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When running panorama detection if 3.0A1 runs out of temporary space it crashes. I have had this happen multiple times now. APG pops up a dialog saying out of temporary space I hit ok, it pops it up again for another image, and another and at some point crashes. I run APG -> Browse Folder on a large folder of RAW .CR2 files, and of course they take a lot of space to decode. Perhaps APG could do an estimation of how much space a group is going to take to decode before it proceeds and just stop the detection process at that point?
PS I often use multiple temp space drives.
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Hi,
I wrote a formula at http://www.kolor.com/forum/p87033-2011- … -58#p87033
It is to designed to advice you how to build a well running system based on the number of photos you want it put in your panorama. It should also give you a feeling how your computer will run doing a certain size of panorama and wether your temp-space (scratch space) is big enough.
Last edited by HansKeesom (2012-08-02 19:10:22)
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Thanks HansKeesom. Unfortunately where I encounter this scenario is on my laptop (internal SSD, external drive for images, and external drive for temp space) and I can't get enough temporary space to process a whole folder of images. What I need is the ability to process as many as it can, then stop. Then I can close the processed panos and groups, save the workspace, close the program and restart it to clear the cache/temp space, restart the program load the workspace and continue on. If there was a setting to discard cache after it finished the pano then I wouldn't have this issue.
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Issue 1441
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A follow up note that on Mac OS X 3.0.0a3, the application doesn't seem to crash but the OS becomes glacially slow (to the point that if it goes to sleep I can't even log back in to close down APG and free up space)
Perhaps the temporary space detection could leave 1GB free?
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We have such test if several temp disk are used. We don't wait for first one to be filled before going to second one ( If I remember well, 1GB is this limit when we switch ).
Nevertheless, if you have only one temp, then, we can fill it up.
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It will move on to the 2nd temp folder when first is full, but it won't stop when all the temp folders are full correct?
If not, Can I fool it in to thinking my laptop has two drives by specifying another folder on the same hard drive?
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While doing a 67 panoramas job I realised I could delete the oldest directorys in the tempdirectories and that way free up space. Works fine and when having big enough drives I only needs to checkevery few hours. APG is only using the last two directories. I just delete the oldest half of all directories as a habit.
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Thanks for the tip Hans, but I like to let my computer run all night long while I'm sleeping 
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