Pngoptim fails

[Diazonium]

Hello, I have given pngoptim a try, but I have ran into errors.
I tried to optimize a png file, and for a while it was working, then suddenly failed.(for that time it was using PNGOUT)
Log: http://hastebin.com/jiwimizusi.tex
I have translated the error messages the best I could.( I use Win7x64 and this copy has all the system messages localized to Hungarian)
The folder containing the .cmd file and the .exes is located at C:\pngoptim so no unicode chars there.
My username does not contain unicode chars either. So pngoptim should work fine, but it doesnt.

[yumeyao]

Can you please share the test.png so I can have a try?
What did you mean by 'suddenly failed'? pngout.exe crashed?

If it's locale-related issue, I can try it in your locale in a virtual machine.

[Diazonium]

Here is my test.png: http://filebeam.com/7f9aa294a69ee814e69a606798abb71d.jpg
Suddenly failed meant that the script ended abruptly in a barrage of error messages(as you can see it in the log). As far as I can tell noting has crashed, but I think the only thing the script did, was a single iteration of PNGOUT, and could not do any of the further iterations.

[Diazonium]

Also, as far as I can tell, zopflipng had never ran, even though it is supposed to run before pngout.

[yumeyao]

The file you just posted is a jpg right?

also if zopflipng had never ran for you, can you try running zopflipng manually and let me know the result.

[Diazonium]

Sorry, the Filebeam seems have converted the png image into a jpg. New link: http://dfiles.eu/files/427dwbtx4

Zopflipng seems to work just fine if i run it manually.

[Diazonium]

Did you have any success with testing the image I linked? Or other updates on the issue?

[yumeyao]

I can't reproduce you issue. I haven't tried it in your locale yet. I plan to do this in a virtual machine with Windows 7 professional.

[Diazonium]

I have some doubts that just by setting the locale and installing a language pack, you will be able to get a system that behaves exactly like mine. My system is completely localized, every last bit of the OS, including the installer and low level system tools like the boot-time CHKDSK and the BSoD screens.
I am not sure if you could get the same level of localization, unless you download a Hungarian edition of Win7.
If necessary I can make an ISO from the install disc I have, upload it to a good filehost and send you the link.