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Hey there,
I have been sitting down in front of my PC and this is the result [RECOMPDF]:
> #!/bin/bash
> fname=$1 #take input-arguments
> jqual=$2 #first is the filename, second is the
> JPG-quality-value
> outname="${fname/.pdf}"-low #strip filename-suffix and add "-low" instead
> mkdir /tmp/recompdf/ #work in /TMP/ directory
> convert -density 300 $fname /tmp/recompdf/split.jpg
> convert /tmp/recompdf/split*.jpg -quality $jqual "$outname".pdf
> rm -R /tmp/recompdf/ #clean up finally
>
So actually it is none of the PDF-tools, that can help, but imagemagick, which
is in turn
using ghostscript. Nice ain't it?
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