[gdal-dev] OT: openev(2) alternative?

[Joaquim Luis]

On 20-06-2014 14:45, Vincent Schut wrote:
> On 06/20/2014 03:39 PM, Joaquim Luis wrote:
>> If you are on Windows and 32 bits is not a (severe) limitation, I 
>> think Mirone (http://w3.ualg.pt/~jluis/mirone) satisfies those 
>> requisites
> Ah, sorry, should have mentioned that: I'm on linux (64bit). 32 bit is 
> a limitation anyway, I regularly need to view very large images... Btw 
> building experimental stuff is no problem.

Ah.
It can be made to work on Linux as well but than one needs Matlab (no 32 
bits restriction in that case)

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> Vincent.
>
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>> Joaquim
>>
>>> Hi list,
>>>
>>> this is a bit off topic, but I guess I'll have the biggest chance 
>>> for an answer on this ml...
>>>
>>> Untill now, I always succeeded in (re)building openev2, but after 
>>> some recent system upgrades, it fails... I've used openev2 (and 
>>> openev before that) long as my preferred raster viewer. It is 
>>> blazingly fast, and has almost all functionality I want from a 
>>> viewer. Especially an easy mechanism to set which bands are r,g and 
>>> b, and to adjust the stretch, are important to me. And displaying 
>>> multiple rasters on top of each other, being able to easily switch 
>>> them on and off.
>>>
>>> Now I'm afraid I need to look for an alternative. There once were 
>>> rumours of an openev3, but afaik that has never really materialized?
>>> I've tried several others (tuiview, monteverdi(2), qgis, thuban, 
>>> otbiceviewer, ...) but none of them has the combination of being 
>>> fast and convenient.
>>>
>>> I just need something that is good in displaying (browsing, zooming) 
>>> multi-band raster files. Anybody knows a viable alternative?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Vincent.
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