The crude I solution I went with is:

• in a single folder buid vrt for each raster in the list file
• drag and drop all the .vrt onto QGIS

I built the vrt files with (CMD Shell):

for /f %a in (in-tiff-list.txt) do ^
  (gdalbuildvrt staging-folder\%~na.vrt %a)

I'll have some more as yet unidentified legwork later to locate the home folder for each of the rasters but this solves the immediate visual need.

The crude I solution I went with is:

• in a single folder build vrt for each raster in the list file
• drag and drop all the .vrt onto QGIS

I built the vrt files with (CMD Shell):

for /f %a in (in-tiff-list.txt) do ^
  (gdalbuildvrt staging-folder\%~na.vrt %a)

I'll have some more as yet unidentified legwork later to locate the home folder for each of the rasters but this solves the immediate visual need.

The crude I solution I went with is:

• in a single folder buid vrt for each raster in the list file
• drag and drop all the .vrt onto qgis

I built the vrt files with (CMD shell):

for /f %a in (in-tiff-list.txt) do ^
  (gdalbuildvrt staging-folder\%~na.vrt %a)

I'll have some more as yet unidentified legwork later to locate the home folder for each of the rasters but this solves the immediate visual need.

The crude I solution I went with is:

• in a single folder buid vrt for each raster in the list file
• drag and drop all the .vrt onto QGIS

I built the vrt files with (CMD Shell):

for /f %a in (in-tiff-list.txt) do ^
  (gdalbuildvrt staging-folder\%~na.vrt %a)

I'll have some more as yet unidentified legwork later to locate the home folder for each of the rasters but this solves the immediate visual need.