How to decrypt a SWF? Can I convert it to epub or PDF? Here you find a sample SWF file of a free magazine: available which allows reading and creating pdf document from any running swf. Upload pdf or indesign files, zinio converts your content into flexible xml. So enjoy hacking.Īlso I'm sure that this is UUOC worthy, but what eve's I just want a pdf on my remarkable.I couldn’t find any existing tool that could convert Zinio magazines into PDF (or any other format), so I assumed they had some complicated. And the reason I choose a remarkable in the first place is because I like hacking things anyway. Yes there's lots of tweaks to the script that I could do (like give the output a better name than "merged.pdf", or clean up the un-needed files) but I can't be bothered turning this into a proper script. The resulting file size is *ahem* large but for me they are managable. If you use a command liek rsvg you'll get the text but not the images.
A headless browser is needed to convert the svg to pdf as the svgs load rasterized images from urls. The script relies on both ghostscript and chromium.
It's likely that, depending on what browser you used you may need to alter the sed line. Gs -dBATCH -NOPAUSE -q -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=merged.pdf $(ls. Execute the following code in the console: "list_svgs = for(let page of r) ' $filenameĬhromium -no-margins -no-sandbox -disable-setuid-sandbox -headless -disable-gpu -print-to-pdf="./$temp_dir/$counter.pdf" $filename The variable r (found on the line previous line) is an array whose length is as long as the number of pages in the magzine. Set a break point on this line and reload the page. You are looking for something on line 236 (ish - depending on your prettifier) of a file which, for me, is called, " ". Open the javascript debugger and search for the piece of code "a = e.svgCache". Login to RB Digital and navigate to the magazine you wish to read. Here's how you can do this for magazine's, I haven't tested comics. But I'd like to read them on my remarkable. I could use the RB Digitial app (which I think is called Libby) to read these on a mobile device or I can access them via a web browser. My library gives me access to RB Digital via which I can get access to a bunch of magazines and comics.
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