jendalinda

Memtest86+ V5.31b Memtest86+ V5.01 None of them is working. UEFI is not supported by these ISOs. In Legacy mode, boots from the hard drive instead.

Memtest86+ V5.31b Memtest86+ V5.01 I've got them to work. The Memdisk mode must be enabled. Memtest86 8.4 ISO is supposed to support UEFI, but it does not work at all....

> Ultimate Boot CD v5.3.9 failed to boot on a Dell Precision 5540 in UEFI mode, with a Xeon E2276M (Coffee Lake). UBCD does not support UEFI boot.

The jxl file seems to be invalid. djxl 0.7.0 is unable to decode it. When opened in IrfanView 4.60, it looks the same as the PNG image, though.

That's interesting. I've tried djxl builds v0.7.0 ab775e2 and v0.7.0 21da8c2. These are failing to decode the JXL file.

The jbrd box allows to reconstruct the original JPEG file, so you can use any JPEG decoder you like. If the file size is a real concern, the original JPEGs...

As nobody can actually tell, how decoded JPEG images should look like exactly, wouldn't be better to compare decoded JPEG images with the original uncompressed images?

As a workaround, this cmd script does the trick on Windows: ``` @echo off set jxl_file="%~d1%~p1%~n1.jxl" cjxl.exe %1 %jxl_file% -e 9 powershell -command "(Get-ChildItem '%jxl_file%').LastWriteTime = (Get-ChildItem '%1').LastWriteTime" ```

I see the point. As a temporary solution, Slade should at least display a warning (a message box) that cloned entries will be removed upon saving.

I've already transcoded my entire collection of photos. There's no degradation, it's completely reversible. JXL is very convenient JPG packer.