[Gvsig_english] gvSIG: issue with georeferecing function of 1.9 (build 1221, 1243)

[Benjamin Ducke]

Hi Wolfgang,

I also used to run gvSIG 1.9 on Ubuntu 7.10 and could not load any
raster formats that were supported by the system libs (e.g.
TIFF, PNG, Jpeg). I did manage to load an ECW raster. That
was about it.

Cheers,

Ben

roser wrote:
> Hi wolfgang
> 
> We're trying to test the georreferencing function, and it's true that 
> it's giving us some problems, but we've haven't stablished the bug 
> exactly yet, We're working on it, if you, or anybody else is capable to 
> stablish the steps to "make it crash" please let us know.
> And for the ubuntu version I have to tell you that we've tested gvsig 
> with newer versions and it is giving us problems too. I'm using number 8 
> or something like that and it works fine, but another tester here is 
> working with 9 and it is a bit problematic, she is going to come back to 
> 8, so I think that if number 7.10 works fine it's better not to update 
> to a newer version, or at least not the newest one, as I've told you, 
> number 8 works fine
> 
> Best regards
> roser
> 
> 
> 
> Wolfgang Qual wrote:
>> Hi,
>> a colleague of me tries to use the georeferencing function of gvSIG 1.9 
>> unstable. Currently, she is working on a linux machine (ubuntu 7.10) 
>> with gvSIG build 1221.
>> She also tried the newer builds (also the last one 1243), but here, 
>> loading the image to be georeferenced will produce the error message "It 
>> is not possible load layer. We can try it by hand."
>> Using 1221, georeferencing works, but not in all cases (sometimes the 
>> image is truncated, sometimes the image is located somewhere else, but 
>> not at the expected location). We discovered that the same image could be
>> succesfully georeferenced in a new project. But this also did not work 
>> in every case. Polynominal transformation degree 2 with 6 tic-points 
>> (control points) was used. Did anybody else discover this issue?
>> It's very strange that the newer builds of 1.9 are not working correctly 
>> on that machine. is 7.10 already too old for gvSIG?
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Wolfgang
>>   
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