jbarlow83

Not currently, and it's not planned any time soon, but I think you're second or third person to ask so there's some demand anyway. (See also #197) I made some...

This is generally related to not other issues with ocrmypdf not having mixed raster coding. You don't get colorspace promotion mentioned in the issues, but you do get images that...

No, it's a limit in Leptonica and Tesseract, and I believe Leptonica needs to be recompiled because it's a #define, and Tesseract may need it's own adjustments. Although you could...

Try `oversample` to see if you're doing something that is causing oversampling. The output of `-v1` may help too. Also for posterity, the deal-breaker in Leptonica is here. Not a...

I would go with modifying ocrmypdf, and: 1. Always input JPG 1. Replace `pngquant.quantize` with code that always converts the image to 1bpp (e.g. just use PIllow). 1. You will...

> I suspect that above mentioned return prevented multiple JBIG2 files from ever being inserted into the final PDF - since the loop always terminates after generating one TIF. You...

userscript.py could be structured as a plugin instead (new feature for 10.x). You'd need to create a new hook as well by adding it to `pluginspec.py`, and then we could...

@rmast This is interesting information and could be helpful if I ever get the opportunity to implement this. Thanks.

@MerlijnWajer Thanks for the suggestion - that is impressive work. Unfortunately it's license-incompatible (AGPL) and also uses PyMuPDF as its PDF generator. I like PyMuPDF and used it previously, but...

It looks like you/archive.org may be the sole copyright holder. If you're willing to contribute portions of your existing code to ocrmypdf under its MPL2 license we could also work...