I have some good news. I moved my latest large project to my wife's computer just to verify if the problems I have reported would occur on a Vista 32bit machine, and I found that SVN3975 had no issues in opening the quick preview screen on project open. It was a fresh install, so I checked the settings and found that the image cache size was set to 75MB, so I decided to check what it was set to on my machine. I found that I had it set to 2000MB which is the max allowed. When I reduced it to 200MB, all the errors I was seeing no longer occur.
I suspect some of the slow openGL improvements to speed it up ended up using the image cache more effectively which is why I don't see the issue in SVN3884 or earlier. I would say the only bug is that hugin allows one to set the image cache too large. Other than that, I would say RC4 is ready to go! Is there any where to download a 64bit Vista build? I seem to be pushing too many limits with the 32bit version! Regards, Rick On Jul 1, 8:15 pm, RueiKe <[email protected]> wrote: > I have just loaded SVN3975 and found that it still has the same > issues. I tried a couple other things to more fully document the > issue. > > 1) If I open my recently completed large pano by double clicking on > the pto file, hugin will crash right after loading the images and > opening a blank quick preview window. > 2) If I start hugin first (no preview window is open) and then use the > open project option to open the same file, it opens without error. If > I then press the align button, it will crash during the "Loading > Images..." stage. > 3) If I start hugin first (no preview window is open), then use the > open project option to open the same file, and then open the quick > preview window, the preview window will be blank, all white, after it > has finished loading all images. If I then open the regular preview > window, I get a "Bad Allocation" error. > 4) If I start hugin first (no preview window is open), then use the > open project option to open the same file, and then open the regular > preview window, the preview window will have a black area the size of > the pano, and I get a "Bad Allocation" error. > 5) If I start hugin first (no preview window is open), then use the > open project option to open the same file, and then choose "Optimize > Everything" from the optimizer tab, it completes optimization with no > error. If I then optimze low dynamic range in the exposure tab, I get > and unhandled exception error. > > Hope this helps. > Rick > > On Jun 29, 6:55 pm, RueiKe <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Here are the observations I made about the error in a June 3rd posting > > in the "OpenGL Slow" thread: > > > I have just tried to load and align a project that I had > > succesfully > > processed using SVN3884. I found that with SVN3906, I get an > > "unhandled exception" after choosing "Align" from the assistant > > tab, > > during the "Loading images..." stage. > > > "Loading Images" happens pretty late in the "Align" sequence of > > events. > > > Also, to be more accurate in my previous post, almost all of the panos > > with the error have been 360x180, but the 76 image pano was not. > > > Regards, > > Rick > > > On Jun 29, 6:12 pm, RueiKe <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Hi Yuv, > > > > One of the difficulties of remote troubleshooting is to clearly > > > communicate the problem so that others can understand and it looks > > > like I have not included enough detail! > > > > My flow is: > > > 1) Use the Load button from the Assistant to load all images > > > 2) Use the "Create Control Points" button from the Images tab to add > > > control points. I have the autopano-sift-c from 0.7.0 in my bin > > > directory. This is a complex process for me in which I first add > > > control points to all nominal exposure images and then add control > > > points for all images in each bracketed set. This step has no > > > problems with the newer releases. > > > 3) Goto the Assistant Tab and press "Align". This is where the new > > > versions crash. I have given some detail about what it was doing when > > > in previous posts, but I forgot. I could try again this evening and > > > give you the last message displayed before the crash. > > > > Since this happens on every large project I have tried, maybe 6 or so > > > projects since I first reported the issue, I don't think there is > > > anything special about my test cases. I have uploaded some pto files, > > > RueiKe_76.pto for example. All are blended fused 360x180 panos. If I > > > have time this evening, I could see how large a JPEG version of a > > > project is. > > > > Regards, > > > Rick > > > > On Jun 29, 5:41 pm, Yuval Levy <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hi Rick, > > > > > RueiKe wrote: > > > > > I have just loaded SVN3966 and found that it still crashes during > > > > > "Align". I am testing with a new project that I have just completed > > > > > with no issues using SVN3811. > > > > > can you try the following thing that could wreck your SVN3966 install > > > > (nothing that can't be undone by re-installing)? > > > > > I assume you have SVN3811 and SVN3966 installed in two different > > > > folders. Normally the installer installs the Hugin folder in ...Program > > > > Files\Hugin. > > > > > I also assume that you hit "Align" on the Assistant Tab as the second > > > > step after loading the images in that same tab. > > > > > Copy the file Hugin\bin\autopano-c.exe (or autopano-sift-c.exe? I have > > > > not turned on my Windows workstation yet since coming home) from SVN3811 > > > > to replace the one in SVN3966. Then hit "Align" and pray. > > > > > This should help narrow down *where* the bug hits. > > > > > Another thing that could help: I assume your input images are TIFF. If > > > > you mass-convert them to JPEG and run the same steps, what happens? > > > > > And since you mass-converted them to JPEG, the test case should be small > > > > enough to be zipped and uploaded somewhere? how heavy is it in JPEG? It > > > > would be good to run the test case against a different platform (Linux / > > > > OSX) with same SVN version to determine if the issue is in an upstream > > > > library. > > > > > Yuv- Hide quoted text - > > > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - > > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "hugin and other free panoramic software" group. A list of frequently asked questions is available at: http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
