I have PDF files that contain different image formats. My viewer in a Silverlight application does not handle all image formats. What I would like to do is to open a page, check the formats of the images on the page, and then if the page contains image formats that aren’t supported, save or convert the page to a supported format. It appears that I would need to open the page in an edit mode to find out. Is that true or is there a better way? Converting each page using the Convert method would work for pages needing this, but seems that it would overhead when not.
Thank you for any pointers on dealing with this.
Jeff
Hi Jeffery,
Thanks for your inquiry. You may check following documentation (Control image quality section) to replace images in a PDF document to desired format and quality. Hopefully it will help you to convert all images once to your supported image format.
Please feel free to contact us for any further assistance.
Best Regards,
Thank you. I don’t see a way to find the format of the image e.g. JBiG2000 or JPEG2000. I saw an earlier post related to this and it wasn’t available then. Is this information still not available?
Thank you,
Jeff
Hi Jeffery,
Currently Aspose.Pdf does not support the feature to manipulate/convert JBiG2000 or JPEG2000. However can you please share the resource PDF file containing related image so that we can test the scenario in our environment.