Micha,
As for GDAL, I'd expect you will want to add the support for ECW and
MrSID directly thru GDAL, not as some separate image support library.
Yes, correct.
Marco
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Hi Marco:
Marco Pasetti wrote:
Hi Martin,
In MrSID and ECW licenses they let
developers to distribute software with MrSID/ECW libraries in binary
form, so I don't see any legal problem here.
Well, good to hear. The binary redistribution is in fact the key for
me. That because in MS-Windows
Hi Jacolin
Camptocamp created such gdal package with ECW. More information here:
http://cartoweb.org/cwiki/DebianPackages
I thought I would give your repo a try on my etch server but I had
some problems with the pgp key:
sudo gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys A37E4CF5
gpg:
Hi,
... Not only in Spain, in France, IGN is working with ecw, and all
orthophotos are in ecw.
It's really a major drawback !
JC
Agustin Lobo a écrit :
Hi!
Could we clarify the situation for ecw and Mrsid
formats in QGIS? (and perhaps put a note
somewhere in the qgis web pages).
I think
Hi!
Could we clarify the situation for ecw and Mrsid
formats in QGIS? (and perhaps put a note
somewhere in the qgis web pages).
I think that not being
able to read these formats is a major drawback
in practice. At least in Spain, a lot of public
available raster layers are in these formats.
Hi Agus:
Agustin Lobo wrote:
Hi!
Could we clarify the situation for ecw and Mrsid
formats in QGIS? (and perhaps put a note
somewhere in the qgis web pages).
The situation is, unfortunately, clear: The QGIS project can't allow
itself to distribute software with support for formats which
On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:20 AM, Micha Silver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Agus:
Agustin Lobo wrote:
Hi!
Could we clarify the situation for ecw and Mrsid
formats in QGIS? (and perhaps put a note
somewhere in the qgis web pages).
The situation is, unfortunately, clear: The QGIS project
Hi,
Le Friday 31 October 2008 13:17:48 Martin Dobias, vous avez écrit :
- for linux the situation is more complicated. users usually use gdal
packages from their distribution, so we would need to produce
alternative packages for several distributions which would be
compatible with original
On Oct 31, 2008, at 11:57 AM, Tom Elwertowski wrote:
GDAL provides a configure script to add GRASS support as a plugin
rather then built-in. There are no configure scripts for ECW and
MrSID but it should be possible to copy and modify the GRASS plugin
build script. William must have either
Martin Dobias ha scritto:
- for linux the situation is more complicated. users usually use gdal
packages from their distribution, so we would need to produce
alternative packages for several distributions which would be
compatible with original ones. Or create qgis-with-gdal-ugly
packages
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