The printing conditions or output intent need to be specified in the file. This can be specified in the form of standard profiles using codes, like "CGATS TR 001 SWOP".
In the PDF/X file each graphic gets its own color profile, so even though the file as a whole is CMYK, individual graphics may be RGB (with calibration information).
Active content is
not allowed in a
PDF/X file. This
means that standard
PDF features like
forms, signatures,
comments and
embedded sounds and
movies are not
allowed in PDF/X.
See also:
How to Optimize PDF
Files for Web Sites?
How to Compress your PDF
files?
PDF Tools Command Line
options
PDF
Compression Command Line options
JPEG2000 compression in
Advanced PDF Tools
Modify Custom Properties
in Advanced PDF Tools
Scale your PDF pages
with PDF Tools and docPrint
VeryPDF JBIG2 Compression Engine
Understanding "Flavors" of PDF
What is
PDF/A? What is PDF/X?
Comparison between
JPEG and JPEG 2000