How to convert djvu to pdf

[Tapas Bose, India]

Step - 1 : Goto Synaptic Package Manager (System - Administration - Synaptic Package Manager)


Step - 2 : Install

1. djvulibre-bin
2. libdjvulibre21
3. okular-extra-backends
4. evince
5. libevdocument1
6. libevview1

Step - 3 : Goto terminal and write


sudo apt-get install libtiff-tools


Step - 4 : Goto the directory where the djvu file is present. Click the right mouse button. Goto “Open In Terminal” option. Click on it. A terminal will open.


Step - 5 : In that terminal write


ddjvu -format=tiff file_name.djvu file_name.tiff


tiff2pdf -j -o file_name.pdf file_name.tiff





The djvu to pdf conversion is done.



N.B. file_name means name of your djvu file.

[Tapas Bose, India]

Correction :

djvu2pdf???? see how to convert djvu to pdf

[Sef]

merged threads.

[Geraba]

I tried this, and I got the message:

Aborted (core dumped)

Using verbose mode, it seems it gives this error in the middle of the document... So the .tif file is incomplete.

[redbook4574]

I tried this, and I got the message:

Aborted (core dumped)

Using verbose mode, it seems it gives this error in the middle of the document... So the .tif file is incomplete.

Admittedly I have never used Djvu but would it not be possible to simply open the djvu file with djvu viewer and then print to a pdf printer (ie cups-pdf).

[Geraba]

It seems it worked... Thanks!

But is there a way to convert using the command line only?

[oldos2er]

Old thread closed.

[mahy]

ddjvu -format=tiff file_name.djvu file_name.tiff


tiff2pdf -j -o file_name.pdf file_name.tiff

I succeeded in creating the TIFF file, but then the subsequent PDF file was okay viewed in Evince, but Adobe Reader and Foxit Reader displayed it all RED!

The only option was to leave out the "-j" JPEG encryption. However, the resulting PDF was more than 10 times as big...

[rndmusr]

http://0x2a.at/s/projects/djvu2pdf

command line tool for djvu to pdf conversion

[honeybear]

Step - 1 : Goto Synaptic Package Manager (System - Administration - Synaptic Package Manager)


Step - 2 : Install

1. djvulibre-bin
2. libdjvulibre21
3. okular-extra-backends
4. evince
5. libevdocument1
6. libevview1

Step - 3 : Goto terminal and write


sudo apt-get install libtiff-tools


Step - 4 : Goto the directory where the djvu file is present. Click the right mouse button. Goto “Open In Terminal” option. Click on it. A terminal will open.


Step - 5 : In that terminal write


ddjvu -format=tiff file_name.djvu file_name.tiff


tiff2pdf -j -o file_name.pdf file_name.tiff





The djvu to pdf conversion is done.



N.B. file_name means name of your djvu file.

djview4 has amazing export options. it is x11 and gtk. great

http://djvu.sourceforge.net/djview4.html