Open andrisi opened 1 year ago
It's probably an invalid ICC profile which causes Chrome to reject it. When you first save as PNG, the profile gets stripped, which is why converting from PNG to TIFF works. Anyway, please send me an example file and I'll take a closer look.
You mean you send the TIFF file's ICC profile with every tile? Sorry, I'm not that much into the details of TIFF format and to find out where/what fails, but thanks a lot for getting back to me.
Thanks I've got the image.
ICC profiles are added by default to the tiles so that the browser knows how to correctly display the colors. There is an iipsrv environment parameter: EMBED_ICC, which you can set to 0 if you don't want any profiles added.
However, in your particular case, the profile is very large, so iipsrv strips it out anyway. And the image works fine for me after conversion using the vips command you posted earlier. Which version of iipsrv are you using exactly? 1.1 or the latest code from Github? If you are trying to view the tiles in PNG format, I just committed a fix to a potential bug, so maybe this will help. And can you post the lines from the iipsrv log file when an error occurs?
Thanks! I used the one from the Ubuntu 22 repository, will check.
OK, it's iipsrv version 1.1 in the Ubuntu repository. There's in fact a bug in that version when you have very large ICC profiles. So, just set EMBED_ICC to 0 and it should work fine. This is now, in any case, fixed if you use the latest code.
I have lots of TIFF files, which are not served correctly by IIPSRV if they are turned into multilayer ones with vips using the command line below. The tiles returned are invalid according to Chrome, Windows Picasa, etv.. If I save the file to PNG, and then to multilayer TIFF, they work fine. If you're interested I can provide the files.
vips tiffsave X2.raw X2.tiff --vips-progress --tile --pyramid --compression deflate --tile-width 256 --tile-height 256
On conversion to PNG with
vips pngsave A1.tiff X2.png --vips-progress
I get this below, but upon converting the PNG to TIFF, serving from IIPSRV works fine: