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Moderators: XnTriq, helmut, xnview pdf11 Posts: 6 Joined: Fri Apr 24, 2020 12:34 pm Getting started with NConvert Hi, last year I tried one of the Xn software to batch convert PDF files to image files but the issue was that the quality was lost.I think at the time I read that NConvert was the way to go, but I could not get it running, so I'm trying again.It's difficult to find information on the following:(1) Installing. I tried double clicking "nconvert" application, got a small black screen for one second and I don't know what happened. How do I install it?(2) Can someone please tell me how to convert multiple PDF documents to image files. Is there a code I have to run, where do I type the code? Please advise specifically since I'm not familiar with command line software. cday XnThusiast Posts: 4277 Joined: Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:45 am Location: Cheltenham, U.K. Re: Getting started Post by cday » Fri Apr 24, 2020 1:33 pm pdf11 wrote: Fri Apr 24, 2020 12:48 pmHi, last year I tried one of the Xn software to batch convert PDF files to image files but the issue was that the quality was lost.Quality shouldn't be lost: XnView software uses the Ghostscript utility to rasterise the images in a PDF file, and quality should be maintained if a suitable DPI value is set. However, the default DPI value of 72 is usually too low.I think at the time I read that NConvert was the way to go, but I could not get it running, so I'm trying again.It's difficult to find information on the following:(1) Installing. I tried double clicking "nconvert" application, got a small black screen for one second and I don't know what happened. How do I install it?NConvert isn't installed using an installer, the NConvert file downloads as an .exe file which is then called directly, in one way or another, at the command line or by a batch file .bat.(2) Can someone please tell me how to convert multiple PDF documents to image files. Is there a code I have to run... That should be possible using suitable code, once you gain a basic understanding of using NConvert...... where do I type the code? Please advise specifically since I'm not familiar with command line software.That really requires a detailed tutorial and sadly I can't immediately direct you to one! Having been down this path myself some years back, I can tell you that it can be a rather steep learning curve without a detailed guide. After a lot of Googling, trial and error and great frustration, I eventually developed my own way of working which may be unconventional

But sidesteps some of issues I encountered.Edit:You might consider before going further whether what you need to do could be done more easily using a batch conversion software such as the excellent XNConvert.If you wish to consider NConvert in more detail, there is helmut's tutorial in the NConvert section of the forum which gives useful information and alludes to the problems that may be encountered, although without providing detailed solutions. You could also obtain some further insights by browsing other threads in the section. pdf11 Posts: 6 Joined: Fri Apr 24, 2020 12:34 pm Re: Getting started with NConvert Post by pdf11 » Sun Apr 26, 2020 4:25 am Thanks for responding.I tried XnConvert again, the latest version being 1.85. After issues with converting I read on a web search that Ghsotscript had to be installed, so installed 9.52, which worked.However I have the same issues. Trying to convert from PDF to TIF, without any compression ... I get a much bigger file size compared to the PDF and the image quality is lost dramatically.From this point ... do I still use XnConvert or try NConvert?If NConvert, I still don't know how to start since the instructions are not detailed enough for a beginner.I assume I use CMD in Windows, is this part right?Then I assume I have to write a line to tell it to use NCovert???Please assist with this part. cday XnThusiast Posts: 4277 Joined: Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:45 am Location: Cheltenham, U.K. Re: Getting started with NConvert Post by cday » Sun Apr 26, 2020 6:45 am pdf11 wrote: Sun Apr 26, 2020 4:25 amI tried XnConvert again, the latest version being 1.85. After issues with converting I read on a web search that Ghsotscript had to be installed, so installed 9.52, which worked.However I have the same issues. Trying to convert from PDF to TIF, without any compression ... I get a much bigger file size compared to the PDF and the image quality is lost dramatically.You need to discover, on the Settings tab, the Load format settings... button, and set the PS/PDF resolution to a higher value than the default 72 DPI, 300 for example...From this point ... do I still use XnConvert or try NConvert?If NConvert, I still don't know how to start since the instructions are not detailed enough for a beginner.Exactly, there is a need for a more detailed tutorial... I assume I use CMD in Windows, is this part right?Then I assume I have to write a line to tell it to use NCovert???Yes, or maybe multiple lines in a batch file .bat depending on what you need to do... The quality issue, the need to set a suitable DPI