Hi,
I am trying to convert a 24 bit RGB TIFF file to a 8 bit TIFF file. Without the
–pct option this works perfectly but I want to control the created colors with
a palette file. So I tried the following command:
rgb2pct -pct c:\color_file.txt c:\image.tif e:\new_image.tif.
I downloaded FWTools 2.4.6 (for Windows) to try it out, but unfortunately it
doesn’t work the way I want. It is possible the format I saved the palette file
in, is wrong.
I tried several versions:
This one for example:
500 255 255 255
450 235 220 175
300 190 185 135
150 240 250 150
76 50 180 50
75 200 230 255
-32768 200 230 255
Or this one:
0: 0,0,0,0
1: 251,0,0,64
2: 250,0,0,54
3: 253,0,0,114
4: 254,0,0,176
5: 254,0,0,224
6: 254,0,0,228
7: 254,0,0,252
8: 253,0,0,168
9: 254,0,0,170
I keep getting the following error:
ERROR 4: `c:\color_file.txt' not recognised as a supported file format.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\FWTOOL~1.6\bin\rgb2pct.py", line 121, in ?
ct = pct_ds.GetRasterBand(1).GetRasterColorTable().Clone()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'GetRasterBand'
I changed the rgb2pct Python file to print the palette file name as a check and
it gives the error “ERROR 4: `c:\color_file.txt' not recognised as a supported
file format.”
If I delete the added line (“print pct_filename” above the line “if
pct_filename is None:”) this error is gone again, but not the next.
So now my question. What format must the palette file be in? and can you give
me a working example.
Many thanks,
Luuk Schaminee_______________________________________________
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