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<title>Troubleshoot the image print transform</title>
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<h3 id="rzalutroubleipt">Troubleshoot the image print transform</h3>
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<p>The following are answers to questions that might arise when you use the
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image print transform function or the Convert Image API: </p>
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<ul>
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<li>Why does it take longer to process PostScript data streams?
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<p>One reason
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why PostScript data streams take a long time to process is the amount of information
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that needs to be transformed. Color documents especially require large amounts
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of memory and many data conversions, which means longer processing times.</p>
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<a name="wq267"></a>
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<div class="notetitle" id="wq267">Note:</div>
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<div class="notebody">If the photometricity of the converted data stream is
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not requested, it is assumed by default to be RGB, or color. However, if
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you know you do not want RGB, or the input data stream is not color, specify
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an image configuration object that only supports black and white output. This
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will greatly increase the throughput of the image print transform function,
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and speed up PostScript processing.</div></li>
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<li>Why is the converted data stream positioned incorrectly on or off the
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page? Why is it not centered?
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<p>The resolution specified in the image configuration
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object is probably not supported by the printer that the object is configured
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with. When this happens, an incorrect no print border is retrieved from the
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image configuration object and the data is consequently positioned incorrectly
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on the output page. The printer might also be set up to automatically add
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a no-print border, which will cause the output generated by the image print
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transform function to be shifted on the page. Verify that the correct image
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configuration object is being used with the printer, that the printer has
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been set up properly, and that the printer and has been physically calibrated.</p></li>
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<li>Why didn't the PostScript data stream generate a new data stream?
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<p>The PostScript data stream probably did not contain any printable data. To
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verify this, start the image print transform function and check the job log
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of the writer. Look for a message that indicates that no printable data was
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found. If no message exists, an error might have occurred while processing
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the file. Refer to the job log of the corresponding QIMGSERV job.</p></li>
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<li>Why is the printed image three times the original size when converted
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from color or gray scale to black and white?
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<p>When a color image or gray
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scale image is converted to black and white, a dithering process takes place.
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In this process, a single color or gray scale pixel is transformed into a
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3x3 matrix of pixels. Each pixel within this matrix will be either black
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or white, depending on the color being rendered.</p></li></ul>
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