Thanks Even for the quick reply. I have an older build of GDAL with poppler that works rendering the page I provided, but I am attempting to perform a full custom build of poppler with static builds of all third-party libraries. Now, I cannot view the logo and just wondering if someone could provide a little insight how Adobe PDF stores the Logo image an in XObject. Is the image stored as a standard uncompressed RGB image, zipped image, png image? I just need a little information on where to search within the Hex data of the PDF file to debug my problem. This questions probably should fall under the poppler project. I will do that and I just chose to use GDAL as I am using GDAL API interface for PDF read/write. Bob
On Tuesday, September 29, 2015 12:54 AM, Even Rouault <even.roua...@spatialys.com> wrote: Robert, Works fine for me with poppler 0.35.0 on Linux and with GDAL trunk. One key information you didn't mention is your GDAL version. If it is 1.11.2 or older, poppler >= 0.31.0 isn't supported. See https://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/ticket/6118 You can also test with the builds / SDKs at http://www.gisinternals.com/ Even > Gents, > I downloaded poppler 0.35.0 and used CMAKE to produce VS2012 solution files > with freetype, jpeg, png, zip, cairo on Windows 7. I downloaded and > linked against static libraries of png, lcms2, and zlib. I created a > simple test PDF and uploaded at: > http://www.filedropper.com/littlecmslogo If you do not trust the hosted > source, all I did was took little CMS Logo from their API specifications > PDF and copy/paste into a new MS Word document with a line of text above > the logo. Saved the file as a PDF. Here are a few questions I would like > to be answered: > 1. Can someone explain why I cannot render this particular image? 2. What > type of decoding/rendering issues am I having? 3. Did I forget to include > another third-party package for poppler? 4. What are the recommended > settings when building poppler for GDAL usage (i.e., what items within > poppler should/requires to be enabled) ? 5. If I cannot get an answer for > that, how can I look into the PDF document hex data or dictionary to see > how the image was stored? > > Thanks in advance, > Bob -- Spatialys - Geospatial professional services http://www.spatialys.com
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