the stock JPEG decoder on Windows 7. Thu Aug 26, 2010: Orbit Studio from Copenhagen, Denmark, joined the ranks of our corporate customers. Fri Aug 27, 2010: Today we supplied a small site license to the Canadian offices of Avid Technology, Inc, a world leader in the digital audio/video sector.

Mon Sep 13, 2010: FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.4 was released, with improved performance in the OpenEXR codec for Zip-compressed images and an all-new Adobe Photoshop PSD and Adobe PhotoDeluxe PDD codec, supporting files saved in Maximum Compatibility mode, as well as providing simple layer blending for images saved without the compatibility option. The codec exposes EXIF and XMP metadata, if present in the files, as well as color profile information enabling color-managed display of PSD and PDD files in Windows Explorer and other color-managed codec-enabled applications, including our own FastPictureViewer Professional 1.2.165 standalone image viewer. Fri Sep 17, 2010: Today we welcome Hidden Path Entertainment, Inc., of Bellevue, WA, USA - a leading Xbox, PC and Mac game publisher, author of the award-winning Defense Grid game - among the growing ranks of our corporate customers. Mon Oct 11, 2010: Blizzard Entertainment from Irvine, CA, USA, publishers of the renowned StarCraft and World of WarCraft games, purchased a FastPictureViewer Codec Pack site license.

Thu Oct 14, 2010: Electronic Arts from Redwood City, CA, USA purchased another FastPictureViewer Codec Pack site license for The SIMS team. Thu Oct 14, 2010: The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.5 was released with updated Nikon NEF and Canon CR2 codecs, enabling color managed previews in Windows Explorer and Windows Photo Viewer (Vista and later), by exposing color profile data for raw CR2 and NEF files shot with the camera set to Adobe RGB. Sat Nov 06, 2010: The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.5 R2 is a performance update featuring even faster JPEG unpacking for unmatched raw preview speed in codec-enabled applications and multi-processor computers. This version also features an important fix that corrects an issue that prevented Windows Search to properly index image metadata in some cases, despite the data being displayed properly in Explorer.

Some raw codecs and the Photoshop PSD codec also expose additional metadata elements to Windows Explorer (on Vista and later), such as the software version, exposure program, focal length, flash mode and more, where applicable. You can now use Windows Search's Advanced Query Syntax (try for example to type datetaken: in an Explorer search prompt) to locate any image by metadata directly from Explorer's search boxes on Vista or later. Thu Nov 11, 2010: The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.5 R3 adds support for several new cameras, including the Nikon D7000, D3100 and Coolpix P7000, Canon EOS 60D, PowerShot G12, Hasselblad HD4, Panasonic FZ40, FZ100 and LX5, Pentax K-r, K-5 and 640D, Samsung GX20 and WB2000 as well as Sony A33 and A55V. Sat Dec 11, 2010: FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.5 R4 is a small maintenance update fixing an issue with the Photoshop PSD codec (related to 32-bit gray scale images) as well as a crash occurring in a very specific scenario. Tue Dec 14, 2010: FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.5 R5 rolls back some recent changes that caused intermittent stability issues when processing some image types on multiprocessor computers. Thu Feb 10, 2011: FastPictureViewer Codec Pack 2.5 R6 is a camera compatibility update adding support for several new models (Canon S95, Panasonic GF2, GH2, Samsung NX100, Sony A-580). Wed Mar 23, 2011: Version 3.0 (3.0.0.20) was released today with thumbnail support for Adobe InDesign (*.INDD), Adobe Illustrator (*.AI) as well as Encapsulated PostScript (*.EPS) and Portable Document Format (*.PDF) provided that those files contains an embedded XMP packet with a ready-made preview thumbnail.

EPS files containing a TIFF preview, such as those saved by Adobe Illustrator 8 or later, are also supported. XMP and IPTC4XMP metadata, if present, is exposed to Windows Explorer for display and to Windows Search for indexing. Sat Apr 02, 2011: Version 3.0 was refreshed to v3.0.0.24 with support for Canon EOS 600D, Canon Digital Rebel T3i, Canon Kiss Digital X5, Canon EOS 1100D, Canon Digital Rebel T3, Canon Kiss Digital X50, Sony DSLR-A390 and Fuji FinePix X100 digital cameras. Wed Apr 13, 2011: Version 3.0 was refreshed to v3.0.0.25.

