Re: JPEG Marker Segment Length

From: S.D.P. (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/07/04

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    Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 19:21:03 -0700

    John,
      Thanks for the reply.

    I did not mention that at one time all of the pictures that I cannot now display from the Harddrive were could be viewed from the harddrive. Therefore, this is not a battery or camera connection problem. The link you provided was for Nikon cameras. I have a Canon. But again I do not think that it is a camera problem because the pictures all made it to the hardrive and could be displayed from there.

    Any other ideas?

         
         ----- John Inzer wrote: -----
         
         S.D.P. wrote:
    > About 20% of my digital photos will not open up from the
    > Dell harddrive.
    >> Windows fax viewer says: Preview not available.
    > Adobe Photoshop says: JPEPG marker segment lenght is too
    > short.
    > Saving these files to CD and trying to open on a separate
    > separate machine produces the same result.
    > All virus scans are clean.
    >> 'Properities' on an image which will not display shows no
    > clear problem with file exention(*.JPEG) or size(200 to
    > 600KB). The really confusing thing is that files next to
    > each other in the same folder are acting differently.
    >> Any thoughts or ideas?
    > Can these files be recovered?
         =======================================
         I'm thinking this occurs when the images are being
         downloaded from a digital camera. If the batteries
         get too weak or if the USB cable is disconnected too
         quicky the complete file is not downloaded.
         
         This link offers some info:
         http://tinyurl.com/365pa
         
         
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         John Inzer
         Picture It! MVP
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         Picture It! Support Center
         http://support.microsoft.com/?pr=pic
         
         
         
         

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