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问题 Is there a way wherein we can remove XMP metadata on a PDF/A Document without removing the PDF/A standardization? I found that using PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(src); PdfDictionary dict = reader.getCatalog(); dict.remove(PdfName.METADATA); dict.remove(PdfName.PROPERTIES); reader.removeUnusedObjects(); Removes both XMP and PDF/A. Is there a way to remove the XMP while retaining the standard or reintroducing PDF/A into the processed document? Thanks. 回答1: You can't remove the XMP

问题 I'm trying to create a Batch whose purpose is to use MediaInfo.exe (CLI) to create a single text file (.nfo) containing all the "mediainfo" of the video files contained in a folder. The Batch is executed from the context menu: right click on the folder containing the video files. To do so, the file will be placed in "shell:sendto". The generated .nfo file containing all the mediainfo has to be "placed/saved or move" in the folder containing the video files. A specificity is that i need to

问题 I'm trying to create a Batch whose purpose is to use MediaInfo.exe (CLI) to create a single text file (.nfo) containing all the "mediainfo" of the video files contained in a folder. The Batch is executed from the context menu: right click on the folder containing the video files. To do so, the file will be placed in "shell:sendto". The generated .nfo file containing all the mediainfo has to be "placed/saved or move" in the folder containing the video files. A specificity is that i need to

问题 Is there a way wherein we can remove XMP metadata on a PDF/A Document without removing the PDF/A standardization? I found that using PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(src); PdfDictionary dict = reader.getCatalog(); dict.remove(PdfName.METADATA); dict.remove(PdfName.PROPERTIES); reader.removeUnusedObjects(); Removes both XMP and PDF/A. Is there a way to remove the XMP while retaining the standard or reintroducing PDF/A into the processed document? Thanks. 回答1: You can't remove the XMP

问题 I'm trying to create a Batch whose purpose is to use MediaInfo.exe (CLI) to create a single text file (.nfo) containing all the "mediainfo" of the video files contained in a folder. The Batch is executed from the context menu: right click on the folder containing the video files. To do so, the file will be placed in "shell:sendto". The generated .nfo file containing all the mediainfo has to be "placed/saved or move" in the folder containing the video files. A specificity is that i need to

问题 Is there a way wherein we can remove XMP metadata on a PDF/A Document without removing the PDF/A standardization? I found that using PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(src); PdfDictionary dict = reader.getCatalog(); dict.remove(PdfName.METADATA); dict.remove(PdfName.PROPERTIES); reader.removeUnusedObjects(); Removes both XMP and PDF/A. Is there a way to remove the XMP while retaining the standard or reintroducing PDF/A into the processed document? Thanks. 回答1: You can't remove the XMP

问题 Is there a way wherein we can remove XMP metadata on a PDF/A Document without removing the PDF/A standardization? I found that using PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(src); PdfDictionary dict = reader.getCatalog(); dict.remove(PdfName.METADATA); dict.remove(PdfName.PROPERTIES); reader.removeUnusedObjects(); Removes both XMP and PDF/A. Is there a way to remove the XMP while retaining the standard or reintroducing PDF/A into the processed document? Thanks. 回答1: You can't remove the XMP

问题 Is there a way wherein we can remove XMP metadata on a PDF/A Document without removing the PDF/A standardization? I found that using PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(src); PdfDictionary dict = reader.getCatalog(); dict.remove(PdfName.METADATA); dict.remove(PdfName.PROPERTIES); reader.removeUnusedObjects(); Removes both XMP and PDF/A. Is there a way to remove the XMP while retaining the standard or reintroducing PDF/A into the processed document? Thanks. 回答1: You can't remove the XMP

问题 Is there a way wherein we can remove XMP metadata on a PDF/A Document without removing the PDF/A standardization? I found that using PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(src); PdfDictionary dict = reader.getCatalog(); dict.remove(PdfName.METADATA); dict.remove(PdfName.PROPERTIES); reader.removeUnusedObjects(); Removes both XMP and PDF/A. Is there a way to remove the XMP while retaining the standard or reintroducing PDF/A into the processed document? Thanks. 回答1: You can't remove the XMP

问题 I'm trying to create a Batch whose purpose is to use MediaInfo.exe (CLI) to create a single text file (.nfo) containing all the "mediainfo" of the video files contained in a folder. The Batch is executed from the context menu: right click on the folder containing the video files. To do so, the file will be placed in "shell:sendto". The generated .nfo file containing all the mediainfo has to be "placed/saved or move" in the folder containing the video files. A specificity is that i need to