The only change is an improvement in memory efficiency in our Adobe Photoshop PSD codec, which helps performance when decoding huge (1GB+) Photoshop PSD files on memory-starved computers. Sun Apr 24, 2011: Version 3.0 was refreshed to v3.0.0.26 to correct an issue which prevented correct detection of some very old Olympus raw files. Wed Apr 27, 2011: Version 3.0 was refreshed to v3.0.0.27 to better support non-standard (hacked) thumbnail sizes in Windows XP Explorer. For performance reasons, we don't recommend the use of non-standard thumbnail dimensions larger than 160 pixels on Windows XP. Thu May 12, 2011: Version 3.0 was refreshed to v3.0.0.29 with support for Nikon D5100, Sony DSLR-A230 and A290, Olympus E-PL1s and XZ-1, Fuji FinePix F550EXR and HS20EXR as well as Kodak EasyShare Z990. Thu May 12, 2011: Today we welcome Sony Online Entertainment, acquirer of a FastPictureViewer Codec Pack Site License, among our distinguished corporate customers. Mon May 16, 2011: Version 3.0 was refreshed to v3.0.0.30 with an enhanced DirectX DDS codec, now supporting the ATI 3Dc (ATI2N) compression format.

Mon May 23, 2011: Version 3.0 was refreshed to v3.0.0.31 with a small update to our JPEG decoder regarding CMYK JPEG files handling by our own image viewer, occurring on old Windows versions (Windows XP and pre-platform update Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008). Users of the Codec Pack alone don't need to install this update. Mon Jun 20, 2011: Version 3.1 (3.1.0.33) was released, featuring three brand new codecs: Softimage PIC, Silicon Graphics RGB and Autodesk Maya IFF, as well as a cure for an issue some users have been experiencing for some time when viewing deleted images in the Recycle Bin or stored on DVD, Blu-Ray and CD medias. Users of Windows XP will also find a new option in the Codec Pack Control Panel applet, letting them control the thumbnail's background shown in Windows XP Explorer thumbnail views: users can now choose between black, light gray, dark gray, white and checkered background, to be used underneath thumbnails in XP Explorer thumbnail views for image formats supporting alpha-transparency and whose support is provided by one of our codecs, such as DirectX DDS, Truevision TGA, or the new Autodesk Maya IFF, Silicon Graphics RGB and Softimage PIC codecs. Windows Vista and later natively supports thumbnail transparency and the background color in Explorer thumbnail views is white. Tue Jun 21, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.34 with some fixes to the Maya IFF codec (regarding mixed compressed/uncompressed files) and Silicon Graphics SGI RGB codecs (for 4 channels files, also fixes a small memory leak and adds some level of parallel decoding).

All codecs have been rebuilt, as an extra precaution, after we applied the changes recommended in Microsoft security bulletin MS11-025 (KB2538241 and KB2542054). Thu Jun 30, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.36 with support for FUJI FinePix REAL 3D W1 and W3 stereo cameras (MPO files, displayed as 2D previews), as well as some minor fixes related to invalid or corrupt files handling for some formats. Our fast JPEG decoder also benefits from additional performance enhancements over previous versions when running on Intel® Atom CPU, as well as processors supporting the Intel® AVX 256 bit instruction set. Fri Jul 8, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.40 with small compatibility updates and fixes in the Truevision Targa, Silicon Graphics RGB, Radiance HDR and Softimage PIC codecs, providing better support for files created by some less rigorous 3rd party applications. Mon Jul 25, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.41 with support for seven new cameras: Olympus PEN E-P3, Leica D-LUX 5 and V-LUX 2, Panasonic DMC-G3 and DMC-GF3, Sony NEX-C3 and SLT-A35. Up-to-date and timely! Tue Jul 26, 2011: Microsoft releases its Camera Codec Pack supporting 120 old cameras, pretends it's something new.

