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IIP doesn't seem to calculate the right height when requesting a region of an image with "w," in the {size} slot of the URI. Sometimes it retrieves an image with a wrong aspect ratio, and sometimes the image is corrupted too.
Those bugs have been raised while testing the last version of IIP server (except latest commit a47a95f) with OpenSeadragon, which both support IIIF Image API 2.0: http://demos.biblissima-condorcet.fr/iip-osd/ (see)
@ruven: do you have an idea of what's going on? Could you confirm it's a problem on the server-side or not?
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I don't think this is an issue with my image, because when I try the same image in OSD using DeepZoom vs IIIF, the DeepZoom is crisp, while the IIIF is blurry.
IIP doesn't seem to calculate the right height when requesting a region of an image with "w," in the {size} slot of the URI. Sometimes it retrieves an image with a wrong aspect ratio, and sometimes the image is corrupted too.
A few examples:
1024,1024,1024,1024/256,/0/default.jpg: outputs a 256x366 image (should be 256x256, like this)
...and another bug:
1024,1536,512,1024/256,/0/default.jpg : outputs a 256x366 image (should be 256x512)…
and when we check 1024,1536,512,1024/256,512/0/default.jpg the output image is scaled but still corrupted... unless you set an y value for region <= 1535 or >= 1537 (see 1024,1537,512,1024/256,512/0/default.jpg.
Weird.
Those bugs have been raised while testing the last version of IIP server (except latest commit a47a95f) with OpenSeadragon, which both support IIIF Image API 2.0: http://demos.biblissima-condorcet.fr/iip-osd/ (see)
@ruven: do you have an idea of what's going on? Could you confirm it's a problem on the server-side or not?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: