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Thanks for your hard-working and for creating such a great tool!!!! I've got some questions:
It seems that the higher quality ClearScan ( with a higher --clearscan-upscaling-factor ) increases the file size a lot. Also, it messes up the figures.
Is it possible to apply OCR first and only perform a clear scan on the area with text?
Also, I'm not sure how to do this. But if I understand correctly, it seems that Acrobat's clear scan creates a kind of font to reduce the size of the final file. Is there any way to implement this kind of function?
Problems are: (1) the encoder seems abandoned (last commit dated 2019) (2) you need to compile it from source (3) ImageMagick doesn't seem to support JBIG2 compression for PDF files.
Regarding excluding images from ClearScan, I'm afraid it would be very very difficult.
PDFsak operates differently from Adobe.
The passages to mimic clearscan are the following:
The PDF is converted into an image
The image is passed to potrace
The image is converted back into PDFs and merged
I currently don't have a clear idea how we can exclude existing images from this process.
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Thanks for your hard-working and for creating such a great tool!!!! I've got some questions:
It seems that the higher quality ClearScan ( with a higher --clearscan-upscaling-factor ) increases the file size a lot. Also, it messes up the figures.
Is it possible to apply OCR first and only perform a clear scan on the area with text?
Also, I'm not sure how to do this. But if I understand correctly, it seems that Acrobat's clear scan creates a kind of font to reduce the size of the final file. Is there any way to implement this kind of function?
Thanks a lot!
Originally posted by @c0rychu in #12
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