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[null54]

This plugin allows Paint.NET to load and save Google's WebP format.

During testing it saved over 200KB vs JPEG at 95% quality.

(EER Edit) To install place all three dlls from the download in the FileTypes folder.

The Visual C++ 2010 SP1 runtime is required to run this plugin (x86 for a 32-bit OS, or x64 for a 64-bit OS).
 
When the quality slider is 100% lossless compression is used.

File version 1.0.0.6.

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I hope it is useful.

 

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[pyrochild]

Well if you're just gonna keep releasing what I'm working on I guess I should just not write plugins anymore

[Ego Eram Reputo]

You're an admin. Suspend null54's account until your plugin is ready.

[pyrochild]

You're an admin. Suspend null54's account until your plugin is ready.

rofl, it's not like I put a lot of work into it. I literally just started it today, after I put that Smudge beta out.

BUT NEXT TIME I WILL USE TEH BANHAMM0RZ

[javamanxp]

Hi,
This plugin doesn't work. How to install ?
When i open a .webp, i'm an unspecified error.

Thanks
Javamanxp

[null54]

To install place all three dlls from the download in the FileTypes folder.

[Ego Eram Reputo]

To install place all three dlls from the download in the FileTypes folder.

This should go in the first post. I'll paste it there for you.

[null54]

Updated to use WebP version 0.1.3.

[skrowl]

Updated to use WebP version 0.1.3.

Experimental code released to create lossless and alpha channel WebP files : http://code.google.c.../downloads/list

Any hope of getting and update to your plugin?

Alternatively, have your code call .exe files rather than building DLLs. That way whenever there's an update we can just drop new .exe files in to the filetype folder (assuming there are no breaking changes to parameters).

Edited by skrowl, 21 November 2011 - 01:59 PM.

[null54]

Experimental code released to create lossless and alpha channel WebP files : http://code.google.c.../downloads/list

Any hope of getting and update to your plugin?

Alternatively, have your code call .exe files rather than building DLLs. That way whenever there's an update we can just drop new .exe files in to the filetype folder (assuming there are no breaking changes to parameters).

I will probably wait for the next stable release of the WebP libraries.
A few other bugs have been fixed, File version updated to 1.0.0.2.

[hajj_3]

I will probably wait for the next stable release of the WebP libraries.
A few other bugs have been fixed, File version updated to 1.0.0.2.

Hopefully Rick will include this plugin in Paint.NET as we need .WebP support built-in. Irfanview 4.32 was released today, that has read/write support for WebP built-in now.

Edited by hajj_3, 22 December 2011 - 12:11 PM.

[midora]

Hopefully Rick will include this plugin in Paint.NET as we need .WebP support built-in. Irfanview 4.32 was released today, that has read/write support for WebP built-in now.

IrfanView supports WebP via a plugin. It makes no sense to add built-in support to any application as long as WebP is experimental and not defined in a standard. Just because Google has some power does not mean that the format is well-defined.

[ekerazha]

WebP v. 0.2.0 has been released. Is this plugin still developed?

[Ego Eram Reputo]

Author null54 is still very active on the forum - so I guess (hope) so. I'm seriously considering dumping the JPG format for web photos in favor of WebP.

[null54]

Updated to use WebP version 0.2.0, File version updated to 1.0.0.3.

[nojoe]

Using Paint.Net 3.5.10 with your 1.0.0.3 Version.

No Preview available and when saving an unknown error message pops up.
Also cant open the example files from the latest WebP Codec for Windows (v0.17) package wich is
using the libwebp 0.2.0.

Try it with a 320x240 photo, bmp & jpg.


Win7 x64

Edited by nojoe, 31 August 2012 - 09:19 AM.

[null54]

Using Paint.Net 3.5.10 with your 1.0.0.3 Version.

No Preview available and when saving an unknown error message pops up.
Also cant open the example files from the latest WebP Codec for Windows (v0.17) package wich is
using the libwebp 0.2.0.

Try it with a 320x240 photo, bmp & jpg.


Win7 x64

Have all three dlls been placed in the FileTypes folder?

[RSguideMaker]

Works perfectly. Thanks!

[nojoe]

Have all three dlls been placed in the FileTypes folder?

Yep!

And no security access scanner is running.
Latest Windows Updates (Net.Framwork, etc) are installed.
Uninstalled and reinstalled Paint.Net. No other effects installed.
Only OptiPNG filetype installed.

Edited by nojoe, 03 September 2012 - 10:00 AM.

[null54]

Yep!

And no security access scanner is running.
Latest Windows Updates (Net.Framwork, etc) are installed.
Uninstalled and reinstalled Paint.Net. No other effects installed.
Only OptiPNG filetype installed.

Have you installed the VC2010 SP1 runtime that the plugin requires?