On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Bruno Ferreira <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi! > > First of all, many many many thanks for swftools, and particularly > pdf2swf. It's an awesome tool. > > Now, to the issue: I've been using pdf2swf to convert PDF files to > single-page SWF files for flipbooks. For the most part, it's been working > just fine, but I've come across something. Recently I started using the "-s > bitmap" option to convert the pages to a single bitmap image, which comes > quite handy for flipbooks (one can then use the original page for the > zoomed-in version). However, the bitmap that comes out is relatively > low-res, and no matter how much I fiddle with the "-s dpi", "-s subpixels", > and all its other friends, I can never get a higher-resolution picture at > the same zoom level. I tried using "-s zoom 200" (200 being a test value), > and I did get a zoomed-in version, but it's the same bitmap as before, > simply enlarged. > Is there any set of options that will net me a bitmap conversion at a > specific resolution/size, or at least by a factor of X? >
Did you try pdf2swf -s multiply=<times> ? >From -s help: This will "Render everything at <times> the resolution" Regards, Ricardo Pedroso
