I just started working in a smaller sheetfed shop and last week I ran into an issue with this customers pdf, it brought the rip down to halt and flushed the job.
I ran it through pit stop and converted all blacks to K and converted the rgb images to our cmyk profile. Placed the pdf in indesign and tweaked the spread alignment, and then exported with transparency. Plate 3 always failed and flushed the rip (Xitron Nav.) I then used trans. flatening and still the same flushing. I rasterized pg 8 , then it was fine until it ripped halfway, then flushed again. Frustrated and getting running out of extra time I made every page 99.9% opacity and made a trans. flatener setting all the way to the left, I rasterized the entire document, which finally worked.
The issue starts on page 9 I believe ( sheet 2F anyway). Acrobat gave some sort of font error when scrolling past pg 9 and it didn't come back. The Fonts are all True Type as well.
I'm stumpped as far as how to avoid this in the future? I suppose with 20/20 hindsight I could have replaced the TT font with an opentype or type1
Here's a link to the original pdf if anyone wants to take a peek at it.
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I ran it through pit stop and converted all blacks to K and converted the rgb images to our cmyk profile. Placed the pdf in indesign and tweaked the spread alignment, and then exported with transparency. Plate 3 always failed and flushed the rip (Xitron Nav.) I then used trans. flatening and still the same flushing. I rasterized pg 8 , then it was fine until it ripped halfway, then flushed again. Frustrated and getting running out of extra time I made every page 99.9% opacity and made a trans. flatener setting all the way to the left, I rasterized the entire document, which finally worked.
The issue starts on page 9 I believe ( sheet 2F anyway). Acrobat gave some sort of font error when scrolling past pg 9 and it didn't come back. The Fonts are all True Type as well.
I'm stumpped as far as how to avoid this in the future? I suppose with 20/20 hindsight I could have replaced the TT font with an opentype or type1
Here's a link to the original pdf if anyone wants to take a peek at it.
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