Thanks. Output from 6.7.7-10 via the command line doesn't have the background color issue, but is of such low quality that it is unreadable. I'll see what I can do about upgrading. We're running ubuntu 14.04 LTS and I'm not sure what my sysadmin will do for me.
I'm using Perl::Magick to convert PDFs containing black text on a white background to PNGs using ImageMagick 6.7.7-10 2014-03-06 Q16. The code looks like: my $image = Image::Magick->new( density => $density, units => 'PixelsPerInch' ); my $err = $image->Read( $input_path ); if ( "$err" ) { $self ...
Yes, the successes were on newer versions. Unfortunately, Ubuntu is mired in the past. I tried running one of the failing identify commands under valgrind. At the point where the seg fault occurs, I get the following: ==12994== Warning: silly arg (-21474812544) to malloc() ==12994== Invalid read of ...
As far as I know (which is not far at all) PICT is essentially an Apple legacy format. Grabbing frames from video doesn't seem to be a high traffic area for QT 7 Pro. The feature has been around for a long time, but has not been carried into the standard QT Player. As far as I can tell, QT 7 Pro ...
Thanks fmw42. The command is in the 1st post in this thread. It's just convert input.pct -brightness-contrast 10x5 output.pct I get the same top 20% only result using -auto-gamma or no options at all. Also, trying to convert to JPG (which is the format I want to end up with) produces the same 20 ...
Forgot to explain that the top 20% or so of the image appears. The bottom 80% is white. maitreya:~/Documents/Projects/Grossman/breeze_docs/carillon/src$ identify ../test_convert/los_vegas/A_CAR/out_b10c5/998969.pct ../test_convert/los_vegas/A_CAR/out_b10c5/998969.pct PICT 1920x1080 1920x1080+0+0 8 ...