Thu Jul 28, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.42 with improved detection and support of rebranded camera models producing slightly different files due to firmware differences, increases the number of supported camera models to 379. Mon Aug 01, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.43 with a new codec supporting the VTF format (Valve Texture Format), as well as some additional raw previewing performance tweaks aimed at Windows Photo Viewer and Windows Photo Gallery. Minor update to our experimental Photoshop import plug-in optional download. Sat Aug 13, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.44 with support for 8 and 16 bit gray scale linear DNG files created by scanner software such as Hamrick Software's VueScan. Tue Aug 23, 2011: A freely downloadable of the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack has been made available. Fri Oct 07, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.46 with support for eight new cameras: Fuji FinePix F600EXR, Nikon Coolpix P7100, Olympus E-PL3 and E-PM1, Panasonic DMC-FZ150, Sony NEX-5N, SLT-A65 and SLT-A77, raising the total number of supported models to 387. Wed Oct 26, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.47 to fix an issue where the registration data was removed unduly when the installation got repaired, ending the trial period too soon or unregistering the product.

This small fix avoids the need to uninstall/reinstall the product. Wed Dec 21, 2011: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.48 with support for seven new cameras: Canon PowerShot S100, Fuji X10, Nikon 1 J1, Nikon 1 V1, Panasonic DMC-GX1, Leica V-LUX 3 and Samsung NX200. Support for XMP-based PDF thumbnails is now a separate option which can be opted-out during setup (to avoid conflicts with Adobe Acrobat own PDF thumbnail provider if installed).

The FastPictureViewer Codec Pack installer now remembers previous feature customizations across upgrades. Fri Jan 06, 2012: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.49 to fix a bug in the JPEG decoder occurring with rare files using the (rather uncommon and low-quality) 4:1:1 chroma subsampling.

Oddly enough, this format variant suddenly became more popular this morning when someone at Nikon had the strange idea to publish one of the (edited) Nikon D4 samples using it (the full res airborne red/blue wrestlers picture). Mon Jan 09, 2012: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.50 to work around a JPEG color space issue caused by inconsistent EXIF color space information found in some files (typically out-of-camera JPEG files shot in Adobe RGB mode then converted to the sRGB color space by applications failing to keep metadata in sync with the actual data).

Sat Jan 14, 2012: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.51 to resolve occasional license activation issues encountered in some corporate networking environments. Wed Jan 18, 2012: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.52 to work around a crash induced by one of the new features introduced by Adobe in the (yet unpublished) next specification of its proprietary DNG format. The upcoming 'fast load' and 'lossy' DNGs variants are undocumented to this day and are ignored by our present codec. Tue Jan 24, 2012: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.53 to fix a regression bug related to 4-channels CMYK JPEG files. Tue Feb 21, 2012: Version 3.1 was refreshed to 3.1.0.54 to fix a regression bug introduced in 3.1.0.52 and affecting some Sigma X3F files. A bug was fixed in the XMP-based PDF thumbnail provider component registration. A bug was fixed in the Maya IFF codec where one of the many supported variants, uncompressed RGBA8, was decoded incorrectly.

Wed Mar 28, 2012: Version 3.2 (3.2.0.55) was released, with thumbnail support for Google SketchUp documents (SKP) as well as SketchUp material files (SKM). The JPEG 2000 codec was enhanced and supports a few additional JPEG 2000 format variants.

The fast JPEG decoder got a bug fix related to some odd-sized CMYK files, finally the EXR, PSD and JPEG codecs got some speed improvements. Fri Apr 06, 2012: Version 3.2 was refreshed to 3.2.0.56 to fix a small memory leak discovered in the auto-rotating JPEG codec. Mon Apr 16, 2012: Version 3.2.0.57 adds support for Computerinsel's PhotoLine thumbnails. Fri Apr 20, 2012: Version 3.2.0.58 fixes an issue in the JPEG2000 codec occurring under a specific usage scenario. Sun Apr 29, 2012: Version 3.2.0.59 fixes a small (and uncommon) issue affecting some codec-enabled applications performing their own auto-rotation, when auto-rotating JPEG files from some specific digital cameras. Tue Jun 12, 2012: Version 3.2.0.60 and 3.2.0.61 fixes another small (and uncommon) issue affecting the JPEG auto-rotation feature when applied to files from some specific digital cameras, and that were edited in a certain way.

Thu Jun 19, 2012: Version 3.3 adds support for 20+ new cameras (Nikon D4, D800/D800E, D3200, Canon EOS-1D X, EOS 5D Mark III, PowerShot G1 X, Fuji HS30EXR, F770EXR, X-Pro1, X-S1, Olympus E-M5, Panasonic DMC-GF5, Sigma SD15, DP1, DP1S, DP1X, DP2, DP2S, DP2X, Sony NEX-F3, A37, A57) as well ad DNG support for files created by Adobe Lightroom 4.x with 'fast load' and / or 'lossy' options. This release also fixes small issues reported by customers.

