Created attachment 167094 [details] LO_7_file_with_SVG_and_EMF_pictures The bug is actual Only for LO 7.x.x. In LO 6 everything is okay. Steps to reproduce: 1)Insert EMF/SVG picture in a new file ( I've used Impress, but this bug is actual for all editors(Calc, Text, Impress, etc). 2) Save the file into the ODP format. 3) Unzip it and find a fallback PNG copy of the picture related to SVG/EMF picture. 4) Compare fallback PNG copy's resolution in pixels and the original resolution in pixels of SVG/EMF picture. Actual result: PNG copy of the picture has a different resolution from SVG/EMF picture. Expected result: PNG copy of the picture has the same resolution as an original SVG/EMF picture. P.S. I've attached a file from LO 7 with SVG\EMF pictures for analysis.
Setting back to UNCONFIRMED.. self-confirming is a no go
For the png replacement graphic, LibreOffice considers the resolution of the display. If your display has a resolution of 120dpi you will get a different number of pixels than with 96dpi. For example: In your case the svg-graphic has a width of 612px. With 1px = 1/96th inch as defined in SVG2, you get a width of 6.375 inch. For a 120dpi display this results in 765 pixel in the png replacement image. The information, which resolution was used, is stored in the png-image too. Without knowing your display resolution, it is not possible to say whether it is wrong or not.
I use MacBook pro 2019 16" with screen resolution 3072 x 1920 and I guess my DPI is 120
Regina Henschel, Thank you a lot for your support. I've understood new behavior and I think it's not a bug. It can be closed.