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Robin_Watts tor8: You working today?13:34.04 
tor8 Robin_Watts: no, can't say that I am13:56.46 
Robin_Watts fair enough.13:56.54 
mvrhel_laptop good morning16:47.04 
Robin_Watts Morning mvrhel_laptop 16:47.30 
  Good Xmas?16:47.33 
mvrhel_laptop yes. We got home yesterday. How was yours?16:47.46 
Robin_Watts OK thanks.16:47.54 
mvrhel_laptop I got an email from marcos. He is going to run the planar test with the null device when he returns16:48.25 
  the machine had a power supply failure apparently16:48.39 
Robin_Watts yeah.16:48.44 
  I was either copied, or it went to tech.16:48.53 
mvrhel_laptop ah ok16:48.56 
  brb. need to restart this machine17:01.18 
henrys hopefully we won't get a lot of support requests with our skeleton crew.17:22.31 
mvrhel_laptop yes17:32.42 
  hmmm. we should make the switch over to lcms2. the way that it does proofing is quite a bit different (and better) than lcms1.817:53.03 
Robin_Watts mvrhel_laptop: All that's stopping us changing is the performance tweaks that you've done to lcms 1 and not 2, right ?17:56.10 
mvrhel_laptop oh.17:56.18 
  ok. 17:56.25 
  let me do that and get those to Marti17:56.32 
Robin_Watts I mean, I think that's the case, right?17:56.36 
mvrhel_laptop I think you are correct17:56.43 
  I just dropped the ball on that one17:56.47 
Robin_Watts You're juggling enough of them, that dropping one is not a crime :)17:57.11 
mvrhel_laptop thanks. 17:57.37 
  ok. soft proofing seems to be working. need to do a bit more testing 18:07.40 
henrys Robin_Watts:did you need pdf test files - you and tor archived them - their in my public html directory.18:08.55 
  they're18:09.15 
Robin_Watts henrys: Yes. I was assuming we'd just give them the same tgz, but wanted to check first.18:09.23 
henrys should be fine18:09.33 
  lucky me we've happened into a potential hpgl/2 rtl customer - let me kick that hornet's nest.18:20.31 
Robin_Watts mvrhel_laptop: You here?19:30.48 
mvrhel_laptop yes19:30.53 
Robin_Watts I'm back looking at knockout and isolated groups and blending etc in mupdf.19:31.02 
mvrhel_laptop caught in color management proofing hell right now19:31.08 
  ah ok19:31.15 
Robin_Watts Got time for a quick question? (Hopefully very quick)19:31.31 
mvrhel_laptop if I recall we have an issue in gs for one of these cases19:31.33 
  yes sure19:31.36 
Robin_Watts yeah, knockout non-isolated is broken in gs.19:31.47 
mvrhel_laptop do we have an example file that shows this?19:31.57 
Robin_Watts pdf14 works in premultiplied or non premultiplied values?19:32.11 
  mvrhel_laptop: Yes. l16.pdf19:32.16 
mvrhel_laptop is it in the bug tracker?19:32.31 
Robin_Watts pass.19:32.38 
  l16.pdf is a page from the pdf reference manual, I believe.19:33.09 
  but in the pdf reference manual itself, it might be fudged by using images :)19:33.32 
mvrhel_laptop oh. do they actually implement the methods in the pad 19:33.34 
  yes19:33.36 
  ok19:33.47 
  if you have a sample file that shows this please make a bug with it since I don't have one. I may be able to make one with indesign. need to check that19:34.24 
Robin_Watts I've got some changes locally in my ghostscript to add 'DUMP_RAW_AS_PAM'19:34.25 
mvrhel_laptop anyway, in gs, the alpha values are not multiplied19:34.41 
  premultiplied19:34.53 
Robin_Watts so I can get images out and convert them to PNGs easily. Much easier for me to handle :)19:34.54 
  mvrhel_laptop: Fab. That makes sense then.19:35.05 
  I'll try and follow ghostscripts logic then, thanks.19:35.17 
mvrhel_laptop ok. was that the question? that was easy19:35.23 
Robin_Watts That was.19:35.28 
mvrhel_laptop cool. 19:35.31 
Robin_Watts Thanks.19:35.53 
  mvrhel_laptop: Another quicky, if I may: PDF14 stores: R,G,B,SHAPE,ALPHA,TAG? You always have a shape, but only sometimes have alpha or tag layers?19:46.43 
mvrhel_laptop I need to look but alpha should be after RGB19:47.25 
  shape and group alpha and tag are optional ones I think19:47.38 
Robin_Watts Ah, right.19:48.06 
  R,G,B,ALPHA,{SHAPE},{GROUP_ALPHA},{TAG}19:48.40 
  That fits with what I can see in the code, thanks.19:48.51 
  I don't understand what the group alpha is though.19:49.38 
  but that's not a quicky, so don't let me disturb you :)19:49.51 
mvrhel_laptop oh sorry20:05.59 
  I get confused about group alpha myself20:06.15 
  off to indian buffer for lunch20:06.25 
  bbiaw20:06.29 
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