Owen wrote:
>> Imagemagick does the job.
>>
>> Command I used was this:
>>
>> convert -colors 2 -density 600x600 -colorspace gray -compress group4
>> pg_0015.pdf pg_0015.tif
>>
>> The tif files generated are bitonal and the djvulibre bitonal
>> algorithm cjb2 works fine on them.
>>
>> Was not able
> Imagemagick does the job.
>
> Command I used was this:
>
> convert -colors 2 -density 600x600 -colorspace gray -compress group4
> pg_0015.pdf pg_0015.tif
>
> The tif files generated are bitonal and the djvulibre bitonal
> algorithm cjb2 works fine on them.
>
> Was not able to batch, so I used ope
Imagemagick does the job.
Command I used was this:
convert -colors 2 -density 600x600 -colorspace gray -compress group4
pg_0015.pdf pg_0015.tif
The tif files generated are bitonal and the djvulibre bitonal
algorithm cjb2 works fine on them.
Was not able to batch, so I used openoffice spreadshee
On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 12:38:29 +0200
"Alexandru Cabuz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have some tiff files which I want to convert to djvu using the
> bitonal encoder of djvulibre. However, my tiff files are nominally
> color, even though they just contain B&W text.
>
> How can I transf
