Converting EMF to JPG

[fmw42]

why does your verbose info for the EMF file have png properties. Perhaps your EMF reader is reading the png size and IM does not change that. Try adding -strip to your convert to remove the png properties.

convert -density XX -units pixelsperinch image.emf -strip result.jpg where XX=72 or less

or

convert -strip -density XX -units pixelsperinch image.emf result.jpg where XX=72 or less


or if your emf has an imbedded png image, then try

convert image.emf -strip -density XX -units pixelsperinch result.jpg


See if one of those will work.

[Dahak]

why does your verbose info for the EMF file have png properties. Perhaps your EMF reader is reading the png size and IM does not change that.

I hadn't noticed that. At a guess I'd say it had an embedded image in there.

There are legends on the map, although they wouldn't be that large.

Try adding -strip to your convert to remove the png properties.

convert -density XX -units pixelsperinch image.emf -strip result.jpg where XX=72 or less

or

convert -strip -density XX -units pixelsperinch image.emf result.jpg where XX=72 or less

or if your emf has an imbedded png image, then try

convert image.emf -strip -density XX -units pixelsperinch result.jpg

See if one of those will work.

Tried all three, didn't seem to do much.

I'll play around with it some more, tonight.

[saladi]

For future visitors, this can be done using libreoffice:

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libreoffice --headless --convert-to jpg *.emf