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Originally posted by mtb Also with the netpbm package.
1st) pdf2ps
2nd) pstoppm
3rd) ppmtopng -compression 9
This way is usually faster [ imagemagick is very very slow, and for this way you can create a script ]
so where can i get pstoppm and ppmtopng ? because i have netpbm package installed (in debian woody) but i don't have these commands.
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is it possible that it is pnm instead of ppm ? well it works, but is there a way to set the resolution (in dpi), because current results are pretty crappy
Yes, excuse me it's pnm ( for what i understand ppm it's the same of pnm with a different name, even if i'm not sure - but i've wrote some image filters and they work fine on both ).
For the res i'll check ( windows now, crap modem ), but i think there is some option ( like in bmv, for this viewer is -r300 (eg.) where 300 is the # of dots per inch ) to modify the dpi.
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Originally posted by Kostko so where can i get pstoppm and ppmtopng ? because i have netpbm package installed (in debian woody) but i don't have these commands.
---- EDIT ----
is it possible that it is pnm instead of ppm ? well it works, but is there a way to set the resolution (in dpi), because current results are pretty crappy
well, still the bast quality and small png file is if i use imagemagick, but it takes about 10 seconds to process a single pdf file and i need to convert a huge amount of files and now it would take me about 2 weeks to complete the whole stuff on a 2ghz athlon. so is this the only choice ?
Maybe xnview [ a friend of mine told me something about this software ] - or irfan view for win?
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Originally posted by Kostko well, still the bast quality and small png file is if i use imagemagick, but it takes about 10 seconds to process a single pdf file and i need to convert a huge amount of files and now it would take me about 2 weeks to complete the whole stuff on a 2ghz athlon. so is this the only choice ?
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