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How can efficiently translate a 15G Jp2 to Jpg (old) for use in Map Proxy? Is there a better format to use?
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Hi @maurice I saw in website MapProxy and it works with wms. You can create wms tiles.
But if you want to create a jog file, its possible very simple workspace: New Generate Workspace and ype Reader and Writer.
Thanks,
Danilo
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Thanks Danilo,
Yes it works fine for small images. I am trying to convert 15G jp2 to jpg and I think there is a limit
to jpg, as well as finding the right compression ratio for the best resolution.
+51- Celebrity
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Thanks Danilo,
Yes it works fine for small images. I am trying to convert 15G jp2 to jpg and I think there is a limit
to jpg, as well as finding the right compression ratio for the best resolution.
You can try to reduze the size your output in Writer - Parameters:
You can do another test to tile your source data.
Thanks,
Danilo