Use following option in `QuickLook.Plugin.ImageViewer.config` to fix the issue:
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Settings>
<UseColorProfile>false</UseColorProfile>
<UseNativeProvider>false</UseNativeProvider>
</Settings>
```
* Replace supported image extension list with image detection via MagickImageInfo.
* Change ImageViewer priority to -4.
Change VideoViewer priority to -3 and detect audio/video via MediaInfo instead of file extensions.
* Make mediaInfo a class static and initialize once.
Add some notes about MediaInfo Open and Close.
* Remove try/catch from Prepare and let it be handled in caller.
If there was an exception due to MediaInfo it would have already occurred in CanHandle.
* Upgrade ImageMagick to latest
* Only check extension for well known image and animated image types.
For other image formats, let ImageMagick try to detect by file content.
Upgrade to latest Magick.NET
Co-authored-by: Frank Becker <frank.becker@thoughtexchange.com>
