And why should I reject #110 in favor of the changes of this pull request?
I'm also not going to vendor sRGB.icc. I rather either:
- test different paths
- let the distributions patch the…
Funnily, the man page referenced from the commit you cite, also explains the uninialized value. I should've RTFM. :D
Ui, nice catch! Thank you for bringing this up! I'll fix this with the next release.
No, I don't have anything to do with Ubuntu packaging except if you count that Ubuntu regularly pulls packages from Debian where I'm the maintainer. So the [Ubuntu…
Ah indeed, yes, the image that you posted is a JPEG but it is also an MPO file and support for MPO JPEGs was added in d29c596fe79e4bccd986b0f9e045bab3dbab02dd which is part of img2pdf 0.4.1. Details…
I'm making the same obseravation on my system as @mara0004. I'm not getting the not a TIFF file error but the MPO warning.
If this file also produces the not a TIFF file error on your…
If it's a scan, then it should not be related to your phone, no?
You could ask the person from whom you got the scan to scan an empty page for you.
Maybe you can also find out which scanner…
It is of course completely understandable if you cannot share a private photo.
Unfortunately, there is also nothing I can do without a file that shows the problem you are facing.
Maybe you can…
Hi, can you narrow this down to the one specific file in your folder that triggers this problem? Once you have the file, you can post it here and I can have a look at it and tell you why img2pdf…
PIL.Image.Image objects as input?
But that would be a lossy operation.
Why? Consider I have a PIL image that was created from scratch, for instance. Where is the quality loss?
Because you were talking about a JPEG.…
PIL.Image.Image objects as input?
I see. Maybe img2pdf could detect the format and convert to a byte stream only if necessary, like in the case of JPEG?
But that would be a lossy operation.
I think PyMuPDF even has its own means to add images to PDFs, so img2pdf would not be necessary anyway.
It…
I don't see how it can be possible to add mupdf as another engine option, because as far as I understand its API, one cannot control precisely the PDF objects. Instead PyMuPDF is a high-level library…