Corrupt JPEG data causing shutdown issues

I've found the following log entries in system.log, as I am having a problem with shutting down my applications.
System Preferences[266]: Corrupt JPEG data: premature end of data segment
Dec 1 15:22:42 system-name [0x0-0x25025].com.apple.systempreferences[266]: Mon Dec 1 15:22:42 system-name.local System Preferences[266] <Error>: Corrupt JPEG data: premature end of data segment\n
I think it might be related to corrupted wallpaper in JPEG format.
Is there any way of finding out which files are corrupted so that I can remove them?

Thanks.
I figured a way to do determine if a JPEG was corrupt.
It was actually quite visible using the Cover Flow method, the jpeg wasn't showing up properly. I was afraid there was other corruption that wasn't so visible.
What I did was, I opened up my Console from Utilities and watched the logs. As I scrolled through each picture using Cover Flow, an error would show up in the console logs.
That's how I figured it out, thanks for your ideas!

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Getting JPEG Library Error for Corrupt JPEG Data using CS5

After recently upgrading to CS5 I am getting JPEG Library Errors for corrupt JPEG data. I have my old PC still in use that uses CS4 and does not generate these errors when accessing the same site. Could someone please assist me in how to get rid of these errors using CS5? I can't find help out there anywhere for this!
Thanks in advance!

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
This will create a sub folder called JPEG with the images resaved there. You can drag them into the parent folder to replace the originals.
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.
I honestly don't think it's a "bug" per se, since the forum isn't absolutely flooded with the problem.

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
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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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> 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.
>

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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:
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Does any body have any ideas to solve the above problem?
Thank you in advance.
Daniel

Have you tried using an uncorrupted JPEG image?

Corrupt JPEG Data: Premature End of Data Segment

I've searched and searched this error for ever and everyone
says remove images from folders (an option i do not have), and no
one seems to have error i have.
I need to find out how to remove this error, it causes me
endless grief, stops my uploads (sometimes it comes up in the
middle of an upload), sometimes shows up behind dreamweaver, so i
don't see it.
Help
I'm using Dreamweaver 8.01 (govt office, can't easily
upgrade).
on XP PRO Sp2
if any other specs are needed, pls let me know.
thank you.

You are not the only one. I'm dealing with the same issue. I
did you ever get an anwer anywhere?
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Doug Collins

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
a wide selection of graphics programs on both platforms have no
problem opening any of the files.
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it a bug? And in any event, how do I locate the files that DW Win
dislikes (that's quicker than dismissing a string of dialog boxes,
ie does not involve removing blocks of images until the problem
goes away and then putting them back again)?
Any observations welcome.
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> Macromedia comment on the "jpg error" problem? A simple
addition to the
> Preferences where we can turn off those annoying pop-ups
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> helpful.
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I keep getting a message to contact itunes support when I try to make an in app purchase. What could be causing this issue? My credit card is up to date and in app purchases aren't restricted.

Have you tried contacting iTunes Support and asking them ? We are fellow users here on these forums, it could be due to a number of reasons, we won't know which one.
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B1if - & sign in data causing issue

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My macbook pro keeps freezing and shutting off when I am browsing the web on Safari. How can I figure out what is causing this issue?

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☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Console in the icon grid.
Step 1
For this step, the title of the Console window should be All Messages. If it isn't, select
          SYSTEM LOG QUERIES ▹ All Messages
from the log list on the left. If you don't see that list, select
          View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar at the top of the screen.
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For example, if the system was unresponsive or was failing to shut down for three minutes before you forced a restart, post the messages timestamped within three minutes before the boot time, not after. Please include the BOOT_TIME message at the end of the log extract—not at the beginning.
If there are long runs of repeated messages, please post only one example of each. Don’t post many repetitions of the same message.
When posting a log extract, be selective. A few dozen lines are almost always more than enough.
Some private information, such as your name, may appear in the log. Anonymize before posting.
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Please don't post screenshots of log messages—post the text.
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In the Console window, select
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          View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar.
There is a disclosure triangle to the left of the list item. If the triangle is pointing to the right, click it so that it points down. You'll see a list of reports. A crash report has a name that begins with the name of the crashed process and ends in ".crash". A panic report has a name that begins with "Kernel" and ends in ".panic". A shutdown stall report has a name that ends in ".shutdownstall". Select the most recent of each, if any. The contents of the report will appear on the right. Use copy and paste to post the entire contents—the text, not a screenshot. It's possible that none of these reports exists.
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Extreme slow export and corrupted jpegs

