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["Terry Duell" <tduell@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello All,
It's been a while since I looked at some of these things in detail.
My recollection is that Multiblend was a "drop-in" replacement for  
Enblend. I recall simply changing "enblend" to "multiblend" in hugin  
Preferences -> Programs, and all was well.
I just tried that, and got an error message...

multiblend --compression=70 --no-ciecam --primary-seam-generator=graph-cut  
-f4549x6942+919+576 -o test34567MB.jpg -- test34567MB0003.tif  
test34567MB0004.tif test34567MB0005.tif test34567MB0006.tif  
test34567MB0007.tif

multiblend v0.6.1 (c) 2013 David Horman         
http://horman.net/multiblend/
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

unknown argument "--no-ciecam"

So it would seem that --no-ciecam is now hardwired into hugin's enblend  
parameters, and multiblend doesn't use or like that parameter.

I'm running hugin-2014.1.0 (6690:0a3d2d097156), enblend-4.2.0  
(1114:95c7e90f2be8) and multiblend-0.6.1.

What is the best way around this...i.e to be able to simply swap enblend  
for multiblend, and wicky-werka, in hugin?

Cheers,
--
Regards,
Terry Duell