JPEGSaver 5.40 has been released, offering users a versatile image-displaying screensaver that functions similarly to the My Pictures screensaver from Windows XP and the Photos screensaver found in Windows 7. This updated version allows users to customize the delay between images, ranging from one second to 24 hours, and offers various display modes to dictate the order of image presentation.
Users can interact with the screensaver much like a slideshow, enjoying numerous transition effects that can be individually toggled on or off. The program supports image searches across multiple folders, storing the results in a database for quicker access during future sessions. For those who want to refine their image selection, filters can be employed based on filename, path, creation/modification dates, and file sizes.
JPEGSaver also provides options for image positioning—allowing for random placement—as well as resizing capabilities using simple, bilinear, or bicubic methods. The auto-rotation feature accommodates images with EXIF orientation data. Additional functionalities include color management support, gamma adjustment, and timed screen dimming options. Users can choose background displays that feature various colors, gradients, or images, enhancing the overall aesthetic.
Moreover, the screensaver allows the inclusion of extra display items, such as a clock, image borders, or media track information from popular media players, enriching the user experience.
In summary, JPEGSaver 5.40 not only enhances image display capabilities but also offers extensive customization options to tailor the screensaver to individual preferences, making it a compelling choice for users seeking a personalized visual experience on their screens.
Future enhancements could include expanded support for additional image formats, integration with cloud storage for easier access to images, and the ability to create themed slideshows that adapt based on user preferences or time of day
Users can interact with the screensaver much like a slideshow, enjoying numerous transition effects that can be individually toggled on or off. The program supports image searches across multiple folders, storing the results in a database for quicker access during future sessions. For those who want to refine their image selection, filters can be employed based on filename, path, creation/modification dates, and file sizes.
JPEGSaver also provides options for image positioning—allowing for random placement—as well as resizing capabilities using simple, bilinear, or bicubic methods. The auto-rotation feature accommodates images with EXIF orientation data. Additional functionalities include color management support, gamma adjustment, and timed screen dimming options. Users can choose background displays that feature various colors, gradients, or images, enhancing the overall aesthetic.
Moreover, the screensaver allows the inclusion of extra display items, such as a clock, image borders, or media track information from popular media players, enriching the user experience.
In summary, JPEGSaver 5.40 not only enhances image display capabilities but also offers extensive customization options to tailor the screensaver to individual preferences, making it a compelling choice for users seeking a personalized visual experience on their screens.
Future enhancements could include expanded support for additional image formats, integration with cloud storage for easier access to images, and the ability to create themed slideshows that adapt based on user preferences or time of day
JPEGSaver 5.40 released
JPEGSaver is an image-displaying screensaver similar to the Windows XP My Pictures screen saver or the Photos screensaver on Windows 7.