Hi guys,
having a big problem with my aperture 3 system. Exporting jpeg's from my RAW files (Canon 5D, 30D) takes hours, because Apertures starts during the export build/rebuild thumbnails from the exported pictures. Also some of the exported jpeg's are corrupt
-> http://data.mactechnews.de/393412.png
The corrupted files are random. When a do a second export from the same RAW's other jpeg's look like corrupt.
All this happens equal to the selected export size for the jpeg's and adjustments on the RAW's.
I never had this issue in A2. After the update a deleted previews and thumbnails and let aperture rebuild the library (took about 24h). Then I switched from a managed to a referenced lib using the "relocate masters" command.
Automatically generation of previews was always switched of in my system. Faces and geo tagging is also switched off.
When I was exporting pictures in A2, Aperture did not also start to generate thumbnails. I also could avoid this now in A3 when I export a project as new lib and reimport this and relocate masters. After that, the export works well.
Anyone an idea what could be wrong? This situation is terrible for me, because exporting pics for customers takes hours, then I have to find the corrupted files and export them again. This I have to repeat until I have all pics correctly exported.
A3 is running on my MacBookPro late 2008 with 2.8ghz, 6gb memory, 512mb graphics. The aperture lib and the pics are on a external harddrive connected via firewire.
Thanks for your help!!
Message was edited by: Cornelius Fischer

I got in touch with Apple on this one and they suggested the following which seems to be working for me. This is a work around and the guy at Apple, who was very helpful, has escalated the problem to the engineers. I will post the results when I can..
1 - Click on the project you want to export.
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Butch

Possibly Corrupt Catalog .Dat Files - A Serious Problem?

This question continues from http://forums.adobe.com/thread/804620?tstart=-1.
The three .dat files (backupCt.dat, collstatus.dat and tagstatus.dat) in one of our Adobe\Catalog Folders subfolders ("Paintings") may be corrupted. Whereas these files appear to be rewritten routinely, along with the thumb.5.cache file, each time Adobe Photoshop Elements is opened to one or another of our catalogs, the three files have not been rewritten for the Paintings catalog since 3/9/11, although that catalog has been opened almost every day. This situation came to my attention because the three files showed up in error messages in the Second Copy backup program I run every night, saying that the three files could not be copied because access is denied. In my previous post (referenced above), MichelBParis suggested that I could delete those files safely and that they would be rewritten when the catalog was next opened. However, I can't delete the files, rename them, or move them elsewhere because of the access denied status (I get an error message asking me to be sure that the disk is not full or write protected [which it is not] and that the files are not currently in use [which they are not, at least as far as I can tell -- Adobe Photoshop Elements has been closed when I have attempted all procedures, and I don't see any other applications or processes running, as per Task Manager, that I can immediately identify as belonging to Adobe). I have thought about restarting the computer in Safe Mode to see if I can delete the files then. However, I am a bit nervous about trying this, as the Paintings catalog in question is huge and of enormous importance to my wife -- I don't want to do something that might inadvertently make it impossible to access or use that catalog (as happened to us once before when we were using Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition 3.2, and the catalog became corrupted).
My questions:
(1) Does anyone know what these three .dat files actually do? I've not so far been able to find this information via Google.
(2) If these files remain in their present state (access denied and non-rewritten), do we run the risk of ending up with a serious problem down the road and loss of our ability to access the catalog (or some other loss of functionality)?
(3) Would it be safe for me in fact to delete these three files if I can find a way to do so (e.g., in Safe Mode)?
(4) If it would, indeed, be safe for me to delete the files, and if that would seem to be a next step to try, are there any suggestions for how I could go about doing so?
(5) Any other suggestions about how I can get the Paintings catalog back in proper shape?
Thanks for any help anyone can provide!

