Corrupt jpeg alerts

I have one website that when I open it in Dreamweaver CS3--I
get corrupt jpeg boxes coming up every 20 seconds for about 5
minutes.
Why doesn't it tell us which image is bad? Is there a way to
stop the alerts

Anyone ever figure out a fix for this?
I have so many images and they are scattered around in many folders so I can't just reprocess the images...There are just too many.Does Adobe have a fix for this? I basically can't use my Assets manager because if it's open, I get the popups about every 20 seconds.
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You could use Photoshop's Image Processor to open all of your jpegs in a given folder, make a slight tweek and resave them in the hopes of cleaning out any errors that DW is hitting. It's worth a shot maybe.
1. In PS go to File > Scripts > Image Processor
2. For Step 1, browse to a folder in your site with jpeg issues
3. For Step 2, choose save in same location
4. For Step 3, choose Save as JPEG and check Convert File to sRGB
5. Click Run
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If you haven't already, make sure to report the bug here: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
At least the right people will be made aware of it then and if it's common enough to trip whatever quantity/user reports system they use, it would get included for repair.
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When trying to edit a page, Contribute 4 throws...
JPEG library error Premature end of jpg file Contribute An
invalid argument was encountered
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I know this because when I try to edit the same page from a
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Photoshop CC 2014 saves corrupted jpeg files!

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Hello
I've been having intermittent trouble with images going all
crazy on me. I have Dreamweaver 8 on my Intel based Mac. I
downloaded the free trial version of CS3 onto my husband's PC and
when I tried opening the same document on his computer I get
"Corrupt JPEG File: Bad Huffman code". Does anyone know what this
means and how do I fix it. This has happened the odd time before.
Please help!

quote:
Originally posted by:
SnakEyez02
How are you creating and saving those images?
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Corrupt jpeg

I've searched the archives but not much help there. I'm
getting a sporadic corrupt jpeg error. When it happens it occurs
when I'm ABOUT to create a new page from a template. I haven't been
able to determine yet if I've actually selected the dwt (I think it
happens when I get to the asset tab). When it occurs it repeats 3
times.
The dilemma is that it gives no indication which jpeg file is
corrupt and so far I've seen no indication that any jpeg I'm
working with isn't displaying properly.
Any thoughts?
Tom
[EDIT] Did some more testing. The error message is being
displayed when I switch from the files to the asset tab before I
select the template. This is an intermittent problem meaning that
it doesn't happen all the time and I haven't yet figured out how to
recreate it.

The error message is a red herring. It has nothing to do with
JPG images.
I have no idea what causes it, but I do know that Adobe is
interested in
fixing it.
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"TCarp" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hey Drew
>
> Thanks for keeping an eye on this. If there is a single
image it's more
> basic
> than an individual html page from the site. I think
someone earlier in
> the
> thread mentioned that this may not be what the error
message is implying
> (i.e.
> a corruption in a jpeg).
>
> Let me go over the symptoms again. The error occurs when
I navigate from
> the
> files view to the assets view regardless of whether
there is an individual
> html
> page open at the time. What I'm doing at the time is
copying/pasting data
> from
> one dwt to a new one. It's possible that I could be
doing this conversion
> in a
> more efficient way, but....
>
> During the procedure I go to the assets tab to create a
new page from a
> template. It's when I select the assets tab BEFORE I
select the template
> that
> I get the error. What's frustrating is that it doesn't
occur every time.
> What
> makes it more baffling is that I can recreate the
problem reliably when I
> am
> working with specific pages. For example, the procedure
I used most often
> was
> to open the old html page, switch to assets view to
select the template
> for the
> new page, create the new page, and then start to copy
process. If I have
> a
> failure, I can often go back, re-do the steps, and have
the failure. But
> again, I have seen the failure without opening the old
html page.
>
> The other symptom is, when it occurs, the error always
occurs 3 times
> before
> settling down.
>
> If there is a corrupt jpeg somewhere it doesn't fit the
pattern of errors
> I'm
> seeing.
>
> What I may do next is to focus on the jpegs used on the
site (there are
> quite
> a few). Please don't tell me that opening each one in PS
will not
> reliably
> find the corrupted one.
>
> Thanks for commenting. This is one where other
perspectives can help with
> the
> forest and trees.
>
> Tom
>

Corrupt JPEG Data

Whenever I open the Assets tab in Dreamweaver 8 (am using XP
Pro), I get a one-after-the-other series of the error message:
Corrupt JPEG data: 11 extraneous bytes before marker 0xdb . The
number of extraneous bytes varies (58, 4, etc) and so does the 0x
number (0xd9, 0xc4, etc.)
I don't know which jpg files are causing the problem and
there are hundreds of them listed within Dreamweaver Assets.
How can I determine which jpeg files are corrupt?

