Jean-Claude REPETTO schrieb: > Tom Kazimiers a écrit : >> Hello, >> >> one of my clients asked me if it would be possible to open OziExplorer >> Files (ozf2 ending)? As I found out GDAL does not support this file >> format yet. Did anyone build a own driver for this? >> >> If not, I would try to build one. Is there the need (or the possibility) >> to contribute it or is this not of interest? >> > > Hello, > > There is a program called ozf2img that can convert ozf2 and ozf3 > files. Unfortunately, it is not open source and works only for > Windows. So I think a GDAL driver should be useful. But the ozf2 and > ozf3 formats are not documented, so it may not be easy. > > Jean-Claude > Jean-Claude,
thanks for the hint with "ozf2img" - I will take a look at it. >From what I heard the file is something like a lightweight tiff, will say it is organized in tiles (each 64x64 pixels). Each pixel has the size of one byte and stores an index of a color palette. This is at least the basis - then there come some overviews more into play which I do not as much up to now - but I want to dig my way into it. Tom _______________________________________________ gdal-dev mailing list gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/gdal-dev
