Error in converted PDF

[punith8626]

HI ALL,

I have a png file and I am trying to convert to PDF using nconvert. The resultant file which is generated is not correct and its not opening.
Getting below Error when i open the PDF.

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There was an error processing a page. There was a problem reading this document(14).

Please find the attached png file for testing.

Here is the command I have used to convert the png to PDF.

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nconvert -out  pdf -multi -c 1 -overwrite -o C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.pdf C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.png

testimage.png

[cday]

For the PDF compression term please try:

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-out  pdf -c 1 

And for a single input file, the -multi term is not required and may be causing a problem, for multiple input files try placing term in another position in your code.

[punith8626]

For the PDF compression term please try:

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-out  pdf -c 1 

And for a single input file, the -multi term is not required and may be causing a problem, for multiple input files try placing term in another position in your code.

I tried with both ways and did not succeed.
Did you try to convert the file that I attached ?

[cday]

I can't easily test your code as I am on vacation and only have my laptop.

You tried removing the -multi term when using a single input file?

Your test PNG is 32-bit, possibly that is relevant?

[cday]

You are trying to save a 32-bit image as a 1-bit black and white image, please see this post which may be relevant.

[punith8626]

I can't easily test your code as I am on vacation and only have my laptop.

You tried removing the -multi term when using a single input file?

Your test PNG is 32-bit, possibly that is relevant?

Yes the test png is 32 bit depth.
I have used below command

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nconvert -out  pdf  -c 1 -overwrite -o C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.pdf C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.png

[cday]

I have used below command

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nconvert -out  pdf  -c 1 -overwrite -o C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.pdf C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.png

Does it work?

[punith8626]

I have used below command

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nconvert -out  pdf  -c 1 -overwrite -o C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.pdf C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.png

Does it work?

No

[cday]

I have used below command

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nconvert -out  pdf  -c 1 -overwrite -o C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.pdf C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.png

Does it work?

No

Please try converting the input 32-bit file to black and white before saving to PDF with CCITT G4 compression, as in the link above...

[punith8626]

Does it work?

No

Please try converting the input 32-bit file to black and white before saving to PDF with CCITT G4 compression, as in the link above...

I have situation like this:
I have colored multi tiff image from that I need to convert perticular images to PDF.
Before I was having only black and white images and I was converting black and white multi tiff images to png and then i was generating PDF from that.

Now I have colored multi tiff but I am not able to convert to PDF

[punith8626]

No

Please try converting the input 32-bit file to black and white before saving to PDF with CCITT G4 compression, as in the link above...

I have situation like this:
I have colored multi tiff image from that I need to convert perticular images to PDF.
Before I was having only black and white images and I was converting black and white multi tiff images to png and then i was generating PDF from that.

Now I have colored multi tiff but I am not able to convert to PDF

I tried with below command

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nconvert -out  pdf  -binary nodither -multi  -overwrite -o C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\test.pdf C:\Users\test\Desktop\tiff\t\*.png

I am able to convert to PDF but clarity is not good and I am getting only black and White.

[cday]

I am able to convert to PDF but clarity is not good and I am getting only black and White.

The PDF compression option in your original code is CCITT G4, which is a black and white option.

If you wish to retain colour, use one of the compression options that support colour...

I'm not sure how retaining a 32-bit image, if you need to, might limit your choice of compression method, possibly not a factor?