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Download for Linux 64-bits

VersionProgramDownload Linux 64 bitsCompiled usingComment
2025.3b xrit2pic xrit2pic64_2025_3b.tgz Ubuntu 20.04.1 See release notes.
xrit2pic_cmd xrit2pic_cmd64_2025_3b.tgz Ubuntu 20.04.1
2024 HDF5 libs libhdf5_decompr.tgz
Needed from xrit2pic version 2023 on (5 libs)
Contains installation script with guide.
2006.09/
2021.01
JPEG and wvt
decompression libs
decompr64.tgz

2.0 Needed gtk-libs sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev


Installation Linux



Download for Windows 64-bits

VersionProgramDownload Windows 64-bitsComment
2025.3b xrit2pic setup_xrit2pic32_2025_3b.exe See release notes.
xrit2pic_cmd setup_xrit2pic_cmd64_2025_3b.exe
2023 all needed libs setup_xrit2pic_libs64.exe See below.


Installation Windows

whatinstall programDefault locationcomments
programsetup_xrit2pic_cmd64_<release>.exe\tools\alblas
libssetup_xrit2pic_libs64.exe\tools\alblas
pluginsetup_xrit2pic_libs64.exe\ProgramData\hdf5\lib\plugin
program gui
+extra libs
setup_xrit2pic32_<release>.exe\tools\alblasOnly needed for gui!
See gui comments

Result installed Windows

typeexe/dllcontainsInstall location
executable xrit2pic_cmd.exe The program \tools\alblas
Libs jpeg812_64.dlljpeg 8/12-bits \tools\alblas
wvt_64.dllWavelet decompression
libstdc++-6.dllneeded for wvt.dll
libwinpthread-1.dll
libgcc_s_seh-1.dll
hdf5.dllhdf5, suitable for fcdi decompression
zlib.dll
plugins H5Zjpegls.dllMTI decompression\ProgramData/hdf5/lib/plugin/
charls-2-x64.dll
gui exec xrit2pic.exexrit2pic gui, 32-bits \tools\alblas
mtg_hdf_ext.exeexternal jpegls decompr, 64 bits
(executed by xrit2pic)
libs 32-bit jpeg812.dlljpeg 8/12 bits, 32-bits \tools\alblas
wvt.dllwavelet decompr, 32-bits

Note if different installation locations are desired:


Info gui

Unfortunately the combination 'gui' and 'mtg decompression' gives some problems in my environment. As a temporary(?) work-around the gui/basic processsing is split into 2 programs: The only program to deal with is the gui. If decompression of MTG-data is needed then the gui will execute mtg_hdf_ext, and the decompressed data will be read into the gui.

There are a few drawbacks:

This is a bit strange; no more than 1,3G is needed, but program crashes with 1G, where for 32-bits OS more than 2G should be possible. A "solution" is to lower the generated resolution:

New (2025.3a,b)

MTG: Mixed FDHSI (16 channels) and HRFI (4 channels) possible, for composites. With -src2 option you can define a second source directory, e.g.:

  • xrit2pic_cmd -src E3H-MTG-1 -src2 E3H-MTG-3


    Or: in Linux you can easily link all files in 2 directories to one third directory:

  • mkdir E3H-MTG-1-3; cd -MTG-1-3
  • ln -s ../E3H-MTG-1 .
  • ln -s ../E3H-MTG-3 .

    NOTE:

    With hdf5 it is possible to lower the resolution (this is a feature in hdf5). But overlays will not all work.
    If an overlay doesn't work then check: If no xrit2pic.ini is available then everything is default and hdf.image_maxsize=0 already.

    Step by step usage xrit2pic in command shell

    Help

    Show all options: Show some example commands:

    Prepare

    Note: You can still add the -src/-dest options, e.g. in a batch file, they will override the saved settings.

    Generate single channel file

    If no filters are added xrit2pic will translate all present files. The -test option shows what would be generated, without actual generation. Add channel filter, e.g.: You may use wildcards, e.g.: Add time/date filter, e.g.: You may use wildcards, e.g.: Now start generation, just remove the -test option: You can add option -jpg to generate a jpeg file.