- 2015.04.02 20:53 "Re: [Tiff] problem reading directories past 2GB on a 64bits system", by Bob Friesenhahn
- 2015.04.03 01:59 "Re: [Tiff] problem reading directories past 2GB on a 64bits system", by Bob Friesenhahn
2015.04.03 14:51 "Re: [Tiff] problem reading directories past 2GB on a 64bits system", by Bob Friesenhahn
No, the directory count is well below 64k. It seems to have to do with the 2Gb limit, as I always get the error for the first frame going over it. I'll try to check how the software producing those tiff writes them, it's probably the
> source of the problem: so far I haven't found a single tiff reading library able to open them completely.
In addition to whatever software you are using to drive libtiff, it is possible that Ubuntu-provided libtiff includes patches/changes (usually due to security concerns) which causes it to differ from the original libtiff release.
I was easily able to write TIFF files larger than 2GB, and BigTIFF files of 24GB under Ubuntu using GraphicsMagick, but I am using latest
CVS libtiff and not the library provided by Ubuntu. It is also not clear if the libtiff function calls are similar to your situation.
Bob
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