Way back in May, I asked for help using OL to read locally available image tiles to build a browser for the digital version of the Rosetta Disk (www.rosettaproject.org). Eric Lemoine (and one other whose name I've lost) directed me toward TMS. Anyway, although my time was limited, we at the Long Now Foundation finally managed to build a browsable form of the disk, which can be seen at:
http://dvd.rosettaproject.org/ Check out the decorative front (8 resolutions at 8bpp): http://dvd.rosettaproject.org/disk_front/index.html and the data-filled back (11 resolutions at 1bpp): http://dvd.rosettaproject.org/disk_back/index.html Feedback is welcome. I wanted to thank those who helped me. AFAIK, OpenLayers is the only reasonable open source toolset to browse *VERY LARGE* images, and I'm very happy to get it working. Kurt Bollacker :-) Digital Research Director The Long Now Foundation _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users
