[QGIS-trac] Re: [Quantum GIS] #996: Re: [Quantum GIS] #996: QGIS
corrupts JPEG2000 colors
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Sun Dec 7 16:31:56 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 Coatman):
< 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. >
I take this as good news, because we can conclude that the present
inability of QGIS to properly display JPEG2000 images has nothing to do
with Mac OS X, and nothing to do with Kakadu. So it could be fixed in
another Unix environment, like Ubuntu, and then it may again work with Mac
OS X and Kakadu. Again, please remember that QGIS initially properly
displayed JP2 images with Jasper and Kakadu. libjpeg is not involved in
any way with JP2 images. Jasper has not changed in years. I can use with
QGIS the same version of Kakadu, as when QGIS properly displayed JP2
images. So, the source of the problem is in a part of some code that
*changed*, and that handles reading in JP2 images. Is Subversion, or
something like it, available to point to these code changes?
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/996#comment:30>
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