I can reproduce the problem with some JPEG files and not with others. I tested using the pixbuf-read program in gtk+'s tests folder. Based on initial testing it seems, incredibly enough, that if the size of the JPEG file is larger that around 60 KB, then loading fails. Could some 16-bit limit be haunting us somewhere inside GDI+? What actually fails is a call to GdipBitmapGetPixel() in io-gdip-utils.c. I have no idea how to fix this... Unless somebody who knows more about undocumented gotchas in GDI+ comes up with something, I guess I will have to revert having the GDI+-based loaders as the default, and go back to using the "normal" libjpeg and libtiff -using pixbuf loaders. (For PNG, the libpng-based loader is still used anyway, as you can't get the PNG tags through the GDI+ API, and the gdk-pixbuf API needs to get the tags.) --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
