Hi Sylvain,
Your PDF probably has many layers/objects which all get
replicated in the SWF on conversion. If you run swfdump you will see the
difference between a good/bad swf.
Try dumping the output of swfdump to a text file, the size
of the text file is a reasonable indicator to identify "bad" PDF pages. Not
pretty but it helps.
Regards
Tony Stallan
Hello,
I have a problem with few swf converted by
pdf2swf.
I have converted a PDF with just one page, but the flash player
really has difficulties to read the swf generated.
In fact, it use many CPU
ressources and it take a long time to display the swf (about 1
minute).
Have you ever seen this point ?
If I convert the PDF with
-O1 option, the swf is nice and there is no problem with it.
So, is there a
solution to fix the problem and to generate good swf ?
Or else, I search for
a way to identify the few wrong swf before I load them in my program
(because
if I load a wrong swf, it will use too many ressources on the computer of the
user of my application)
in order to re-convert the pdf with -O1
The
decompressed size of "wrong" swf is heavier than good swf. It's maybe an
indicator for identification.
But I don't know how to get the decompressed
size of a swf file in actionscipt.
I have 2 examples of one-page PDF wich
give me a "bad" swf. Maybe can I send them by email ?
(and the 2 swf
generated)
Greetings
(sorry for my poor
english)
--
Sylvain Deniaud
Ingénieur Etude et Développement
RIA