[QGIS-trac] Re: [Quantum GIS] #996: Re: [Quantum GIS] #996: QGIS
corrupts JPEG2000 colors
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Sun Dec 7 01:55:45 EST 2008
#996: Re: [Quantum GIS] #996: QGIS corrupts JPEG2000 colors
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Reporter: coatman | Owner: nobody
Type: defect | Status: reopened
Priority: major: does not work as expected | Milestone: Version 1.0.1
Component: Rasters | Version: HEAD
Resolution: | Keywords: kakadu raster
Platform_version: | Platform: OS X
Must_fix: No | Status_info: 0
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Comment (by ersts):
Replying to [comment:27 Coatman]:
> Please remember that the first several versions of GDAL that were
released, properly displayed JPEG2000 images under Mac OS X, using BOTH
Jasper and Kakadu.
As I have noted in previous posts, displaying JPEG2000 images in QGIS on
Ubuntu versions <= 8.04 (with jasper) work just fine, while other
platforms it did not. As of Ubuntu 8.10 that is not longer the case. So
now, the JPEG2000 display errors are present on all platforms, but is not
specific to QGIS ( you will also experience these display issues in
FWTools [compiled with kakadu] or with gdal_translate [native 8.10
compiled with jasper]). Thus the problem has to do with, or a combination
of, libjpeg, jasper and/or kakadu, and GDAL.
> There seems to be a strong bias here (that I do not understand) against
Kakadu
That is simply not the case, it is a broader issues that has been
documented with other libs several times in this and related posts.
> Please understand that I am trying to help, and just ask that a
functionality that was in the first version of GDAL be restored to the
current version. I am not requesting a new feature that has never been
used.
Your interest is acknowledged but your passion maybe misdirected and
misunderstood. The QGIS raster capabilities are tightly wrapped around
GDAL which itself relies on numerous other libraries. While we all want
the best app possible, many folks contribute only as volunteers and each
QGIS dependency has numerous outstanding bugs themselves; the ones which
are most important to us individually ultimately seem to be the ones take
the longest to fix.
I am sure in spirit of the open-source paradigm we can all contribute
toward the golden goal and I openly ask for any patches and ideas folks
may have that may bring a conclusion to this problem.
cheers.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/996#comment:28>
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