Bug forwarded from Evince: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=599505 "While testing my new evince-2.28.1, I accidentally found a document which doesn't render in evince. The document (attached) contains a frame and a logo, and embeds two scanned images. The image content is not displayed im evince. Version 2.27.90 shows the same behavior. (I don't have older versions to check, sorry.) Poppler's demo app poppler_qt4viewer properly renders the document, poppler's pdfimages extracts the embedded images. BTW, I'm displaying within NX (a remote X11 solution somewhat like VNC - but different). But that has never mattered for evince." Document is attached to original bug report. This is a bug in drawImageMaskPrescaled() since using drawImageMaskRegular() instead fixes the problem (although the quality is quite bad). I'm not sure whether it's the same issue than bug #22469 which is also a problem in drawImageMaskPrescaled()
I haven't seen any updates tracked here, nor have I looked at the recent poppler source changes. Yet, using poppler-0.20.1, I no longer have this issue in epdfview. With poppler-0.18.0, I do have this issue in epdfview. (Can't test evince as originally reported, sorry.)
P.S.: I'm the original reporter of the GNOME/evince bug. Addendum: Same thing for pdf2svg. Rebuilt against poppler-0.20.1, the SVG file created from the noted PDF now displays the missing image. The SVG's file size has also significantly increased (and correctly so): -rw-r----- 1 user group 169486 Jun 12 16:21 074barsnick.pdf2svg-0.2.1-3.svg -rw-r----- 1 user group 269615 Jun 12 16:21 074barsnick.pdf2svg-0.2.1-4.svg Perhaps you have a changeset which fixed this to point us to. :-)
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