Hi Ricardo thanks for your reply.
I use both parameters jpegquality to reduce the quality a bit and
jpegdpi to reduce the pixels of pictures.
If I put 72 in jpegsubpixels don´t transform anything, I need set
parameter to 1 or 0.5 to have changes in SWF.
I need know what is the transformation between 72 in jpegdpi and 1 or
0,5 in jpegsubpixels.
Thanks and regards.
V.H.
Ricardo Pedroso escribió:
2009/9/28 Víctor Hugo <[email protected]>:
jpegdpi and ppmsubpixels obsolete in version 9
Hi all.
I usually used jpegdpi and ppmsubpixels to set 72 pixels but in 9 version
this disappear, anyone know what parameter can I set to reduce my images to
72 pixels?
You can probably use subpixels parameter, like this:
pdf2swf -s subpixels=72 ....
This will set both jpeg and ppm in one "shot".
jpeg options in pdf2swf (0.9.0):
rica...@laptop:~$ pdf2swf -h | grep jpeg
-j , --jpegquality quality Set quality of embedded jpeg pictures
to quality. 0 is worst (small), 100 is best (big). (default:85)
rica...@laptop:~$ pdf2swf -s help | grep jpeg
jpegsubpixels=<pixels> resolution adjustment for jpeg images
(same as jpegdpi, but in pixels)
subpixels=<pixels> shortcut for setting both jpegsubpixels
and ppmsubpixels
jpegquality=<quality> set compression quality of jpeg images
Regards,
Ricardo