06-07-2021, 01:40 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-07-2021, 03:08 PM by bkpsusmitaa.
Edit Reason: for better comprehension and visibility
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Yes, I use popplar-utils, like pdftotext to convert pdf files to text files.
But I don't know the exact codeline to do the work for a series of image files.
Such as,
pdftoppm -jpeg filename.pdf /folder
pdftocairo -jpeg filename.pdf /folder
pdfimages -jpeg filename.pdf /folder
Beyond me to interpret man pages such as https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/...dftocairo/
or
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E88353_01/htm...ges-1.html
Example codelines are difficult to procure generally.
I come from a non-unix GUI (read doze) background, so I am not adept at deciphering man pages.
This issue has been at the back of my mind for some time. So I thought this might be the right time to get a solution via gimp.
So thank you for the code line.
Could you, the Admin, the leader of this forum, please elaborate on what is "your-ref" on your code line,
?
Edit:
For the present purpose, Imagemagick isn't necessary for separating individual images from a larger image.
Each page of the pdf file contains one image file.
But I don't know the exact codeline to do the work for a series of image files.
Such as,
pdftoppm -jpeg filename.pdf /folder
pdftocairo -jpeg filename.pdf /folder
pdfimages -jpeg filename.pdf /folder
Beyond me to interpret man pages such as https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/...dftocairo/
or
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E88353_01/htm...ges-1.html
Example codelines are difficult to procure generally.
I come from a non-unix GUI (read doze) background, so I am not adept at deciphering man pages.
This issue has been at the back of my mind for some time. So I thought this might be the right time to get a solution via gimp.
So thank you for the code line.
Could you, the Admin, the leader of this forum, please elaborate on what is "your-ref" on your code line,
Code:
pdfimages -png -tif filename.pdf your-ref
Edit:
For the present purpose, Imagemagick isn't necessary for separating individual images from a larger image.
Each page of the pdf file contains one image file.