I am now generating a report now and it has been running for 1hr and is still running. Screen shots attached.
I have a very high end water cooled desktop computer see system info attached.
My question is why dos it take so long to generate a report, it dos not seem to be using all of the CPU and memory???
Could you please share with us also the .log file and the Quality Report of your project? If those files are too big to upload them here, please use our OneDrive. Thank you in advance!
Looking at the Quality Report, I can only say that your GPU driver is outdated. You can download the latest version from here. It should have a positive impact on your processing. To give you more suggestions, I would need your .log file.
I analysed the .log file. I could see that you used the 3D Maps template. However, could you please let me know the outputs you’re interested in? Do you need them all; meaning the point cloud, the 3D textured mesh, ortho? I can help you adjust your processing options to your needs that will speed up the processing. Let me know!
I do need all of the outputs. I have changed my Bios settings and now running a new project with around 1,900 images. When this is completed I will send you the log file to review to see if I need to make any changes.
Writing tie points portion of the processing takes a very long time for larger projects. I’ve seen that step take 12 hours or longer for very large projects.
Hi Pierangelo Rothenbuhler
I have large data sets to process. I wish I could use Matic. but unfortunately Matic showing this error after adding images Geolocation or orientation data missing in images
Image EXIF doesnt have Yaw Pitch and Roll information. I am using Emlid Reach M2, which is not providing the IMU details. Is there anything we can do to process the images without orientation info.
@thouseef.m I’m afraid that if there is no orientation available at all, there is no way to process in PIX4Dmatic at the moment…we will have a look at how to simplify/remove this constraint in 2022, to ensure that more cameras can be compatible. Sorry for the inconvenience! If there is a way to have orientation data for your cameras, there is a way to import these as a .csv/.txt file after you get the message from your screenshot, you can check this article: https://support.pix4d.com/hc/en-us/articles/360056389172-Image-geolocation-and-orientation-import-format
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