Does anyone have any thoughts on this minor change to where the URL
encoding for the layer name is handled? In the pull request, I've moved
it so that it is done when the sub dataset URL is created. It just
makes things a lot clearer to work with as I know the URL can be treated
as-is when I
Le mercredi 15 octobre 2014 22:03:32, Paul Hasenohr a écrit :
> Hello Even,
>
> Thank you for your answer.
>
> In fact in my case, this 4th band is for a Near Infra Red channel so I
> definitely do not want to have it labelled as alpha!
> But I will have other satellite images with more than 4 ba
Hello Even,
Thank you for your answer.
In fact in my case, this 4th band is for a Near Infra Red channel so I
definitely do not want to have it labelled as alpha!
But I will have other satellite images with more than 4 bands (plus
possibly an alpha band). Would it be possible to simply remove
Le mercredi 15 octobre 2014 21:19:37, Paul Hasenohr a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> I just compiled gdal-1.11.1 with support for jpeg2000 through OpenJPEG
> and wanted to convert a 4 bands TIFF file (with LZW compression) into a
> lossless JP2 file.
> While attempting to run gdal_translate, I received this
Hello,
I just compiled gdal-1.11.1 with support for jpeg2000 through OpenJPEG
and wanted to convert a 4 bands TIFF file (with LZW compression) into a
lossless JP2 file.
While attempting to run gdal_translate, I received this error message
ERROR 6: Unable to export files with 4 bands
Looking
Le mercredi 15 octobre 2014 16:30:19, M Lewis a écrit :
> I have searched and found lots of similar queries but nothing that quite
> gives me the answer that I am looking for (as they all appear to be related
> to gdal_translate rather than the C++ API.)
>
> We have a set of strips of grey scale s
I have searched and found lots of similar queries but nothing that quite
gives me the answer that I am looking for (as they all appear to be related
to gdal_translate rather than the C++ API.)
We have a set of strips of grey scale satellite imagery that are rotated.
I use AutoCreateWarpedVRT to g
Ok, to follow up I got it figured out -- I needed to configure
--enable-shared for HDF4:
./configure --disable-fortran --disable-netcdf --enable-shared
It turns out I have another piece of software that required the HDF4
fortran libraries (which can't exist along with a shared library
install), s
How will I do this in batch process:
I have bunch of hdf files downloaded from the ftp and saved to a directory,
and in everyday there are newest files added to the ftp available for
download, then I'll download those newest files . Now, how will I check if
there are new files added to the hdf dir
