I want to be able to quickly check and access the PDF EXIF Data of JPGs embedded into it. I can achieve this functionality by saving the image to a stream using pdfExtractor.GetNextImage, but it’s quite slow. Is there any way I can access the PDF EXIF Data more quickly and remove all Metadata from JPG, eg, by accessing the stream data directly without saving it?
We need to investigate the requirement of accessing PDF EXIF Data and removing JPG Metadata. Could you please share a sample PDF along with sample code snippet that is already being used and is slow? We will log an investigation ticket and share the ID with you.
We are afraid that no progress has been made yet towards the tickets resolution. However, your concerns have been recorded and we will surely update you once we have some updates. Please spare us some time.
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