Re: jpeg picture issues
From: John Inzer (oobie_at_doobie.xyz)
Date: 04/22/04
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Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 00:07:39 -0400
The following KB article may address the problem:
(321640) CD-ROM Drive May Not Be Able
to Read a UDF-Formatted Disc in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321640
Free...Adaptec UDF Reader Driver 5.1.1.213
http://download.com.com/3000-2100-9497911.html
-- John Inzer Picture It! MVP return e-mail disabled Picture It! Support Center http://support.microsoft.com/?pr=pic > Great, we have a better idea of what is happening. > Upgrading from ME to XP is difficult because ME and XP > are not quite compatible and the drivers for ME will not > work on XP, while the drivers for 2000 will work on XP. > So if you have to upgrade drivers but you can't find one > for XP, download the one for 2000. It will work, but you > will get a message that it is not approved for XP while > installing it, just click on Continue to install. > > Your computer is not that old and you have a USB port, so > I would purchase a USB card reader to transfer the > photos. They are about $25.00 and once connected you just > read the camera memory card from it. > > Your files on the camera are DCP.........jpg > This is normal your have DCP followed by numbers and then > .jpg So everything is OK there. > > As for reading a CD made with ME, I cannot help here > because I never worked with ME so I don't really know. I > hope somebody else jumps in and helps. If not, post a new > post and describe only this problem so somebody can help. > When posting again make sure you state that you updated > from ME to HP and give your HP computer model again. > "Kristy" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message news:27bd01c42805$60e11dd0$a101280a@phx.gbl... >> I'll do my best- My computer is a HP pavilion xt926, it's >> about 3 years old, and yes it has a USB port. (The kind >> right on the front of the tower) I upgraded from ME(It's >> what came with the PC) >> In regards to the CD, the drive is working because I have >> no other problems with other CD's. I have one CD that I >> copy pictures from my camera on to it. I hate having >> them on the computer in case it crashes. I copy them by >> taking them from the camera, right clicking on the print >> (icon) I want to transfer, and use the SEND TO option, >> and I send it to the CD. Now it seems like the computer >> is reading the CD, but none of my pics are showing up on >> it. Not sure what the files are that are on the camera >> now, they are coming up as a DCP.... file. (Digital >> Camera Picture file maybe??? ) >> I hope this is enough info, if you need anything else >> please let me know. Thanks again for your help! ALso if >> I need one of the USB picture adapters, approx how much >> are they and would it just be better to go buy a new >> camera! Thanks >> Kristy >> >-----Original Message----- >> >You have so many problems, it is difficult to get >> started but I think >> >everybody will try to help. >> > >> >1. You camera >> >You have Kodak DC215. I checked the Kodak site to see >> what kind of camera >> >this is. It is an older camera (please take no offense, >> in the digital world >> >anything above 2 years is old and 3 years is senile) and >> according to the >> >specifications you used a serial port to transfer photos >> from the camera to >> >the computer. I looked if this can be done with XP at >> >http://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/downloads/dln_ekn. >> >jhtml?ekn=EKN006551 Apparently this cannot be done. The >> >only available way >> to read the photos >> >would be to purchase a USB picture card reader and then >> downloading the >> >software available at the above site to read your memory >> card from the card >> >reader. The problem here is I don't know if your >> computer has a USB >> >connector to connect a card reader to it. So in order >> for us to help you >> >tell us a few things about your computer. >> > >> >2. Your computer >> >How old is it? >> >Does is have a USB port? >> >You upgraded to XP, from what, 98, ME or 2000? >> > >> >3. Your CD drive is not working and you can't read CDs. >> Again, give us a few >> >answers. >> >When you copied photos to CD, how did you make the copy. >> You use some >> >software like Roxio, Nero? >> >If we know this we can direct you to obtain the >> necessary software to read >> >your CD. The fact that your CD drive is not working >> would indicate that you >> >may have to go to the manufacturer of the CD drive and >> obtain a driver >> >compatible with XP to make it work on XP. >> > >> >4. The files on your camera are no longer jpegs. >> >What are they? >> > >> >"KRisty" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> message >> >news:26fb01c427e3$1fc77000$a001280a@phx.gbl... >> >> OK- So I upgraded to XP, and now I can't view any >> >> pictures on my CD, nor can I download the pictures off >> my >> >> digital Camera(Kodak DC215) onto the CD, or anywhere >> else >> >> for that matter. Normally you can right click on the >> >> selected picture and there is a send to option-I don't >> >> have that anymore, and I can't view a single exisiting >> >> picture on my CD. ALso the files on my camera are no >> >> longer jpeg's, XP changed them over to something else. >> >> Can anyone help? I've been trying to send pictures to >> my >> >> husband in Afganistan!!! Thank you!
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