In reply to @rm-self-serve:matrix.org
Ahh I see. On that note, I just asked the discord if they would be interested in having a community on Lemmy that I would be happy to create/moderate. There wasn't much interest so I'll ask here as well (I was not aware the bridge died).
It would be open to any reMarkable related content and would likely be more developer oriented than the subreddit.
I already have 5 or 6 things to share in mind and would love to see drawings, keyboard setups, templates, software releases, and whatever anyone is hacking on.
Would anyone read/post to a reMarkable community on Lemmy?

In reply to @raphael:communick.com
There is a Lemmy community on ` ` ` !remarkable@hardware.watch``` ` `

In reply to @raphael:communick.com
There is a Lemmy community on !remarkable@hardware.watch``` `

Getting this error message on some pdfs:

panic: Failed to initialize parser: Failed to read pdf: Failed to read xref table: Failed to read prev xref: Unsupported /DecodeParms - only tested with /Columns <= 4 and /Predictor <= 12

goroutine 1 [running]:
github.com/phpdave11/gofpdi.(*Importer).SetSourceStream(0xc0000c74c0, 0xc0000c2780)
	/home/misha/go/pkg/mod/github.com/phpdave11/gofpdi@v1.0.13/importer.go:95 +0x19b
github.com/jung-kurt/gofpdf/contrib/gofpdi.(*Importer).ImportPageFromStream(0xc0000b0590, {0x64c410, 0xc0003b2000}, 0x3?, 0x3?, {0x5fde78, 0x9})
	/home/misha/go/pkg/mod/github.com/jung-kurt/gofpdf@v1.16.2/contrib/gofpdi/gofpdi.go:54 +0x45
github.com/jung-kurt/gofpdf/contrib/gofpdi.ImportPageFromStream(...)
	/home/misha/go/pkg/mod/github.com/jung-kurt/gofpdf@v1.16.2/contrib/gofpdi/gofpdi.go:124
github.com/rorycl/rm2pdf/rmpdf.constructPageWithLayers({0xc0000c26c0, 0x0, {0xc000255080, 0x38}, {0x0, 0xedd70dc20, 0x75fe20}, 0x26d, 0x26d, {0xc000213c00, ...}, ...}, ...)
	/home/misha/git/rm2pdf/rmpdf/pdf.go:90 +0x358
github.com/rorycl/rm2pdf/rmpdf.RM2PDF({0x7ffcec3f0222?, 0x1?}, {0x7ffcec3f0247, 0x1f}, {0x0?, 0xc000030500?}, {0x0, 0x0}, 0x0, {0x0, ...})
	/home/misha/git/rm2pdf/rmpdf/pdf.go:333 +0x3c5
main.main()

In reply to @rm-self-serve:matrix.org
Unfortunately I can't help with rm2pdf but I can point you to the built in web interface https://remarkable.guide/tech/usb-web-interface.html
Thats how I export all my pdfs. You can check the links at the bottom of the guide in order to enable the web interface on boot and serve it over wifi (shameless plug). I like this method as its accessible and keeps up with the newest file formats. I believe some people have run xochitl in a virtual machine and used it as pdf render server.

Ah yes, I'm already using the web interface to upload pdfs and download the annotated ones (sometimes manually, sometimes using the API).

But do you have a way to download all files (e.g. using the API of the web interface?) I guess I/we could write a little script that moves through the directory and simply downloads every pdf, but I have quite few pdfs, and it looks like the "embedding" of the annotations to the pdf happens on the rM2 device? Which makes it quite slow?

In reply to @misha:pub.solar

Ah yes, I'm already using the web interface to upload pdfs and download the annotated ones (sometimes manually, sometimes using the API).

But do you have a way to download all files (e.g. using the API of the web interface?) I guess I/we could write a little script that moves through the directory and simply downloads every pdf, but I have quite few pdfs, and it looks like the "embedding" of the annotations to the pdf happens on the rM2 device? Which makes it quite slow?

might this remy issue be of help to you? https://github.com/bordaigorl/remy/issues/49

Also regarding a script, the most efficient way to do this might be just iterating over the document UUIDs
wget --content-disposition "http://10.11.99.1/download/$UUID/placeholder"
And getting the list of $UUIDs from the xochitl directory. The --content-disposition part makes sure wget stores the file with the right filename (as seen on the webUI). Otherwise wget will store it under the name 'placeholder'.

If you find a good way for off-device conversion I'd also be happy to hear it. I bet the wget method will take a loooong time with many documents on the device.

To quickly filter the .metadata files, something like
grep '"visibleName": "2024-01' *.metadata
could work, replacing the 2024-01 part with what you need to find. this gives me all documents that have a name starting with 2024-01 and prints their .metadata filename along with the visibleName property.