Gilles Bassière wrote:
with COMPRESS=JPEG:
Creating output file that is 10000P x 10000L.
Processing input file ortho-dept04-2004-la2e.vrt.
0...10...20...30..gdalwarp: tif_jpeg.c:691: JPEGPreDecode: Assertion
`sp->cinfo.comm.is_decompressor' failed.
Aborted
Gilles,
The likely solution to this problem is to build GDAL with
the internal copy of libtiff. I have fixed a variety of
bugs related to random read/write support in libtiff on
compressed images and some of those fixes have not yet made
it out into distributions copy of libtiff.
The largest image has a black gap in the middle instead of the actual
data. The smaller image doesn't show this gap and prove that there is
actually data in the input dataset.
I suspect black gaps would be due to a problem introduced in
GDAL warp for 1.7.x and only recently fixed. I would suggest you
build GDAL from either a stable or trunk snapshot so you will
have the fix for this problem with will also appear in 1.7.2 when
it is released.
Could this be due to wrong values read in the ECW input files?
While I've had lots of problems with ecw over the years, I don't
see any obvious sign it relates to the ecw side of things.
Best regards,
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