Sun Jul 01, 2012: Version 3.3.0.64 discontinues support for JPEG auto-rotation inside Microsoft Windows Live Photo Gallery, due to a number of issues encountered when enabling this feature inside this specific application. Raw and raster formats support provided to Windows Photo Gallery by the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack is unaffected by this change and, as a side note, the JPEG Auto-Rotation feature of the FPV Codec Pack is entirely optional and can be opted-out during setup without affecting any of the remaining functionality. Sun Jul 01, 2012: Version 3.3.0.65 is a raw compatibility update, adding support for three new cameras: Canon EOS 650D, Samsung NX20 and NX210, and Sigma SD1 digital cameras.

Sun Jul 01, 2012: Version 3.3.0.66 is a raw compatibility update, adding support for two new cameras: Samsung NX1000, Sony DSC-RX100. Thu Aug 09, 2012: Version 3.3.0.67 improves raw decoding of Canon EOS-1D X CR2 files, reduces the memory footprint of the Photoshop PSD codec (uses less dynamic memory for decoding of some PSD files) and updates the OpenEXR codec - now built using the OpenEXR 1.7.1 library. The new OpenEXR codec implements support letting applications access the multi-resolution levels of tiled OpenEXR images through IWICBitmapSourceTransform, vastly minimizing the decoding memory footprint when the full resolution image is not needed or wanted. Sun Aug 19, 2012: Version 3.3.0.68 features an improved codec for the DirectX DDS format, adding support for several variants like BGR565, BGRA5551, 16bppGrayHalf, RGBA1010102 and RGBA1010102XR, 32bppRGBE, 1bppBW and couple of others. Our DirectX DDS codec now reads more than 60 (!) DDS flavors. Fri Aug 24, 2012: Version 3.3.0.69 fixes a bug in the PSD codec which prevented our FastPictureViewer image viewer to properly display some PSD files with embedded ICC profiles.

Mon Sep 04, 2012: Version 3.3.0.70 is a minor maintenance release. Wed Sep 19, 2012: Version 3.3.0.71 is a Windows 8.x compatibility update.

Tue Nov 13, 2012: Changed our code signing certificate from Comodo to VeriSign Class 3, re-signed all executable, codecs and installers for v3.3.0.72. Fri Dec 21, 2013: Today we welcome High 5 Games, of New York City, NY, USA, among our distinguished FastPictureViewer Codec Pack Site License customers. Sun Dec 23, 2012: Version 3.4 was released, adding support for 31 new cameras: Canon EOS 6D, EOS M, SX50 HS, S110, G15, Fuji FinePix F800EXR, X-E1, XF1, Leica D-LUX6, V-LUX4, Nikon D600, Nikon 1 J2, Nikon 1 V2, Coolpix P7700, Olympus E-PM2, E-PL5, XZ-2, Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200, DMC-G3, DMC-G5, DMC-LX7, Pentax K-5 II, K-5 II s, Samsung EX2F, NX210, Sigma DP1 Merill, Sigma DP2 Merill, Sony DSC-RX1, Alpha NEX-5R, NEX-6, SLT-A99V. Tue Jan 1, 2013: Version 3.4.0.75 fixes an issue in the Autodesk Maya IFF codec, which prevented files above a certain size to be recognized as valid. Sun Feb 17, 2013: Version 3.4.0.76 fixes a bug in the 32-bit OpenEXR codec which caused a crash under some particular circumstances. Sun Mar 03, 2013: Version 3.4.0.77 fixes a bug in Fuji RAF full decoding, which failed for some camera models like the S3Pro.

This release also fixes some potential security issues and has been internally reviewed and rebuilt with the latest guidance in mind. This version is now validated for use with the (highly recommended). Mon Mar 04, 2013: Today we officially retired the Canon CHDK codec, a special codec that was handling raw files from some Canon pocket camera models owned by enthusiasts who hacked their camera's firmware to dump the raw sensor data and simulate a raw shooting mode that is normally not present on these models.

While functioning as expected, due to the nature of those special raw files, this codec was likely to cause interferences with some applications and as such we did not install it by default. Users having this codec installed reported a number of issues in other applications lately, as well as incompatibilities with some recent Microsoft updates, so we took the decision to retire this component from the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack effective immediately.

