John Cupitt
Great! OK for you, @lovell ?
Great! I'll make 8.16.0 now.
https://github.com/libvips/libvips/releases/tag/v8.16.0 I'll update the website and make a post on bsky.
I think this is all done! I'll close.
Hello @Fighting-bruceCHN, Yes, they work like any other image format, so maybe: ```python image = pyvips.Image.new_from_file("xxxx.mrxs") image.write_to_file("yyyy.tif") ``` You'll probably want a certain type of tiff, perhaps: ```python image.write_to_file("yyyy.tif", compression="jpeg",...
By default, libvips will open the highest resolution level. You can select a level from the MRXS file with the `level=` option, perhaps: ```python image = pyvips.Image.new_from_file("xxxx.mrxs") ``` When saving...
The `vipsheader` program can be useful. For example: ``` $ vipsheader -a CMU-3.mrxs CMU-3.mrxs: 109240x220696 uchar, 4 bands, srgb, openslideload width: 109240 height: 220696 bands: 4 format: uchar coding: none...
No, there's no difference.
Sorry, openslide is RGB only, there's no way to get extra channels. I think you'll need to look into the 3dhistech SDK.
Hi @chenrui333, Sorry, that was my fault. I was trying to get vipsdisp to pass the flathub guidelines: https://docs.flathub.org/docs/for-app-authors/metainfo-guidelines/quality-guidelines/ And I had to keep rebuilding the thing with small tweaks...