Yves Jacolin free.fr> writes:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am working on some JP2 data (total 262 Go) . I started creating a vrt file
> and then "gdal_translate" them.
>
> I always have a segfault. I tried to use a GDAL_SKIP config to use another
> driver but it seems that I can successfully do this:
>
Salut Yves,
> Using --config GDAL_SKIP ECW doesn't change anything.
The name of the driver in that instance is JP2ECW . ECW is for .ecw files
>
> I can't understand two things:
>
> * first: why libNCSEcw is used instead of openjpeg200 lib?
Answered above
> * second: what kind of problem cou
Hello,
I am working on some JP2 data (total 262 Go) . I started creating a vrt file
and then "gdal_translate" them.
I always have a segfault. I tried to use a GDAL_SKIP config to use another
driver but it seems that I can successfully do this:
>> Stack trace in bt <<
Starting program: /usr/lo
Odd-Ragnar,
> Does GDAL fetch this for me in
> some way, or do I have to parse the result from GetFeatureInfo in a
> separate routine?
--> you meant GetCapabilities, not GetFeatureInfo right ?
>
> Shouldn't the first call to GDALOpen() get the capabilitis for a given WCS,
> like it does for WFS?
This is probably a stupid question, but I'm wondering if the WCS driver is
missing something.
1) I have used the WFS driver, and the description xml file, which caches the
GetCapabilitis result, so that I can get info from that file later.
2) The corresponding description xml file for the WCS d
Hi Even,
thanks for your quick answer!
I have done the second suggestion you made: First made mosaik vrt files
and then performed gdalbuiltvrt -separate to merge them into a multi band
raster.
Again two issues:
1. Is there a way to retrieve the metadata from the mosaik vrt files without
actual
