Thanks David. Turns out that ImageMagick/convert works fine (it's dynamically linked with all dependent packages via .so shared libraries). The issue was in src/exec/Makefile where DX scavanges the lib dirs for .a files (can't steal .o's from a .so), it picked up a version that was mismatched from the header. Probably an admin problem here rather than a fault in DX, but I haven't traced it through.
Randy David Thompson: |I typically choose the ImageMagick format to write out to and then |you have to give it the proper extension in the file name. |ImageMagick uses filenames similar to Windows to determine the |appropriate type (they call them delegates). | |What I would do is make sure your ImageMagick is working correctly. |Try converting a tiff with convert. If it is then try saving from the |File... Save... menu in the image window and choose the ImageMagick |pulldown and name the file with the .jpg extension. If this works, |then its just a simple case of looking at the WriteImage module. | |David | |> Wrong JPEG library version: library is 61, caller expects 62 |> child process 0 (110720) exited, status = 1 -- Randall Hopper (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) EPA Scientific Visualization Center US EPA MD/24 ERC-1A; RTP, NC 27711
