Can't insert .eps image
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I'm trying to include .eps images in my document.
However, for one particular image, LaTeX gives me the following error:
!pdfTeX error: pdflatex (file /compile/Images/T_xz-eps-converted-to.pdf): reading image file failed
==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!
If I try changing the image for a similar one (same size, same format), and I don't get the error anymore.
Any idea on how to solve this problem?
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I'm trying to include .eps images in my document.
However, for one particular image, LaTeX gives me the following error:
!pdfTeX error: pdflatex (file /compile/Images/T_xz-eps-converted-to.pdf): reading image file failed
==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!
If I try changing the image for a similar one (same size, same format), and I don't get the error anymore.
Any idea on how to solve this problem?
eps
asked Dec 4 at 14:32
Ednic
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you could run ghostscript directly on the EPS file and see if it has PostScript errors in it.
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 14:34
According to the error message, the picture is a pdf. According to the title it's an eps. Which one is correct?
– Romain Picot
Dec 4 at 14:35
The picture is an eps but from what I gathered, it is converted to pdf before being included in the document.
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:37
Where can I find information on how to use ghostscript on the .eps file?
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:39
1
or perpahs simpler runeps2pdf T_xz.epson the command line that should make a pdf if so include the pdf directly into latex, if it doesn't it should again give errors on the terminal
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 15:46
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I'm trying to include .eps images in my document.
However, for one particular image, LaTeX gives me the following error:
!pdfTeX error: pdflatex (file /compile/Images/T_xz-eps-converted-to.pdf): reading image file failed
==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!
If I try changing the image for a similar one (same size, same format), and I don't get the error anymore.
Any idea on how to solve this problem?
eps
asked Dec 4 at 14:32
Ednic
1
I'm trying to include .eps images in my document.
However, for one particular image, LaTeX gives me the following error:
!pdfTeX error: pdflatex (file /compile/Images/T_xz-eps-converted-to.pdf): reading image file failed
==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!
If I try changing the image for a similar one (same size, same format), and I don't get the error anymore.
Any idea on how to solve this problem?
eps
eps
asked Dec 4 at 14:32
Ednic
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asked Dec 4 at 14:32
Ednic
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asked Dec 4 at 14:32
Ednic
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asked Dec 4 at 14:32
Ednic
1
asked Dec 4 at 14:32
Ednic
1
1
you could run ghostscript directly on the EPS file and see if it has PostScript errors in it.
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 14:34
According to the error message, the picture is a pdf. According to the title it's an eps. Which one is correct?
– Romain Picot
Dec 4 at 14:35
The picture is an eps but from what I gathered, it is converted to pdf before being included in the document.
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:37
Where can I find information on how to use ghostscript on the .eps file?
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:39
1
or perpahs simpler runeps2pdf T_xz.epson the command line that should make a pdf if so include the pdf directly into latex, if it doesn't it should again give errors on the terminal
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 15:46
|
show 5 more comments
you could run ghostscript directly on the EPS file and see if it has PostScript errors in it.
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 14:34
According to the error message, the picture is a pdf. According to the title it's an eps. Which one is correct?
– Romain Picot
Dec 4 at 14:35
The picture is an eps but from what I gathered, it is converted to pdf before being included in the document.
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:37
Where can I find information on how to use ghostscript on the .eps file?
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:39
1
or perpahs simpler runeps2pdf T_xz.epson the command line that should make a pdf if so include the pdf directly into latex, if it doesn't it should again give errors on the terminal
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 15:46
you could run ghostscript directly on the EPS file and see if it has PostScript errors in it.
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 14:34
you could run ghostscript directly on the EPS file and see if it has PostScript errors in it.
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 14:34
According to the error message, the picture is a pdf. According to the title it's an eps. Which one is correct?
– Romain Picot
Dec 4 at 14:35
According to the error message, the picture is a pdf. According to the title it's an eps. Which one is correct?
– Romain Picot
Dec 4 at 14:35
The picture is an eps but from what I gathered, it is converted to pdf before being included in the document.
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:37
The picture is an eps but from what I gathered, it is converted to pdf before being included in the document.
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:37
Where can I find information on how to use ghostscript on the .eps file?
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:39
Where can I find information on how to use ghostscript on the .eps file?
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:39
1
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or perpahs simpler run
eps2pdf T_xz.eps on the command line that should make a pdf if so include the pdf directly into latex, if it doesn't it should again give errors on the terminal– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 15:46
or perpahs simpler run
eps2pdf T_xz.eps on the command line that should make a pdf if so include the pdf directly into latex, if it doesn't it should again give errors on the terminal– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 15:46
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you could run ghostscript directly on the EPS file and see if it has PostScript errors in it.
– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 14:34
According to the error message, the picture is a pdf. According to the title it's an eps. Which one is correct?
– Romain Picot
Dec 4 at 14:35
The picture is an eps but from what I gathered, it is converted to pdf before being included in the document.
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:37
Where can I find information on how to use ghostscript on the .eps file?
– Ednic
Dec 4 at 14:39
1
or perpahs simpler run
eps2pdf T_xz.epson the command line that should make a pdf if so include the pdf directly into latex, if it doesn't it should again give errors on the terminal– David Carlisle
Dec 4 at 15:46