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... and fwh\samples folder size 2,084,864. With this old dll also I got the correct result. Please try with the same file "image-30-06-20-08-07-9.heic" You sent another file "image-30-06-20-08-07-3.heic" also to me. This image has a problem. When we view with Windows fileexplorer, ...

Miracles ! I did exactly as you have, but still get a jpg rotated by 90 degrees. It may be the case in version freeimage.dll ? I have freeimage.dll it has a size of 2,084,864

For some reason, the heic sample file I downloaded was not working. But I got two files from you and both of them working well with all the imaging functions of FWH, if FreeImage.dll is available. Please try this sample program, which ...

Thanks. I got two images. I will test and get back.

I sent

You don't need to rename the HEIC to JPG. The FIMakeThmbNail() function normally makes a thumbnail of the .HEIC file. also, the HEIC file is normally loaded in TIMAGE. Everything is good except that the orientation of the photo is lost. ...

You don't need to rename the HEIC to JPG. The FIMakeThmbNail() function normally makes a thumbnail of the .HEIC file. also, the HEIC file is normally loaded in TIMAGE. Everything is good except that the orientation of the photo is lost. If you pre-convert the HEIC to JPG , the orientation is not lost

... ) and not expensive. Only €17,93 for a full licence :!: http://www.pflegeplus.com/IMAGES/Pixillion1.jpg ( demo file < Sample1.heic > ) The included editor to make any image-changes if needed http://www.pflegeplus.com/IMAGES/Pixillion2.jpg The sample-image ...

You can simply rename the HEIC to JPG. Everything will work but the orientation is not detected and the photos look rotated 90 degreesю. :( I tried this also. It did not work. Neither gdi+ nor freeimage.dll could read the image. I tried ...

Can't use some Fivewin function?

FW_TransformBitmap( hBitmap, [aCrop], [nZoom], [nRotate] )

This is not an option. We are talking about hundreds of photos

you may rotate the JPG

You can simply rename the HEIC to JPG. Everything will work but the orientation is not detected and the photos look rotated 90 degreesю.

There are still other languages with the same problem like visual basic to use < heic - files >. Maybe there are useful informations included. The start-question : IOS 11 now uses a newer, more compressed, file compression routine as default. The HEIC photos ...

That is Visual Basic code, so first we should test it from Visual Studio, then if working, port that code to FWH