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C:Program Files (x86)Tesseract-OCR>tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf
Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.0.0.20181030 with Leptonica
Warning: Invalid resolution 0 dpi. Using 70 instead.
Estimating resolution as 279


That's my code. No file is made. I don't know what is happening with this code.



I'm in the directory as Tesseract-OCR (C:Program Files (x86)Tesseract-OCR), the location of the image to OCR is C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg, and the directory to output is C:wamp64wwwtest.



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    C:Program Files (x86)Tesseract-OCR>tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf
    Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.0.0.20181030 with Leptonica
    Warning: Invalid resolution 0 dpi. Using 70 instead.
    Estimating resolution as 279


    That's my code. No file is made. I don't know what is happening with this code.



    I'm in the directory as Tesseract-OCR (C:Program Files (x86)Tesseract-OCR), the location of the image to OCR is C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg, and the directory to output is C:wamp64wwwtest.



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      C:Program Files (x86)Tesseract-OCR>tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf
      Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.0.0.20181030 with Leptonica
      Warning: Invalid resolution 0 dpi. Using 70 instead.
      Estimating resolution as 279


      That's my code. No file is made. I don't know what is happening with this code.



      I'm in the directory as Tesseract-OCR (C:Program Files (x86)Tesseract-OCR), the location of the image to OCR is C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg, and the directory to output is C:wamp64wwwtest.



      What am I doing wrong?










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      C:Program Files (x86)Tesseract-OCR>tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf
      Tesseract Open Source OCR Engine v4.0.0.20181030 with Leptonica
      Warning: Invalid resolution 0 dpi. Using 70 instead.
      Estimating resolution as 279


      That's my code. No file is made. I don't know what is happening with this code.



      I'm in the directory as Tesseract-OCR (C:Program Files (x86)Tesseract-OCR), the location of the image to OCR is C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg, and the directory to output is C:wamp64wwwtest.



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          You need to give dpi along with the image. If you go to metadata of the image, you won't find dpi and that's the reason you are getting a warning.



          Try using:




          • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 96

          • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 279






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            You need to give dpi along with the image. If you go to metadata of the image, you won't find dpi and that's the reason you are getting a warning.



            Try using:




            • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 96

            • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 279






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              You need to give dpi along with the image. If you go to metadata of the image, you won't find dpi and that's the reason you are getting a warning.



              Try using:




              • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 96

              • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 279






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                You need to give dpi along with the image. If you go to metadata of the image, you won't find dpi and that's the reason you are getting a warning.



                Try using:




                • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 96

                • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 279






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                You need to give dpi along with the image. If you go to metadata of the image, you won't find dpi and that's the reason you are getting a warning.



                Try using:




                • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 96

                • tesseract C:wamp64wwwtest.jpg C:wamp64wwwtest pdf --dpi 279







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