identify: no decode delegate for this image format 'beta' @ constitute.c/ReadImage/503
I guess that means it doesn't know the file type?
Is there somewhere that explains the results it gives?
Identify says...
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Re: Identify says...
what is your exact command?
did you provide an image with a suffix?
identify logo.png
or
identify -verbose logo.png
also see
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/identify.php
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/basics/#identify
did you provide an image with a suffix?
identify logo.png
or
identify -verbose logo.png
also see
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/identify.php
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/basics/#identify
Re: Identify says...
The suffix is .data, because it's a raw data block. I removed the data suffix from the file name.
The command I used was 'identify beta'
I just tried using the -verbose command and got the same thing, with and without the suffix.
Here is the file I'm using - http://www.shadowbaneemulator.com/RevEn ... 06030.data
The command I used was 'identify beta'
I just tried using the -verbose command and got the same thing, with and without the suffix.
Here is the file I'm using - http://www.shadowbaneemulator.com/RevEn ... 06030.data
Re: Identify says...
Identify can identify the characteristics of more than 100 different image formats. Your file does not appear to be in a format that ImageMagick can grok. It doesn't even appear to be an image.
Re: Identify says...
Well, we're trying to reverse engineer these files. You can check the thread here if you want, to see whether I'm off base for trying to use ImageMagick or not. I know the file is able to be loaded in photoshop as a .RAW after removing the first 26 bytes.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Identify says...
there are many 'raw' formats.
type
convert -list format
look and see how many raw formats there are!
Do you know which one it corresponds to? If so, remove the header and supply the proper suffix.
Best I can suggest. I am not an expert on raw formats.
type
convert -list format
look and see how many raw formats there are!
Do you know which one it corresponds to? If so, remove the header and supply the proper suffix.
Best I can suggest. I am not an expert on raw formats.
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Re: Identify says...
I would search for and look at the various 'raw' reading tools such as dcraw. there are probably other. do a google search and you will likely find others. IM relies upon such tools, but you may have better luck using those tools directly.