Am 09.01.2018 um 07:10 schrieb Soon Keong Tan:
My team is having some problems with the image rendering speed of certain
PDF file. For most of the pdf files we are handling, it only took seconds
to create an image of the file but for certain pdf, it took more than 6
minutes.
We have tried the following version of pdfbox-app-x.x.x.jar, and it seems
that 1.8.x is more efficient at rendering the image.
(1)1.8.13 - 1.5 mins
(2)2.0.5 - 6.18 mins
(3)2.0.8 - 6.35 mins
However, due to the problem that we had with some files where some Japanese
characters were not correctly rendered using 1.8.13, we had to use 2.0.5 as
the production version.
I tried inserting some debug code in the PDFToImage class (ver2.0.5) to
determine the bottle-necked process, and it seems
"renderer.renderImageWithDPI" was taking up most of the time.
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Java version: 1.7.0_72
PDFBox version: 2.0.5
Command line: java -jar ./pdfbox-app-2.0.5.jar PDFToImage -time -startPage
1 -endPage 1 ./sample_slow.pdf
File: https://goo.gl/WEMM2X
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The full version of the PDF is quite large, so the linked file above is the
cropped version (the page which we are having problem rendering). The
cropped version is created using PDFSplit command line.
This is my first time using the mailing list, should I just create a JIRA
ticket requesting help instead of addressing the mailing list regarding
this problem?
It's fine to post to the mailing list first.
I had a quick look on your file... it has 1999 probably identical
separation colorspaces that are just a black or white value. These map
to a CMYK colorspace.
I'll look more later this week.
Did you set / try the two settings mentioned here?
https://pdfbox.apache.org/2.0/getting-started.html
Tilman
Any help is deeply appreciated. Thank you in anticipation.
Regards,
Soon Keong Tan
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