Steve,
I have no experience with "Mr.SID". I don't know the gentleman :).
I don't know if that is a bug or a limitation of this driver.
Best regards,
Ivan
> ---Original Message---
> From: Stephen Woodbridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] How do I select 3 of 5 bands f
Ahh, thank you for the link to the vrttut. This has got me going in the
right direction. I actually did try the -of VRT but didn't know it was
supposed to be a XML file so discounted it when the file was small.
So, my next problem is that when I run gdalwarp on the VRT file I get
assertion err
1. JPEG2000 ECW Issue (Philip Paar)
The whole command is:
gdal_translate -of jp2ecw -ot int16 -co "TARGET=0" -co "LARGE_OK=yes" %1
%1.jp2
-Philip
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Hi,
I found a pixel depth/ECW issue with gdal_translate and JEPG2000 support (using
FWTools 2.2.8. Win) . My input .IMG is 16bit signed while the resulting JP2
file looses 8 bit.
>compress_terrain 12_03_1_5_-32768.tif_-12_1588_.img
Input file size is 1000, 1000
Warning 1: ECW only supports Byte
Hi Steve,
No, VRT files are not Geotiff, see [1], and they should not take more than a
bunch of Kbytes. The problem is that in *our* gdal_translate command line *we*
forgot "-of vrt" and the default format is Geotiff.
system("gdaltranslate -OF VRT $infile -b 1 -b 2 -b 3 tmp.vrt");
Good luck
