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Old 01-07-2016, 09:36 PM   #5
willus
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Originally Posted by crashnburn View Post
Thank you. I really need to extract videos embedded inside the PDFs. I can test your beta if you have it.

http://willus.com/archive/wpdfx/

Command-line program. I tried it on a PDF with an FLV video and it worked--you want to extract the streams. Run with no arguments to get command-line options:

Code:
wpdfx v0.90 (beta), compiled Jan  7 2016

usage: wpdfx [options] <input_file.pdf> [object numbers]

Extracts images, fonts, and or stream data from a PDF file.

-a- do not send ANSI color-codes to screen output
-i  images only
-f  fonts only
-p  password for decrypting PDF file
-r  convert images to rgb
-s  raw (compressed) stream data only (see -u option)
-u  uncompress stream data
-x  extract files (default is information only)
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