Raw files created from the following Canon PowerShot camera models, modified by their owners using the CHDK hacked firmware, are no longer supported: Canon PowerShot A460, A470, A530, A570, A590, A610, A620, A630, A640, A650, A710 IS, A720 IS, G7, S2 IS, S3 IS, S5 IS, SD300, SX20 IS, SX30 IS, SX110 IS, SX120 IS and SX220 HS. Support for JPEG files created by those models, as well as raw support for all other Canon models we handle is unaffected by this change. More information about the Canon CHDK hacked firmware can be found at Tue Jun 11, 2013: Version 3.5.0.78 is a recommended raw compatibility update and application compatibility update. Thu Jun 27, 2013: Version 3.5.0.79 is a bug fix release which resolves an unwanted interaction issue between our Targa (TGA) codec and Microsoft Office 2013. Sat Jul 20, 2013: Version 3.5.0.80 is a bug fix release which solves an ICC profile issue in our JPEG decoder which caused some JPEG files to be rendered as solid blue or otherwise incorrectly.

Sat Jul 27, 2013: Version 3.5.0.81 is a bug fix release which solves a rare crash, only occurring with specially crafted 1 pixel JPEG files encoded in a certain way. Thu Aug 01, 2013: Version 3.5.0.82 is a bug fix release which solves an issue where some TIFF files created by Nikon Capture NX software (NEF files converted to TIFF) were misidentified. Sat Aug 24, 2013: Version 3.5.0.83 fixes an issue in our PSD codec, which now supports a couple more format variants that were previously ignored. This release also fixes an issue with some TIFF files created by onOne software, which were sometimes misidentified as raw files. Sun Sep 15, 2013: Version 3.5.0.85 fixes an instability issue in the 64-bit Photoshop PSD codec when used with PSD files without composite image and having multiple layers and/or effect layers.

Patent Pilot Program Judges 1. This is a recommended update. Thu Sep 19, 2013: Republished the installer.

Thu Oct 24, 2013: Version 3.5.0.88 is a minor maintenance release: the Codec Pack has been rebuilt with updated tools (VS2013). FastPictureViewer Professional users must update the viewer together with this Codec Pack update, to version 1.9.326.0 or later.

Wed Jan 15, 2014: Version 3.6.0.90 is a raw compatibility update. Sun Apr 14, 2014: Version 3.6.0.92 is bug fix release that corrects an issue occurring (only) with Sigma X3F files shot with the 'Medium Resolution' camera setting. Sat May 10, 2014: Version 3.6.0.93 is a raw compatibility update.

Sun Sept 28, 2014: Version 3.7.0.94 is a raw compatibility update. Sun April 26, 2015: Version 3.8.0.96 is a raw compatibility update and also introduces the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack Import Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop® - Install the codec pack then copy the plug-in in Photoshop's Import-Export plugin's folder and start importing any of the raw files we support into most versions of Adobe Photoshop. The plug-in comes in handy when your current ACR version does not support your latest cameras: the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack Import Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop® helps fill the gap until your next Photoshop upgrade! Sun April 23, 2017: Version 3.8.0.97 is a technical update that addresses an issue that was reported by many customers where the Codec Pack gets unregistered when certain Windows 10 updates are applied, in particular major updates like the Windows 10 Anniversary Update or the Windows 10 Creator Update. From this version (and going forward) registering the Codec Pack should be permanent on Windows 10 just as it is on other versions of Windows! The Codec Pack in action on Windows 7 64-bit (Explorer set to 'Extra large icons' mode).

Fast previewing of NEF files from embedded JPEG previews, reflecting all camera and Capture NX settings. Photo credit: Windows 7 Explorer Metadata Search Integration: find images by Tags, Date Taken, Author. Thumbnails, Large size viewing and Slideshows in Windows 7 Media Center. Works with MC extenders too! On Windows 7, the FastPictureViewer Codec Pack enables RAW support and automatic JPEG rotation straight into Windows Media Center! If you own a Media Center Extender, such as the XBox 360 and a wireless connection, you will be able to stream all your images, including RAW files, to your living room TV set.

CG and Gaming formats: OpenEXR, DirectX DDS, Targa TGA, PNM, JPEG2000, Radiance HDR, Photoshop PSD Our.