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Apologies if this is the wrong place to put this, I wasn't sure if I should post here or put it into the Issues area.
I am running a simple bash script to automate processing new PDF files: ocrmypdf -f -q --optimize 1 --output-type pdf "$1" "$1"
The script has worked great for a long time, but now new PDF files have their image information corrupted on output. I'm attaching a test file pre and post-processing, along with the output of OCRmyPDF when I run the command manually. I'll add a zip archive of the OCRmyPDF files generated using the -k option. Thanks in advance for any help troubleshooting this. ocrmypdf.io.ptlo7ek6.zip Terminal Output.txt test7.pdf test7processed.pdf
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Hi,
Apologies if this is the wrong place to put this, I wasn't sure if I should post here or put it into the Issues area.
I am running a simple bash script to automate processing new PDF files: ocrmypdf -f -q --optimize 1 --output-type pdf "$1" "$1"
The script has worked great for a long time, but now new PDF files have their image information corrupted on output. I'm attaching a test file pre and post-processing, along with the output of OCRmyPDF when I run the command manually. I'll add a zip archive of the OCRmyPDF files generated using the -k option. Thanks in advance for any help troubleshooting this.
ocrmypdf.io.ptlo7ek6.zip
Terminal Output.txt
test7.pdf
test7processed.pdf
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