1000 px width image after resizing might look as good Poor image quality and low information density) is important, otherwise you would get absurdly large output file.
Once again, resizing down output to 50% (or even more, depending on source - some pdf files may render with width like 4000 px despite
With files I've tested and Ghostscript 9.22), but after resizing images later to 50% using CbxConverter output cbz files seem acceptable. I havent found settings that would generate text with antialiasing In default configuration pdf is converted with 300 dpi density to png images. Ghostscript has to be downloaded separately and path to gswin32c.exe has It as external tool for importing PDF files into CbxConverter. It seems to have serious memory leak and with each produced page image it moves toward memory limit.Īs Ghostscript is also capable of converting pdf to images I've used PDF to image application works with it but - at least on my PC with 32-bit OS - often failsĪfter converting half of the document. Using CbrPdfConverter with it produces images without text - text has to be rendered first. Second pdf variant has text separated from images.
no drag-and-drop and file selection dialog resetting each time to default location. My only problem with CbrPdfConverter is not too efficient It is very fast and it looks like it's extracting images without any manipulation so it's keeping best possible quality.Īs it generates cbz files it can be easily compressed further with CbxConverter. Part of the images) and my recommended tool for converting it to cbz format would be CbrPdfConverter. There seem to be two variants of pdf comic books.įirst variant contains just images (i.e.
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