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A PostScript RIP should handle ASCII85 without any problems — the PostScript contains the decoding algorithm.
If your RIP can’t handle it, then it is probably trying to read the image data without parsing the PostScript correctly (let me guess: Scitex?).
The advantage is that the data is smaller and should go to the RIP faster. But broken RIPs will cause problems for any data format.
If your RIP can’t handle it, then it is probably trying to read the image data without parsing the PostScript correctly (let me guess: Scitex?).
The advantage is that the data is smaller and should go to the RIP faster. But broken RIPs will cause problems for any data format.
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