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I work with my colleagues on the same project on Windows 7 64 bit version, Visual Studio 2008.

They load JPG and they work. Through QPixmap and Stylesheets. And works. But for me, i can only work with PNG, the rest don´t work at all.

I also tried to change paths on the environment variables, but i only see one Qt path (the bin) on it. Nothing about plugins, i guess... as i read on the documentation:

"By default, Qt can read the following formats: Format Description BMP Windows Bitmap GIF Graphic Interchange Format (optional) JPG Joint Photographic Experts Group JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group MNG Multiple-image Network Graphics PNG Portable Network Graphics PBM Portable Bitmap PGM Portable Graymap (...)"

I wonder what does "optional" means?.

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When i wrote the post nothing showed up in the help. Sorry for that. . Is GIF related to JPEG?. That way, should i install some kind of extension to Qt to add jpeg support?. Because i don´t have any QT dirs on path except the Bin. So the path fix doesn´t work, and the imageformats/ folder is not what i have. - Darkgaze
Furthermore, my problem happens not in both Debug and Release. - Darkgaze
You need to have a folder called "imageformats" with the relevant Qt DLLs placed next to your binary. - CadentOrange
Related, with good advice: stackoverflow.com/questions/7152597/… - handle

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Your executable is missing the jpg plugin. Optional means, that if your executable doesn't find the plugins (dlls) it will start, but without loading these image formats. It is the same with a lot of qt features (fe: slqdrivers)

You will find the folder "imageformats" in C:\Qt\4.8.4\plugins (replace your installation dir and version), copy it to your executable path and it will show jpgs.

Probably, some environmental variables of your colleagues differ a bit from yours.

Take care with Qt plugins and the distribution of your application.