suxmovie quirks (on MacOS??)

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vlzi...@gmail.com

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Jun 2, 2015, 2:37:00 AM6/2/15
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Hello -
I am trying to teach myself Seismic Unix, and suxmovie does not seem to work.

A) If I use the example code, a window opens up, b
% suplane > junk1.su
% suplane | suaddnoise sn=20 >> junk1.su
% suplane | suaddnoise sn=15 >> junk1.su
% suplane | suaddnoise sn=10 >> junk1.su
% suplane | suaddnoise sn=5 >> junk1.su
% suplane | suaddnoise sn=3 >> junk1.su
% suplane | suaddnoise sn=2 >> junk1.su
% suplane | suaddnoise sn=1 >> junk1.su

suxmovie < junk1.su n2=32 title="frame=%g" loop=1  &

I get:
suxmovie: fgettr.c: bad first header

B) BUT - if I put all of those lines into a script file, it works, albeit with these statements:

suxmovie: ntr=0 inconsistent ! set ntr=(n2=32)*(n3=1), trace count required.

suxmovie: must have n3, counting traces ...

suxmovie: ntr=32 and trace count inconsistent! resetting ntr=256

/Users/vlzimmer/cwpsu/bin/xmovie: bclip=3 wclip=0

/Users/vlzimmer/cwpsu/bin/xmovie: bmin=0 bmax=255


C) ....  And if I try to run XSyncline, Ximage loads up with a nice cross-section, and there are numbers scrolling, but no movie - it stops with:

suxmovie: ntr=400 and trace count inconsistent! resetting ntr=48400

/Users/vlzimmer/cwpsu/bin/xmovie: bclip=1 wclip=-1


Any ideas of what might work?

Cheers,
Valerie

juanl...@gmail.com

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Mar 2, 2016, 8:31:47 PM3/2/16
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Did you solve the problem?
I have the same problem with the XSyncline script, I trying to edit the script to solve the problem

roeland...@gmail.com

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May 11, 2016, 4:53:46 AM5/11/16
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Hi Valerie,

Did you ever find the reason why XSyncline didn't work? I'm also trying to get the hang of Seismic Unix (under a Cygwin environment), but I get exactly the same results. I don't quite understand why the trace count (1199) doesn't add up to the amount input traces (400). Please let me know if you have any insights on this.

Cheers,
Roel 

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