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Save some cropping settings to use in command line #74
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By the way, after some researches, I found that the original auto cropping algorithm uses standard deviations to detect the region border. It's useful to remove noises for the scanned documents. However, it also easily gets incorrect result for well outputted documents. I tried to implement a way to use absolute thresholds to detect the borders and it works well for my condition. Relative easy. If anyone also needs this function, maybe we can create a pull request for it. 👍 |
@Hudsone I have implemented this feature to do PDF crops via the command line in a fork, https://github.com/jos-eph/Briss-2.0-command-line-crop . My first attempt at open source contribution. The readme isn't updated, but you can see the operation from the source. A command like
If you run a Note that Briss supports cropping multiple regions on a single page, but the feature I wrote simplifies this down to one big region per page. There's also no option for rects for the cc: @cleydyr , @mbaeuerle |
Oops, cool. It would be quite useful! I think a single region should be enough for most cases lol. |
Hello, I have been using this tool to batch cropping some ebay labels. However, because of the recent changes from ebay, Briss failed to detect correct regions and my batch command can never work now.
It would be good to have a custom region setting and use it in each batching job.
The command may be something as:
Thanks.
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