Hey Even,
I tried using gdal2.0.2 (deployed with QGIS 3.0) and got this result.
The original Tiff is converted to level 17 of GPKG, and then after the gdaladdo
I have level 18 through 10, where 10 has 2 tiles.
This is the output of gdalinfo:
Driver: GTiff/GeoTIFF
Files: C:\myfile.tif
Size is 199
Hey Even,
I tried using gdal2.0.2 (deployed with QGIS 3.0) and got this result.
The original Tiff is converted to level 17 of GPKG, and then after the gdaladdo
I have level 18 through 10, where 10 has 2 tiles.
This is the output of gdalinfo:
Driver: GTiff/GeoTIFF
Files: C:\myfile.tif
Size is 199
Please paste the output of gdalinfo C:\myfile.tif
Which gdal version do you use ? What you report sounds a bit like
https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/6932
Even
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Hello,
I have a tiff file which I am converting to GPKG (with jpeg) using
gdal_translate and then build pyramids using gdal_addo, I'd like to get to a
zoom level with only 1 tile (a recommendation from my displaying client - it's
important).
However no matter how many levels I specify in gdal_
Hi,
configuration is failing in release/2.3 branch on my computer with
$ CFLAGS="-Wall -g" CXXFLAGS="-Wall -g" ./configure
checking whether byte ordering is bigendian... no
checking for 64bit integer type... configure: error: long long not found
The same command works in master.
./autogen.sh d
