mimread now broken for tiff stack
See original GitHub issueThe mimread method now throws the following error when I attempt to load in a TIFF stack:
ValueError: Could not find a format to read the specified file in mode ‘I’
This used to work in about June/July time. I’ve also tried the volread method on my test image and get:
ValueError: Could not find a format to read the specified file in mode ‘v’
I’m using a Windows machine with Python 3.4 via the WinPy package (Version 3.4.3.5). I should add that I’m sending the ‘uri’ as a string to the file directory:
im = imageio.mimread('C:\\Users\\Jeff\\Code\\Git\\PoreSpy\\test\\fixtures\\voronoi_fibers.tif')
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wooooooooooooooo
apt-get install libfreeimage-dev
solved my problem 😃
this still may be an issue in moviepy / imageio installation, in that it seems strange that python shell would have automatically downloaded and installed libfreeimage-dev to a location that other processes don’t have access to, and also that this library was installed by default as a dependency when installing imageio or moviepy
mmm, maybe the prebuild freeimage library that we provide does not work on the system that you tried it on? I suppose that on most linuxes its best to use the system freeimage anyway.