I do not own any computer running Windows, so the img2pdf.exe
is produced by a CI pipeline running on appveyor. It is entirely possible that the script that built this broke on recent releases.…
Okay, so in version 0.4.4, line 4032 reads:
images = [sys.stdin.buffer.read()]
The error message seems to suggest that sys.stdin
is actually None
. To solve this, we need somebody…
Thank you! Since you were able to reproduce the problem without mmdebstrap, the problem is not mmdebstrap but the keys that apt has access to. I see that you have /usr/share/keyrings/debian-archive…
You are trying to create a Debian chroot on Ubuntu. This means that Ubuntu needs to know about recent Debian keyrings. Do you have a recent-enough debian-archive-keyring
(or however it is called…
This output is automatically generated. The -h
option is the short form of --help
. Try running it with --help
and you'll see it works as expected.
And sorry, there is indeed no --dpi
…
Yes. Your original.png
includes the information that the image has 72 dpi and that information is embededd into the resulting PDF. If you want to ignore the information in your input file, you…
Also notice, that your first image original.png
has an embedded color profile. Make sure that all viewer applications that you use are able to make use of this color profile. Applications that…
You did show evidence that img2pdf is not lossless. The effect you see can be explained by your pdf viewer doing bicubic scaling when zooming in instead of showing you very large pixels.
If you…
I'm unable to reproduce the problem because I do not own a machine that is able to run Microsoft Windows (I'm typing this on the MNT Reform) nor do I own a copy of Windows and I'm not willing to…
It is no surprise that your new pdf works, because it re-encoded the included JPEG (which results in quality loss).
It is likely that adobe acrobat does not like somthing about the JPEG in your…
You are right: printing the cutting guides on all four borders is not necessary. The reason they are printed on all four borders anyways is, that for the posters that I've been glueing together so…