[Digikam-devel] tiff image: what does this mean?

Pierre Hanser hanser at club-internet.fr
Tue Jan 3 17:27:18 GMT 2012


responding to myself, after a few googling

a stripped tiff imaged is a tiff image divided in stripes...

(not exactly the same meaning than in 'a stripped executable': a file
without debug symbols)

now the real question: why doesn't digikam support non-stripped images?

-- 
	Pierre


Le 03/01/2012 17:49, Pierre Hanser a écrit :
> hello
> 
> i've some (large) tiff images digikam won't handle, the message is
> 
> digikam(18687)/digikam (core) Digikam::TIFFLoader::load: TIFF loader:
> Cannot handle non-stripped images. Loading file
> "/home/screen/péniche/péniche1.tiff"
> 
> digikam(18687)/digikam (core)
> Digikam::ThumbnailCreator::createThumbnail: Cannot create thumbnail for
>  "/home/screen/péniche/péniche1.tiff"
> 
> can somebody explain me what a stripped tiff image is, please?
> 
> 
> imagemagick says:
> 
> $ identify  /home/screen/péniche/péniche1.tiff
> 
> /home/screen/péniche/péniche1.tiff TIFF 3584x2618 3584x2618+0+0 16-bit
> DirectClass 72.45MB 0.000u 0:00.009
> 
> $ display /home/screen/péniche/péniche1.tiff   -> OK
> 
> qiv does not display it ok at full size, but gets ok with some size
> reduction.
> 



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