I have tried 2 methods (with and without the -xall switch) (the source PDF has 6 pages):
1.: nconvert.exe -n 1 3 1 -xall -o test_2_####.png -out png sporce_pdf.pdf Oh sorry right, the page number is added as '#', and -n must not be used here. I need to add a template for page number...
I ways use test files and save the originals for use when I'm 100% sure of the process.
I will try to add the -d option and the the BRC and keep you updated.
But I know that XNView has a rename function, that's why I was trying to find the good command.
It is not classified. For instance there is 2 lines of code. nconvert -dither -grey 256 -crop 42 250 945 200 -out png -xall -dpi 250 -o test-cropped test.pdf nconvert -n 1 573 24
The first converts all pages of pdf to png with 256 gray, dpi at 250, crop file and name to test-cropped ...
I'm seting up a batch file for nconvert (http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=32800&p=130483#p130483). But I'm missing some thing with the names of out put files. I tried the -n command, without success.
Can someone help me to rename files with a step of 24 ?
From XnConvert, I tried the script for xnview and .bat for nconvert
With XnView I have error message "format of the file could not be determined", "For display less common format, the following option is available: Option->General->[x] Display all image file types". I ...
I have a pdf file with multiple pages. From each page I need to extract seceral images (same place at each page). The out put is PNG with 256 colors. Each extracted image need to respect a numbering order.
For exemple : file 1 = page1-image1.png file 2 = page1-image2.png ...