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I usualy have to read a lot of tif piles like myfile_00xx.tif.<br>
I tried that as a beginner with vtkTIFFRead and got the following
warnig:<br>
<i>Warning: In C:\martink\vtk40\VTK\IO\vtkTIFFReader.cxx, line 321<br>
vtkTIFFReader (0x00856100): vtkTIFFReader only supports one
strip!<br>
</i>And my image was not read.<br>
Can anybody give an advice to read tif.<br>
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Thanks Bernard<br>
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Beside, multistrip-tif-files seam to be normal usage.<br>
<a href="http://www.ee.cooper.edu/" eudora="autourl">http://www.ee.cooper.edu</a><br>
<i>The raster data contained in a TIFF file is organized into groups of
scan lines (or rows) of image data called strips. This organization helps
reduce the memory requirements of TIFF readers because the complete image
file does not have to be resident in memory all at once. Only enough
memory must be available to buffer a single strip of image data at a
time. Many of the early TIFF writing programs produced single-strip
images that are difficult for many readers to read because of memory
constraints. While this is legal according to the specification, the
specification recommends that strips be limited to 8 KB (8,192 bytes) or
less in length. The code provided in the TIFF function library can handle
strips with lengths to approximately 60,000 bytes</i>.<br>
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<div>Bernard Frei</div>
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<div>Tel: 026 300 .... Office 8545 Computer
8549 Sekretariat 8540</div>
<div>Postaddresse: Institut für Anatomie UNI FR /1. rue Alber
Gockel / CH1700 Fribourg</div>
<div>Fax: 026 300 9733</div>
email bernard.frei@unifr.ch
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