Romeo, your printer is not affected by this bug, this bug treats mostly
PostScript printers and some others (with driver foo2zjs or proprietary
driver).
If you have used the fully automatic printer setup of Ubuntu to set up
your printer, you are not affected by this bug and you are observing
anoth
Hello evryone,
I still have this issue with a Cannon BJC 210, LPT printer. The text on the
printed paper looks exactly as the scaned one attached by Anthony Hertzler on
2012-05-02: #8. I am using the default ubuntu font ...
What sould I do?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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* New upstream release
- pdftops: Allow selection whether Ghostscript or Poppler is used
at runtime, setting the "pd
Thank you, the changes seem to have solved the problem for me now as
well.
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Evince produces low-res, pixelated output when printing PDF's
I tested your changes - I have a correct printing now without
workaround. Thank you, Till.
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Thank you for the explanation.
Olivier Subilia
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The cupsRasterInterpretPPD() of the CUPS image library understands the
PostScript code in the PPD. So the selected setting of an option
contains the code to set the output resolution to 600 dpi the function
finds this, regardless of the name of the option and the name of the
setting, for example al
Not yet had the time to check, sorry (you know, it's all about this
crazy little thing called work). But I'll do it ASAP.
@ Till: just to be sure to have understood correctly. When you write in
the diff:
- pdftops: Start determining the printing resolution with
cupsRasterInterpret
Found this thread while my Brother DCP-9055CDN has the same problem.
Just updated to cups-filters 1.0.18 (proposed) and it prints fine now!
Thanks!
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Added precise-proposed as a software source and updated system. Printed
from PDF files to Brother HL-3040CN printer - resolution now as
expected. Great result. Thanks. Will there be advice of when patch is
accepted into precise libraries?
Michael
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Hello Anthony, or anyone else affected,
Accepted cups-filters into precise-proposed. The package will build now
and be available in a few hours. Please test and give feedback here. See
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for documentation how to
enable and use -proposed. Thank you in ad
Hello Till, I'm sorry if my English is not as good as I would.
I had the same problem with an Brother HL-4150CDN with 12.04 version but
I've solved (provisional) by changing the driver (HL-4150CDN for CUPS)
for another (HL-4050-CDN) that had a problem in previous versions (with
the same printer) b
To the SRU team: The relevant changes for the fix are in the file
filter/pdftops.c. The file in the debdiff looks very cluttered as there
are many lines where only white space (indentation) changed. Attached to
this comment is a cleaner diff for this file with white space changes
ignored (diff -b),
I have uploaded a fixed cups-filters package to precise-proposed now.
Please test the package as soon as it gets available for download and
give feedback here. This is required to make the new package an official
update for Precise. Another comment with testing instructions will get
posted here.
W
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* New upstream release
- pdftops: Allow selection whether Ghostscript or Poppler is used
at runtime, setting the "pdftops-renderer" option to "gs" or
"pdfto
Confirming identical behaviour with a Brother MFC-J6710DW. It printed
perfectly under Oneric, but reverts to mostly but not uniformly low-
resolution after a clean Precise install. Pawel's workaround edit of
the PPD file has temporally solved the issue.
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Pawel, this resolution entry is used if Ghostscript has to turn
graphical content of the PDF into a bitmap if PostScript does not
support this type of graphical content, especially transparency. A
bitmap always needs a resolution, also if the source data is entirely
vector graphics. If the resoluti
Your solution to setup 300dpi in case there is no "Resolution" option
could be not the best one - users with such PPD files will be not able
to print in different resolution. Is it possible to not setup resolution
at all if there is no "Resolution" option?
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I have found out what is happening here: The pdftops filter is not able
to find out what the printing resolution for this job is, due to no
"Resolution" option in the PPD and also no PostScript commands for
setting the device resolution in any other options in the PPD. This
leads to the wrong assum
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Similar problem with my Brother HL-4150CDN, I posted an unsuccesful
askubuntu question here http://askubuntu.com/questions/132353/brother-
hl-4150cdn-prints-text-with-wrong-resolution-on-ubuntu-12-04-where-can ;
I can confirm that some fonts actually print with 100 dpi resolution.
pdftops must b
I have similar problems with my Brother HL3040CN printer. Took a Libre
Office document and exported as pdf. Printing pdf file from evince
generates text at about 100dpi. Printing to HP F2180 is OK. Printing
direct from Libre Office to Brother HL3040CN was OK.
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That workaround worked also for me. Using "Resolution" instead of
"BRResolution" does the job properly.
So now, who doesn't understand who ? Is it a problem of Cups ? of the
Brother Driver (same before and after upgrade to Precise) ?
Best regards
Olivier Subilia
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That workaround worked for me, too, printing to a Brother MFC-J615W. It
would be even cooler if I wasn't too much of a newbie to understand
*why* it worked.
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I had the same behaviour - printing from pdf files was at 100 dpi. In
the cups error.log there was a "Using image rendering resolution 100
dpi" information. I found on pdftops sources that 2012-04-10 in change
#6926 there was a change for setting a resolution setup in ppd options
('Resolution', 'De
Sorry, forgot to add the cups-pdf output file. Here it is.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups/+bug/984082/+attachment/3126219/+files/1204-poster-3.pdf
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In contrast Olivier's experience, in my case cups-pdf is also producing
bad output.
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Okay, I have added debug log data for a job printed from Evince. Short
on time, but I verified that Evince and Firefox are sending good data to
cups when the printouts look bad. I've attached examples from Evince of
an original PDF, the ~/printout file retrieved from the spool, and the
output of c
Capture data:
a) openoffice.
Stop printer and print text. Output document in Cups queue is perfect (pdf
data). When I restart the printer, the document is printed awfully. The problem
seems to come with cups and not with openoffice
b) cups-pdf.
output document in ~/PDF is perfect. Printing this
Hi,
I was trying to pritnt a pdf file and I got same bad results in case of using
both "Document viewer" & "Google chrome"
I attached the error log resulting from following instructions in
section 1.
By following the instructions in section 2 I always get bad printed
results in all cases althou
Can everyone with the problem
1. Follow the instructions of the sections "CUPS error_log" and
"Capturing print job data" on
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems for each application
which shows the problem?
2. install the cups-pdf package and print the same files from the dame
appli
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Same (type of) problem for me. I had a Brother MFC-9465CDN with
Brother's drivers installed. Everything perfect in Oneiric. Since
upgrade (and also fresh reinstall from scratch) to Precise, I get awfull
pixelized printing from (particulary):
- openoffice
- konqueror
- kate/kwrite
Strange thing: i
Since posting the bug I have started getting the same problem when
printing from Firefox and Openoffice, so it's clearly not a problem with
evince. It is, however, a big problem here on my Dell Latitude D620 to
not be able to print reliably. The printer I'm using is a Brother MFC-
J615W with Brothe
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