Cassini maps

24 Jun 2015 11:31 #11 by mbriscoe
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I selected a map at random and it opens to a blank screen......


Opens OK for me in Internet Explorer 11, not opening in Firefox but I have a lot of problems with Firefox.

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24 Jun 2015 13:46 #12 by PETERTHEEATER
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Doesn't like Chrome either!

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24 Jun 2015 15:07 #13 by Iain Taylor
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Doesn't like Chrome either!


Works with whitehat, chrome, firefox, opera and ie under XP, win7, win 8.1, win10 on the test machines here. Opens fine using the first four under ubuntu as well.

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24 Jun 2015 23:08 #14 by carnaby
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Works perfectly with Firefox 28 and XP SP3. Both 'obsolete' software versions which I keep being reminded to update before I catch every virus known to man. Nuff said!

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25 Jun 2015 06:42 #15 by PETERTHEEATER
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Thanks. I have Widows 8 and use Chrome so it should work for me too. I shall try again.

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25 Jun 2015 07:18 #16 by mbriscoe
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I tend to use Firefox mainly because I like it but because it is used so much I have more protection running like the script blocker. This can affect some sites so I then try them on Internet Explorer. I only occasionally use Chrome, it is fast but has a very limited number of options - I also get annoyed at the way that Google keep trying to force it on me by lots of items of software wanting to install it without you noticing.

Firefox has always used a very large amount of memory but the latest update seems even worse than previous ones. The computer can get sluggish because of it and i have seen reports of it using 4GB of memory though mine has never got that high.

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25 Jun 2015 10:56 #17 by Peter Kirk
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I am now getting blank screens and I think it is to do with their website. Yesterday it was fine but today even the text pages are very slow. However after a while the blank screen did go to a black map and eventually the map appeared but took an age to clarify at any zoom level.

Given the time zone I would expect things to slow down after Midday(BST) not before. I also wonder if location is a problem as well as I do know that some sites work better, or only, in certain territories only, e.g. BBC iPlayer.

Incidentally, you can download a .jp2 file but I can't read it! The tiff file said it will take over 2 hours to download so I gave up.

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25 Jun 2015 11:38 #18 by PETERTHEEATER
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Just tried it on my Android tablet and after a short pause my selected map loaded.

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25 Jun 2015 16:22 #19 by Peter Kirk
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I have found that ER Viewer reads jp2 files but take 85% of my CPU to try to render it and I had to reboot after waiting 10 mins. This was a 516mb file and converting the smaller 20mb files to JPG makes them even bigger and cannot load them in anything!

Anyone got any ideas as I can't afford a new PC just to read these!

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25 Jun 2015 21:15 #20 by OneEighthBit
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Convert the JP2's to TIFFs and they'll load faster in ER Viewer. They'll take more disk space but take less CPU effort for the viewer to handle in my experience.

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