Closed leandrocombr closed 3 months ago
You could export the command with the dry-run option and run ghostscript directly to see if it makes any difference. But the only thing we do prior to that is find out the paper sizes (which has several modes that you can try as well). If there is little to no difference in time, I suppose we can't do anything. It is just the time GS takes to convert it. Also, since you are resizing and scaling, there are 2 GS calls you will have to make (with an intermediate file).
Edit: How big was the file?
Hello,
How do I decrease the execution time of pdfscale
command: pdfscale -r A4 --vert-align center --hor-align center -s 0.92 --image-downsample Bicubic --image-resolution 144 --pdf-settings screen int.pdf out.pdf
Runtime: 0m58708s
Centos7 memory: 252gb Processor: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2680 v4 @ 2.40GHz
GPL Ghostscript 9.25 pdfscale v2.5.8