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On Nov 18,  1:50pm, Glenn S. Diskin wrote:
} Subject: raw2viff, animate
} I'm sorry if this ends up being a re-post, but the question I sent to the e-
} mail didn't seem to end up on the newsgroup.
} 
} I am trying to convert a headerless, multi-image, binary file to viff format, 
} using the raw2viff routine.  The example file has 8 sequentially stored 
} images, and so I set the number of data bands to 8, the rows and columns set 
} to the single-image values.  I left all of the other parameters at their 
} default values.  (Note: using 1 data band, I can successfully convert a single
} image file using these parameters.)  I run raw2viff in cantata, and the 
} output file is created successfully.  When I try to run animate to display 
} the resulting sequence, it informs me that my viff file contains only one 
} data band.  What am I doing wrong?
} 
} Any help will be greatly appreciated.  Thanks in advance.
} 
} Glenn Diskin
} NASA Langley Research Center
} diskin@emb00.larc.nasa.gov
}-- End of excerpt from Glenn S. Diskin


I think all you need to do is set the number of data bands to 8 and
animate the resulting image.  (make sure that the number of data
bands option button is selected).

Donna