Thanks, the r- average option improved the quality quite a bit.
2014-08-26 17:34 MGT+02:00, Even Rouault :
> Selon Hanlie Pretorius :
>
>> Hi Even,
>>
>> Thanks, the gdaldo command made a huge difference to the speed with
>> which QGIS works with the raster.
>>
>> The image looks a bit shoddy, tho
Selon Hanlie Pretorius :
> Hi Even,
>
> Thanks, the gdaldo command made a huge difference to the speed with
> which QGIS works with the raster.
>
> The image looks a bit shoddy, though, even when zoomed out. It
> improved when I set the quality to 100 and the file is still a tenth
> of the origina
Hi Even,
Thanks, the gdaldo command made a huge difference to the speed with
which QGIS works with the raster.
The image looks a bit shoddy, though, even when zoomed out. It
improved when I set the quality to 100 and the file is still a tenth
of the original size.
Would it help to create more le
Hanlie,
The warning "VRTSourceRasterBand::iRatserIO() called recursively on the same
band" is bug http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/5468
It is due to the statistics computation on the intermediate VRT file
(implementation detail), but shouldn't influence on the image itself
You can run afterward "
Hi,
I'm trying to convert a 16 bit image to 8 bits and at the same time
add JPEG compression, but gdal reports errors during the process.
gdal_info for the input file is:
Driver: GTiff/GeoTIFF
Files: D:/SPOT 6/PS_Envi/Test_8bit.TIF
Size is 30717, 28629
Coordinate System is:
PROJCS["WGS 84 /
i tried different options in the Encoding menu but none displayed the file
correctly. I think the problem is caused by incorrect reading of the mdb
file made by the driver.
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Selon Norman Goldstein :
> Let's say I've opened a dataset (from a tiff file on disk). How do I
> get hold of the TIFF structure that is used by the libtiff library?
GDALDataset::GetInternalHandle() on a GTiff dataset will return a TIFF* handle.
But be careful. If you use GDAL compiled with inte
Selon Tomer :
> The ogrinfo display non-English characters as '?'. I'm not sure in which
> encoding it return its results. (Is there any way to check the encoding?)
For example, if you do "ogrinfo the_arguments > somefile.txt" and open it with
Notepad++, you can try different options in the Encod
The ogrinfo display non-English characters as '?'. I'm not sure in which
encoding it return its results. (Is there any way to check the encoding?)
Example for ogrinfo output:
.
OGRFeature:4
OBJECTID = 3
.
.
_?? = -?
Even,
I was not aware that creating a VRT was that easy... shame on me. My
script would have handled connection parameters and created a query
string, but I guess there is not enough added value.
Thanks for the info
Fabian
On 2014-08-25 16:06, Even Rouault wrote:
> Selon Fabian Schindler :
>
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