> Why does Dreamweaver bother with this error message
about "corrupt jpeg
> data:
> premature end of data segment" if the image, created in
Photoshop, works
> fine
> on the web page, and in any other software??
Most likely because the image has a corrupted data segment
that your limited
test of software chooses to ignore?
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"RichR49" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Why does Dreamweaver bother with this error message
about "corrupt jpeg
> data:
> premature end of data segment" if the image, created in
Photoshop, works
> fine
> on the web page, and in any other software?? Since
Adobe/Macromedia hard
> coded
> this error message into Dreamweaver, they should be able
to disable it in
> a
> patch. I would like to see a complete list of
Dreamweaver error messages
> along
> with a solution to fix the problem, in the back of the
manual that comes
> with
> the software. It is currently not documented anywhere.
>

Corrupt JPEG data: 1 extraneous bytes before marker 0xd9

Hello,
Every time when I run the programming with icon and string JList, it shows the following message:
Corrupt JPEG data: 1 extraneous bytes before marker 0xd9
Does any body have any ideas to solve the above problem?
Thank you in advance.
Daniel

Have you tried using an uncorrupted JPEG image?

Fixing slightly corrupt JPEGs

I'm having a problem with iPhoto 7.1.3. My camera (a Canon D60) occasionally generates slightly corrupt JPEGs. They work just fine via Quick Look or in Preview, but iPhoto can't import them. I know I can fix them by opening them up in Preview and re-saving them, but this loses a generation as I'm recompressing the file.
Does anyone know of a program I can use that rewrites the internal structure of a JPEG file without going through the decompress-recompress cycle? I know it's not as simple as that, of course, but I'm looking to come as close as possible to that idea.

If you use the Best Quality level in Preview it actually creates a larger file than the original. None of the information will be lost.
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DW Windows claims corrupt JPEGs; Mac doesn't

When I open a certain site in DW 8.0.2 Windows, it complains
that some of the JPEGs are corrupt (it won't say which) by bringing
up a "Corrupt JPEG data" dialog and sometimes an additional dialog
complaining about data after a certain marker.
However, opening the same site in the Macintosh version
reveals no problems at all, even when the site images are exact
copies. No browser has any problems with any file on the site, and
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--Richard E

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"RocDoc7" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I have been battling the same problem ever since I
installed Dreamweaver 8
>(and
> upgraded to 8.0.2). It is really taxing my patience. Can
someone from
> Macromedia comment on the "jpg error" problem? A simple
addition to the
> Preferences where we can turn off those annoying pop-ups
would be very
> helpful.
>
> RocDoc7
>

TS2570 I have a corrupt jpeg on my desktop. It has duplicated itself 450,000 times freezing my finder. I have reinstalled 10.6.8 but not freed up desktop. I have managed to delete the corrupt jpeg from a shared imac but cannot delete the duplicates. Any i

I have a corrupt jpeg on my desktop. It has duplicated itself 450,000 times freezing my finder. I have reinstalled 10.6.8 but not freed up the desktop. I have managed to delete the corrupt jpeg from a shared imac but cannot delete the duplicates. Any ideas

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1) Enter Single User Mode by restarting and holding down Command+S on the keyboard. A whole bunch of UNIX stuff will go by on the screen in white text on a black background. When it's done, the command prompt will be sitting at:
:/root#
2) Above that, you'll see that it tells you to enter two commands. Run this one first by typing it in and pressing enter:
/sbin/fsck/ -fy
This does a system file check. A good thing to do in your case as it may be damaged. It could take a while. When it's done, you'll be back at the :/root# prompt.
3) Enter the second command and press enter:
/sbin/mount -uw /
4) Type the following at the prompt:
cd /Users/name/Desktop
Where it says "name" above, the short name of your user account goes there. If you're not sure what it is, first type:
cd /Users
Then type:
ls
That's a lower case L, not a one. It stands for "list". You'll get a listing of all files and folders in the Users folder. So if your short account name is diane, then the command will be:
cd /Users/diane/Desktop
After entering that command, the prompt should read:
:Desktop root#
Type:
rm *.jpg
Be very careful to type is exactly as shown. rm followed by a space, then *.jpg. Press enter and all files ending in .jpg will be deleted from the Desktop folder. With 450,000 of them, you could be waiting a while for the prompt to come back.
Type:
exit
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