Hi QGIS users,
I am having a problem converting my *539 raster* files to *GeoTIFF format*.
I tried using the GDAL *Translate* option in the *Processing Toolbox* but
it reads only the **.hdr* file of my raster not the file that holds my
raster data. When I execute the batch process file using
Hi Leo,
I can't help you with why it isn't working as a batch, but:
1. Yes, the GDAL script at the bottom of the window should be expected to work
in the OSGeo shell.
2. There's probably an equivalent in Processing, which might give you a better
response.
-ramon.
On 6 Mar 2015, at 11:02,
If I understand your problem correctly ...
The classification of a raster in the display is not related to the file
itself, but to the layer as you see it in the display. Even if you load the
original .asc file as a new layer, it won't have the correct colors. It's
not a problem of image format
Thanks for all the answers, I will try it and report back if any problems
occur.
Matej
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Hi all!
Sometimes it happens to me that I have a lot of TAB files to convert to SHP
TABs can be opened only for reading but not writing and saving them to SHP
solves this issue for us. However, clicking Save As for every layer and
specifying the same name as TAB filename does (only the
Hi,
I think this can be implemented as Python plugin.
2010/4/6 Matej ma...@matnet.net:
Hi all!
Sometimes it happens to me that I have a lot of TAB files to convert to SHP
TABs can be opened only for reading but not writing and saving them to SHP
solves this issue for us. However, clicking
Hi Matej,
On Tue, 06. Apr 2010 at 14:21:44 +0200, Matej wrote:
So I was thinking about some sort of batch conversion.
Sounds more like a job for ogr2ogr and a little bit of scripting
Unix:
for i in *.tab; do ogr2ogr ${i%.tab}.shp $i; done
Windows:
for i in (*.shp) do ogr2ogr
