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Setting the quality (compression) of the display #41
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+1 I'm migrating the project from Vue2 to Vue3 and wanted to replace the vue-pdf library with this one, but the display quality feels much worse, especially with images that include thin lines :(. Are there any plans to improve it? Love that it's implemented with Composition API. |
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Same here. Probably an issue related to the This is a common problem that worth of a fix @TaTo30 . |
Surely is a issue related to If there are still issues with the quality, feel free to reopen this thread. |
Hi! Something might be wrong about the deployment of version 1.7.2. If I install the package via I've checked and the package from npm does seem to contain the fix. On the other hand, when I copy the src directory directly to the sources of my project, the fix is applied and PDFs are displayed crisp and nice. I've made a small working example here: https://github.com/rxw1/VuePDF-min You can take a look at these two lines https://github.com/rxw1/VuePDF-min/blob/master/src/App.vue#L3-L4 and switch back and forth between installations. I'm not so sure about what's going on. Recording.2023-09-06.161139.mp4 |
You're right @rxw1, there was a problem with the bundle deploy, it's already fixed. |
Thank you! |
Have a good day!
When displaying images, sometimes they are not quite readable. poor quality . how can i render for better quality, maybe there are options or methods?
Thanks for the help!
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