Created attachment 124515 [details] PDF file demonstrating the bug I've encountered a PDF that Poppler renders improperly, scrambling text on entire pages. I recently reported the same issue to PDF.JS, and a fix was implemented. Here are links from that discussion: - The issue: https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/issues/7403 - The fix: https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/pull/7347 - Reduced test case PDF demonstrating the bug: https://github.com/Snuffleupagus/pdf.js/raw/d47c9f36f8b9b68d40496cf8a225816eea06fc38/test/pdfs/issue7403.pdf I've attached the same PDF that I originally included in the above GitHub issue. In Poppler-based renders and conversions, the corruption is obvious in later pages (3-5).
I can't see anyuthing wrong Which poppler version are you using? which renderer? Can you attach a screenshot of what you get?
Created attachment 124689 [details] Page 3 of the attached PDF as rendered by Poppler 0.45 (In reply to Albert Astals Cid from comment #1) > I can't see anyuthing wrong > > Which poppler version are you using? which renderer? Can you attach a > screenshot of what you get? Here is page 3 of the PDF attachment as rendered by Poppler 0.45.0. Pages 4 and 5 look similar. The result is identical whether you use pdftocairo or pdftoppm. Commands used: poppler-0.45.0/utils/pdftocairo -png garbled.pdf pdftocairo poppler-0.45.0/utils/pdftoppm -png garbled.pdf pdftoppm
Oh, interesting, if you use pdftoppm looks weird but if you use qt4/tests/test-poppler-qt4 it looks good :S
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