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PROGRAM:
NAME
cpaldjvu - DjVuDocument encoder for low-color images.
SYNOPSIS
cpaldjvu [options] inputppmfile outputdjvufile
DESCRIPTION
Program cpaldjvu is a DjVuDocument encoder for images containing few colors. It performs
best on images containing large solid color areas such as screen dumps. Compression
ratios on such images can be much higher than those achieved by GIF or PNG compression.
This program works by first reducing the number of distinct colors to a small specified
value using a simple color quantization algorithm. The dominant color is encoded into the
background layer. The other colors are encoded into the foreground layer.
OPTIONS
-dpi n Specify the resolution information encoded into the output file expressed in dots
per inch. The resolution information encoded in DjVu files determine how the
decoder scales the image on a particular display. Meaningful resolutions range
from 25 to 6000. The default value is 300 dpi.
-colors n
Specify a maximum number of distinct colors for the color quantization algorithm.
process. The default value is 256. Smaller values can produce much smaller files.
-bgwhite
Cause the background layer to use the lightest quantified color instead of the
dominant color.
-verbose
Display informational messages while running.
REMARKS
The color quantization might introduce severe degradation if the image contains
photographic areas with a large number of very similar colors. Color quantization
problems might be solved by pre-processing the input file with a different quantization
program such as ppmquant. Avoid using the error diffusion dithering algorithm. This
algorithm generates random dithering patterns that might be very costly to encode.
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