Created attachment 173433 [details] Photo Example of JPEG 2000 (.jp2) SUMMARY: *** Gwenview immediately crashes and disappears when viewing jpeg2000 (jp2 photos). FYI: jpeg2000 was/is used in libraries around the world for archiving purposes- digitising old important and fragile historical ducuments (then they are put inside PDFs); they cannot be OCR'd due to very bad state of the documents- somewhat quite good enough condition to easily read the text, but not sufficient to be sutiable for OCR. The crash eliminates KDE from using in a professional environment as gwenview crashes upon hitting arrow/next (to view the next jp2 photo, not the pdf page, of course). People have to revert to MS Windows. Not a good ad for KDE, when we have to say that it cannot be used in a professional environement and that the MS Windows is better suited for this purpose. Not good for libre software at all! *** STEPS TO REPRODUCE: 1. Open folder with jpeg2000 photos; 2. Double click an image and browse your photos (using keyboard arrows/ or space if you reinstated the shortcut after its removal). 3. Always reproducible with crash OBSERVED RESULT: 3. Immediate crash. EXPECTED RESULT: Gwenview does not crash when viewing jpeg2000 (jp2) photos, *so we can try to fix the very bad text in those archived photos directly (gimp and gm does wonders if you know what you are doing). ATTACHMENT: In order to confirm the crash I created jpeg2000 photo myself using openjpeg. Replicate the attached photo multiple times (under different names, of course) in a folder and then try to browse them in gwenview hitting arrow/next. Gwenview 24.08.0-1 kimageformats 6.5.0-1 qt6-imageformats 6.7.2-1 --- qt5-imageformats 5.15.15+kde+r4-1 kimageformats5 5.116.0-1 Operating System: Arch [not Manjaro] KDE Plasma Version: 6.1.4 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.5.0 Qt Version: 6.7.2 Graphics Platform: X11 Processors: Intel Only Graphics Processor: Intel HD
Please post a backtrace, as requested in the bug reporting template.
(In reply to Antonio Rojas from comment #1) > Please post a backtrace, as requested in the bug reporting template. Take the attatched file copy it multiple times and crash the gwenview by yourself.
(In reply to bugreporting from comment #2) > (In reply to Antonio Rojas from comment #1) > > Please post a backtrace, as requested in the bug reporting template. > > Take the attatched file copy it multiple times and crash the gwenview by > yourself. It doesn't. So nothing to do here without a backtrace.