Closed HeligPfleigh closed 2 years ago
Are other TIFF files working? If not, you are using the library a wrong way.
Are you using the latest UTIF.js from this repository, or some random version you found elsewhere? Update your version with the lates one from this repository.
Are other TIFF files working?
Yes, those other tiff files I have work as expected. And below is the version I'm using and the data from UTIF.decodeImage
with above image.
Environment | Version |
---|---|
utif | 3.1.0 |
nodejs | 14.15.0 |
{
data: [0, 0], // Uint8Array with full of Os
height: 685,
isLE: true,
t256: [704],
t257: [685],
t258: [8, 8, 8],
t259: [32946],
t262: [2],
t273: [8, 2709, 104702, 246153, 272473],
t274: [1],
t277: [3],
t278: [171],
t279: [2701, 101993, 141451, 26320, 25],
t282: [0],
t283: [0],
t284: [1],
t296: [2],
t305: ['IrfanView'],
width: 704,
}
What is "utif 3.1.0" ? We never gave releases of UTIF.js any name or a number. Please, switch to the latest UTIF.js from this repository, and I think everything should work.
What is "utif 3.1.0" ?
It's from npm as my package.json
is
"dependencies": {
....
"utif": "^3.1.0"
}
And I've tried to use the latest code in master
branch by "utif": "git+https://github.com/photopea/UTIF.js.git"
, it returns the same result.
I still think you are using an old library. Can you open your library (JS file) in a notepad? Is there a number "32946" in it somewhere? This number is in the latest UTIF.js at the line 172: https://github.com/photopea/UTIF.js/blob/master/UTIF.js#L172
@photopea , thank you for your supporting. You are right, it've been cached in my node_modules and that compression work with latest code in master. Could you publish a version to npm cause version 3.1.0 seem to still have this issue?
I have never used npm. Could you put it there maybe?
oh, I can't, only author of that package could have that permission. Btw thank you 👍
Thank you guys for this awesome library. I'm using this one for displaying tiff image on my app, but it seem doesn't support some kind of compression (in my case it is PKZIP), even that image could be opened on https://www.photopea.com/
This is the image I've used: zippedTiff.zip. The data on
this._imageData[frameIndex]
after executingUTIF.decodeImage(this.buffer, this._imageData[frameIndex]);
is just an array with full of 0 valuesCould I use other decompress method for decompressing the PKZIP one? And could you add the supported compression list on the README?