Can't open TIFF file.  Probably the file is corrupted.

Hello,
I have a batch of TIFF files that I am trying to open but when I do, Photoshop says "Could not complete your request because of a problem parsing the TIFF file."  I assume the files are corrupt, so I was just wondering how would I do about to fix them.  I used PixRecovery but that wasn't that good because I couldn't repair them in as a batch and since I have more than 400 files, I don't have the time to do them one by one.  Please help.  Much appreciated.

There could be some type of compression used on them that PS doesn't like. I know some geospatial imagery is tiff - jpg compressed and needs some other software help in order to convert to a readable form. Maybe post an image?

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