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 Loading PNG causes "WIC Failure" in 64bit
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steinmpa

Germany
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Posted - Sep 20 2021 :  08:09:41  Show Profile  Reply
Hi,

we're using ImageEn Version 10.1.0 with Delphi 10.4.2.

By using ImageEn in an 64bit environment we get an Exception by processing PNG-Images (not with BMP/JPG!).

In following unit we get an Exception "ExceptionMessage="WIC Failure"":

iewic.pas:

procedure ConvertWICBitmapToIEBitmap(wicFactory: IE_IWICImagingFactory; source: IE_IWICBitmapSource; dest: TIEBitmap; nativePixelFormat: boolean = true; OnProgressFunc: TIEProgressEvent = nil);
...
  CheckHResult( converter.Initialize( source, pixelFormatGUID, IE_WICBitmapDitherTypeNone, nil, 0.0, 0 ));
...  

CheckHResult is errorcode: "-2003292409":

Could you give us some information what could cause this exception and maybe ways to fix it.

Thanks in advance.

xequte

38182 Posts

Posted - Sep 20 2021 :  16:05:42  Show Profile  Reply
Hi

Firstly, you should use ielib64.dll in 64bit ImageEn, rather than WIC.

WIC has a numbers of limitations, particularly with PNG:

https://www.imageen.com/help/TIEImageEnGlobalSettings.PNGEngine.html


Secondly, tell me more about how to reproduce the WIC error.



Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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steinmpa

Germany
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Posted - Sep 21 2021 :  04:49:44  Show Profile  Reply
*Solved*

Our installation routine missed to update your mentioned ielib64.dll.
After correcting our update routine it now works like a charm.

Thanks for your help.
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xequte

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Posted - Sep 21 2021 :  19:38:19  Show Profile  Reply
Hi

Yes, it's easy to miss that.

You should explicitly set the imaging engine to DLL so an error is raised if it is not found:

// Force use of IELib DLL for improved performance
// ImageEn will attempt to load the DLL even if it's not in the EXE folder. If the DLL isn't found or is an old version, an error will be raised
IEGlobalSettings().JPEGEngine := ieenDLL;
IEGlobalSettings().PNGEngine := ieenDLL;
IEGlobalSettings().JPEG2000Engine := ieenDLL;
IEGlobalSettings().CameraRawEngine := ieenDLL;


Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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