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Britefury / django-labeller

An image labelling tool for creating segmentation data sets, for Django and Flask.
MIT License
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About image format and "memorized" images #5

Open JJavierga opened 3 years ago

JJavierga commented 3 years ago

Hello!

I think that this tool is very useful, but I would like to see in the README some info about the image format it recognizes. I tried using .jpeg and it didn't recognize them, but, when I changed to .jpg, it did. So know it beforehand might help new users.

Also, I have been choosing different folders with images until I targeted the .jpeg problem and, now, if there are 6 photos in the folder I am opening, the program chooses that those 6 photos are not the ones in the folder but part of the photos I chose in older selections. If the number of photos in the current folder is bigger than the number of different photos seen before, then, after showing older photos, it starts showing the new ones. Is there any way to restart this "memory" of older photos?

Thank you very much

Britefury commented 3 years ago

Which version of the tool are you using? Django, Flask or Qt?

JJavierga commented 3 years ago

The Qt desktop one (the one that is explained in the readme example part)

Britefury commented 3 years ago

Hmmm... Oh dear. Which OS are you using? I think I have an idea what is going on. It starts a web server in a separate process in the background. It should terminate it when you close the application. I've got a feeling that the web server from old instances of the application is still running, hence your problem. I'll have to look into finding more reliable ways of shutting everything down...

JJavierga commented 3 years ago

I am using Ubuntu 18.04. I tried rebooting my computer to kill the process but I still get old images. I can just ignore them right now, as they are not too many.

Thank you very much!