Hi Almut,

Now I had the time to check my old computer for these 8 year old bash scripts I used :)

And ... well ... it's really strange, but I'm not experiencing your problems!

test.pdf.00.jpg

test.pdf.00.png

that's the script I used:

cd /home/lanx/tmp;
 
SOURCE="test.pdf";
ILTYPE="plane"  ;
GEOMETRY="1240x1754"; 
 
QUALITY=90;
DENSITY="150x150";
 
for OUT in "jpg" "png"; do
    echo $OUT;
    DEST="$SOURCE.%02d.$OUT";
    convert +adjoin -interlace $ILTYPE -geometry $GEOMETRY \
    -density $DENSITY -quality $QUALITY $SOURCE $DEST
done

[download]

Maybe some other installations like latex2html or GraphicsMagick are altering the behavior of convert on my box?

Cheers Rolf

PS: Große Vallüla ??? xD (SCNR)

UPDATE: just noticed I didn't even use the -antialias switch ...

In reply to Re^4: Convert PDF to HTML (or JPEG) by LanX
in thread Convert PDF to HTML (or JPEG) by Anonymous Monk

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