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I have many jpg files which all have this format: X-Y.jpg while X and Y are numbers from 0 to 62 and X&Y also define the location of the images in the final image (coordinates).
Now I've tried this command to create one image out of those many tiles:
montage.exe: unable to open image '@D:D:\input\0-59.jpg': Invalid argument @ error/blob.c/OpenBlob/3489.
Any idea on how to pass ~4000 input files under windows? The * asterisk doesn't work either under windows, neither does passing a list from stdin (which seems to allow a limited number of chars (around 86000 chars)).
IM sometimes has problems with "@X:...", @ followed by a drive. I suggest you try with the files arranged so the text file is in the current directory, so you don't need to specify drive or directory.
The solution was provided by snibgo. To explain it step by step:
1. Put the filenames in the list.txt without any prepending directory.
2. Put the list.txt file into the folder where all tiles are located
3. Open cmd and change to the directory with all the tiles and the list.txt
4. montage -tile 63x63 @list.txt out.jpg
It worked for me very well. Thanks for the hint.
And thanks to fmw42 for helping me all the time at this forum and stackoverflow. That was awesome.