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  1. +1 on this. I need DDS file support too, please !
  2. Hi @Komatösand everyone, thank you for the help ! I found the latest crash report and Log file. Please note that since yesterday I've installed the 1.9.1 version, used Affinity Photo for a couple hours and no bug yet, but I'd need more sessions to confirm if it's stable. 04351728-8c2c-4cb8-8ad8-1e453fdff40c.dmpLog.txt
  3. Hello, sorry for not bringing the answer, I just happen to have the exact same problem... Affinity Photo just shuts down randomly every 5-10 minutes, sometimes it takes longer... and I've got to save my progress every minute or so because I don't know what causes the bug nor when it'll happen. It started since the Affinity Photo latest version I think, I'm on Win10 Home also (up to date). So right now I'm moving on to a previous build 1.9.1 (hopefully that one was still saved in my Download folder, since I can't get access to older builds otherwise...) and hope that it'll help me get my work done quicker 😊 (I'll keep you informed if it works for me) At first, I thought this was an issue with allocated RAM (the number were above my total RAM, which is 6 GB, I lowered it to 4 GB maximum), it seemed to work fine for one day or two, but the issue went back. Also, note that I deactivated hardware acceleration because my graphics card is a potato. Aside for that, feel free to ask me other questions ! My specs: Windows 10 Home 64bits Processor : i5-4670K CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.40 GHz Memory : 6 GB Graphics : Radeon R9 200 series Affinity Photo : 1.9.2 Thanks for reading ! Best regards.
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