Re: [hylafax-users] tiff g3 compression 1d or 2d

[Sebastian Flothow <lists@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Am 2. Dez 2004 um 09:01 Uhr schrieb Michele Petrazzo:
> I have a tiff (no compress) file and a ps file to send into a multipage
> tiff. I convert ps to tiffg3 with gs. After this I concatenate with
> tiffcp:

Why do you do this at all? Just hand the TIFF file and the PS file to 
HylaFAX, it should perform all necessary conversions automatically.


> Unexpected failure converting TIFF document; the command
> /usr/bin/tiffcp -i -c g3:1d -f lsb2msb -r 9999  docq/doc232.tif.222 
> docq/doc232.tif;01\
> failed with exit status 9.  This conversion was done because: Document 
> requires reformatting, client is incapable of receiving 2DMR data.

I don't see any reason for this conversion to fail; you might want to 
try this manually, maybe it outputs a more useful error message.


> And why this program say to bin/tiff2fax to convert the file?

As it says: the receiving fax machine is incapable of receiving 2DMR 
data, so it has to be converted to 1D.


Sebastian

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Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation.
> Why is top posting frowned upon?


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