If you ever do need it, I think I have the codec you'll need for Window 7 Pro
64bit.
I'm getting ready to replace this computer, but I'll keep it just in case.
My video card is failing. No big deal for text & viewing images, but the one
computer game I like to play keeps crashing. Due to the crazy situation with
computer chips, I found I could buy a whole new computer with a faster
processor, more RAM and a 8GB video card for the same price as replacing an 8GB
video card to fit this computer.
This computer is OLD - in the sense that "Grandfather's Axe" is old (Mother
Board is at least 5 years old and I think probably closer to 10) and they don't
make many video cards that will fit inside it any more ... and the ones they do
make are EXPENSIVE.
The three drawbacks are it only has a 1TB SSD (M.2), which is not that big a
problem because I have additional hard drives - extra 4TB drives in case my
server has a drive failure, it's the Linux equivalent to RAID 6, so I can
rebuild the array if a drive fails and because it has dual parity it will even
allow me to rebuild it if a second drive should fail while rebuilding the array.
I have a 5TB array & a 10TB array.
The second drawback is I can't put a DVD drive in it. I know everything is
online in the cloud or stored on a media server and DVD drives are OLD TECH and
obsolete, but I like them and I want one in my computer. But this has the fancy
glass front so you can see the pretty colors the cooling fans make. It has the
bay where the DVD drive could be installed, but there's no way to open it
through the cover.
The third drawback is it came pre-loaded with Windoze #@%$^&%*## 10 and *I HATE
WINDOZE #@%$^&%*## 10* (I had a VERY BAD experience trying to upgrade, which is
why I still have Windows 7 Pro 64bit).
I am not looking forward to the fight I'm going to have to make it DO WHAT I
WANT TO DO.
On 10/4/2021 17:02:04, ann sanfedele wrote:
John - I don't really need to see the dng files in Explorer because the only DNG
files I have I also have jpgs of the same image - I use the jpgs to search of
course and then grab the dngs to put into photoshop elements -
ann
On 10/4/2021 4:21 PM, John wrote:
I *know* there's a "codec" that allows DNG files to be seen in Windoze
Explorer that works with Win 7 Pro 64bit, because I have it installed here.
I think it's this one:
http://download.adobe.com/pub/adobe/dng/win/DNGCodec_2_0_Installer.exe
But I'm not sure. I didn't install it just now because I already have it
installed.
On 10/4/2021 03:39:56, ann sanfedele wrote:
Paul, John and Igor...
My lightbulb went on at 3 am .... I don't want a converter to DNG... I need
something to bulk copy my PEFS to JPG"S leaving the PEFS alone... Ugh. I just
need to see what is on the PEFs when I'm browsing my image folders.. I have
a feeling I don't need anything to big or fancy to do that.. I can't see the
raw files DNGS (or others) in WIndows Explorer either.
Now that that is cleared up - I can go back to bed . But perhaps the
converter will be of interest to others on list ..
You all really take good care of me..
ann
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