Open iris2jane opened 3 months ago
Could you please add a command line option to export the selected links as images to a specified path, making it convenient to use the OCR functionality of other software?
I guess it's the same request as #65.
You can already specify the path from the Obsidian core's "default location for new attachments" setting, but I agree it will be nice to have more options than that.
If the plugin could directly support OCR integration, it would be even better.
I started playing around with some OCR libraries. One day it may come true.
@iris2jane By the way, what OCR tool do you use? I've just tried OCRmyPDF and it's impressive!
I wrote a simple plugin for calling OCRmyPDF from within Obsidian: https://github.com/RyotaUshio/obsidian-pdf-ocr
@iris2jane By the way, what OCR tool do you use? I've just tried OCRmyPDF and it's impressive!
I use Umi-OCR, which is an open-source software with active updates.
I wrote a simple plugin for calling OCRmyPDF from within Obsidian: https://github.com/RyotaUshio/obsidian-pdf-ocr
Thanks for your prompt and helpful responses!
Not os, but PDF24 has been working great for me. It's free.
Describe your request
For many scanned PDF documents, batch OCR may not provide accurate recognition for document layout. As a result, I have to use rectangular selection combined with OCR.
Could you please add a command line option to export the selected links as images to a specified path, making it convenient to use the OCR functionality of other software?
If the plugin could directly support OCR integration, it would be even better.
Thank you for your hard work on this project!