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In the first link, the web server is trying to convert the SVG file into a PNG to display it, but can't because it doesn't have the required files & set up.
In the second, your browser is downloading the actual SVG file and displaying it.
The reason the first link tries to convert the SVG file is because there are lots of browsers with incomplete SVG support, meaning the images aren't displayed properly. Virtually all browsers can display a PNG file though.
In the end it comes down to vector vs raster image formats.
Can anyone explan one thing:
* http://tvlivewiki.co.uk/index.php?title=File:ITV2_logo_200.svg you cant view it there but click on the pic
* http://tvlivewiki.co.uk/images/2/22/ITV2_logo_200.svg and its turns up?
* http://tvlivewiki.co.uk/index.php?title=File:ITV2_logo_200.svg you cant view it there but click on the pic
* http://tvlivewiki.co.uk/images/2/22/ITV2_logo_200.svg and its turns up?
In the first link, the web server is trying to convert the SVG file into a PNG to display it, but can't because it doesn't have the required files & set up.
In the second, your browser is downloading the actual SVG file and displaying it.
The reason the first link tries to convert the SVG file is because there are lots of browsers with incomplete SVG support, meaning the images aren't displayed properly. Virtually all browsers can display a PNG file though.
In the end it comes down to vector vs raster image formats.
