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pwang7
preview does not work
"No Page 2" means k2pdfopt didn't generate the preview for page 2.
Can you show me the log? Or do you mind to send me the pdf file you're trying to convert?
The preview file has been generated, but it cannot be recognized.
"No Page 2" means k2pdfopt didn't generate the preview for page 2.
Can you show me the log?
Or do you mind to send me the pdf file you're trying to convert?
from the log, it showed the preview for the first page generated, it didn't show the preview for the second page generated.
I found the paper you're converting, and I generated the page 2 review successfully, see the first attached picture.
BTW, the page 2 in preview is the second page of the converted PDF file, not of the original PDF file. This is defined by k2pdfopt. The second page of original PDF file is the page 6 of the converted PDF file, see the second attached picture.
It's might because line https://github.com/pwang7/rebook/blob/d322e5d5c3be9a52e22105cbe569df1a0abc30dc/rebook.py#L1709 had tested before the preview was generated. A dirty solution: Comment this line https://github.com/pwang7/rebook/blob/d322e5d5c3be9a52e22105cbe569df1a0abc30dc/rebook.py#L1749
Hope @pwang7 fix it soon
It's might because line
https://github.com/pwang7/rebook/blob/d322e5d5c3be9a52e22105cbe569df1a0abc30dc/rebook.py#L1709
had tested before the preview was generated.
This line 1709 is inside function load_preview_image, which is inside a callback preview_image_future_cb. The callback is called when preview is generated or conversion is done:
https://github.com/pwang7/rebook/blob/d322e5d5c3be9a52e22105cbe569df1a0abc30dc/rebook.py#L1766
A dirty solution: Comment this line https://github.com/pwang7/rebook/blob/d322e5d5c3be9a52e22105cbe569df1a0abc30dc/rebook.py#L1749
Hope @pwang7 fix it soon
I didn't reproduce the bug. If you reproduce it, could you send me the screenshot and log?
I tried to convert a 655 pages book to fit kindle ppw3. The book contains a lot of images and math formulas. Here's the log and screenshot
=== Load Preset: {'-dev': ['Kindle Paperwhite 3'], '-screen_unit': ['Pixels'], '-w': ['560'], '-h': ['735'], '-mode': ['Fit Width'], '-o': ['/home/dat/Downloads/rebook/computer vision algorithms and application - Richard Szeliski.pdf'], '-col': [False, '2'], '-dr': [False, '1.0'], '-cbox': [False, '', '0.00', '0.00', '0.00', '0.00'], '-dpi': [False, '167'], '-p': [''], '-fs': [False, '12'], '-ocr': [False, '50'], '-nt': [False, '50'], '-ls': [True, ''], '-ws': [True, '0.200'], '-as': [False], '-bp': [False, False], '-c': [False], '-n': [False], '-r': [False], '-ppgs': [False], '-sm': [False], '-wrap': [True], '-evl': [False], '-ehl': [False], '-rt': [True], '-de': [False], '-ac': [False], '-bmp': []} === Generate Argument List: ['-mode fw', '-ls', '-ws 0.200', '-wrap+', '-rt 0', '-dev kp3', '-a- -ui- -x'] === Current directory: /home/dat/Downloads/rebook === Generate Argument List: ['-mode fw', '-ls', '-ws 0.200', '-wrap+', '-rt 0', '-dev kp3', '-a- -ui- -x'] === ./k2pdfopt "/home/dat/Downloads/rebook/computer vision algorithms and application - Richard Szeliski.pdf" -bmp 1 -mode fw -ls -ws 0.200 -wrap+ -rt 0 -dev kp3 -a- -ui- -x === Preview generation for page 1 finished
I found the same book you are converting and built the page 1 review with the same settings as yours. Below is the log and screenshot. I just noticed that you are using the different version of k2pdfopt with mine. From the log output, I'm using k2pdfopt v2.51, compiled Jan 4 2019 with Gnu C v8.2.0 for OS/X on x64. From your log output, it didn't show this version and build info. And from my logout, once k2pdfopt done with preview or conversion, it'll show the CPU consumption. It didn't show this info either from your log output.
=== Load Preset: {'-dev': ['Kindle Oasis 2'], '-screen_unit': ['Pixels'], '-w': ['560'], '-h': ['735'], '-mode': ['2 Columns'], '-o': ['/Users/pwang/Downloads/TOWARDS_A_HIGH-LEVEL_C_ABSTRACTION_TO_UTILIZE_THE_-output.pdf'], '-col': [False, '2'], '-dr': [False, '1.0'], '-cbox': [False, '', '0.00', '0.00', '0.00', '0.00'], '-dpi': [False, '167'], '-p': [''], '-fs': [False, '12'], '-ocr': [False, '50'], '-nt': [False, '50'], '-ls': [False, ''], '-ws': [True, '0.200'], '-as': [False], '-bp': [False, False], '-c': [False], '-n': [False], '-r': [False], '-ppgs': [False], '-sm': [False], '-wrap': [True], '-evl': [False], '-ehl': [False], '-rt': [True], '-de': [False], '-ac': [False], '-bmp': []}
=== Generate Argument List: ['-mode 2col', '-ws 0.200', '-wrap+', '-rt 0', '-dev ko2', '-a- -ui- -x']
=== Current directory: /Users/pwang/Downloads/rebook
=== Generate Argument List: ['-mode fw', '-ws 0.200', '-wrap+', '-rt 0', '-ls', '-dev kp3', '-a- -ui- -x']
=== ./k2pdfopt /Users/pwang/Downloads/SzeliskiBook_20100903_draft.pdf -bmp 1 -mode fw -ws 0.200 -wrap+ -rt 0 -ls -dev kp3 -a- -ui- -x
=== k2pdfopt v2.51 (w/MuPDF,DjVuLibre,OCR) (c) 2019, GPLv3, http://willus.com
=== Compiled Jan 4 2019 with Gnu C v8.2.0 for OS/X on x64.
=== Total CPU time used: 0.93 s
=== Preview generation for page 1 finished
I have exactly the same issue, but on Linux. Nothing new, right?
can you upload a screenshot, the log and the parameter settings?
@pwang7
I just noticed that it generates a preview image file separately on my desktop (where I am testing the program).
As for the parameters, I tried most of them in different combinations. It's always without the preview.
As for the parameters, I tried most of them in different combinations. It's always without the preview.
could you send me your pdf file? or the page you want to generate preview?
Here's a page from the book. But I tried with other pdf files too. I think it's not about the file.
For me, the problem was that Python on macOS uses Tcl/Tk version 8.5 which apparently does not support PNG files. As upgrading Tcl/Tk and making Python to use that is really cumbersome (Homebrew community is aware of the situation but prefers not to change the formula), I fixed the problem by using Pillow, replacing
preview_img = PhotoImage(file=img_path)
on line 1710 with
import PIL.Image
import PIL.ImageTk
im = PIL.Image.open(img_path)
preview_img = PIL.ImageTk.PhotoImage(im)
If anyone comes here and is still having this issue, I discovered a fix by re-reading how to properly install k2pdfopt on macOS . Instructions here: https://www.willus.com/k2pdfopt/help/mac.shtml - you have to do more than just drag the downloadable file into the rebook folder (--facepalm--).
If anyone comes here and is still having this issue, I discovered a fix by re-reading how to properly install k2pdfopt on macOS . Instructions here: https://www.willus.com/k2pdfopt/help/mac.shtml - you have to do more than just drag the downloadable file into the rebook folder (--facepalm--).
Cool!
I got the same issue on linux...then ran chmod +x k2pdfopt in the rebook directory...then everything worked fine.