Most likely the files are not corrupt if your basis is that the backup program cannot open the files. However, I would be concerned about the security settings in the files if multiple users need to access the same catalog. This might be why you aren't seeing any changes to the time/date because one of the user doesn't have rights to modify the file.
Please tell me what OS you are running and what version of PsE?
For PsE 9 (and I think 8), you can modify the media-analysis options from the Organizer...
Menu 'Edit->Preferences->Media-Analysis'
Uncheck either checkbox as shown in the red circles
After hitting 'OK', exit the organzier and reboot.
See if you can access the .Dat files.
Instead of copying the catalog, I would just create a new empty catalog. This can be done as follows...
Menu 'File->Catalog...'
Make sure you note where the current catalog is located before you continue. The name of the current catalog is found in the box at the bottom of the dialog with [Current] added to the end of the name. Now...
Click on 'New...'
Enter the new catalog name.
Click on 'OK'
The organizer will use the new catalog. You will now see nothing is in the organzier.
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Menu 'File->Catalog...'
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Security settings in Windows can get very complex very fast. I hesitate attempting to walk through this can be done because there could be many factors which has caused this issue. You could have specific security settings on the files which override parent directory security settings. Or the parent directory security setting could simply be wrong.
You first need to determine if both users need write access to the catalog. If this is the case and they are not administrators, I would go ahead and set the security settings on the folder containing the catalog. You do need to be careful so you don't remove security settings such that you cannot even make changes to the security settings. Make sure you give full control to "This folder, subfolders, and files" in the Permission Entry dialog.
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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
>

Corrupted jpegs/movs after recovery...

Hello,
I've read other pots here about this situation, but I'm still stuck with corrupted files.
I used data rescue to recover deleted files from an old drive. Worked well and found a lot of good files (including many flawless jpegs). But the jpegs from an old iPhoto library are ALL corrupted (they're the right size though, so most of the data should still be there). And the videos (mov format) are also the right size but won't play on any viewer.
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Following advice contained in that thread my thinking changed somewhat and I believed that the problem might have been in dpMagic - a small application that allows one to view CR2 images in Windows Explorer along with other file formats. I subsequently contacted dpMagic who asked me to forward a few problem images along with screenshots from Explorer when it crashed along with a screenshot of the Event Log. Here is the reply that I received from them this morning:
thanks you for the detailed information. We were able to reproduce the
problem. It is originated from the corrupted exif info in the jpeg image.
The next published version of the application will be resistable to such
kind of errors.
with the best regards
Eugen Shashkou dpMagic DEV
It would appear after all then that Lightroom is causing corruption of Exported JPG files. I have no way of knowing in which way the EXIF data is being corrupted, and whilst dpMagic say that the next version will be 'resistable' I would much prefer Adobe to see what is causing the corrupted EXIF data in the first place.
Could one of the mods kindly post a bug regarding this matter referring Adobe to this thread if necessary. It would be appreciated - thanks.

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Hi all,
I just finished processing my first wedding photos in LR2. After exporting the photos to jpegs I am checking them in bridge and see that roughly a little over half (about 350 photos) of my exported images were showing some random vertical and horizontal lines as if those files were corrupted. That never happened before in LR1. Has anyone here experienced the same problem?
I had to re-export these images consuming a lot of my time. I am using a Windows XP sp3, though when I exported the images I was still in sp2.
ps.: The images took literally 3 hours longer to export in LR2 than it used to in LR1.
Any help is appreciated,
Lisa

Yes I confirm. I first posted a problem regarding the Exporting of JPG's out of Lightroom in this thread here:
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b63f9d/2
Following advice contained in that thread my thinking changed somewhat and I believed that the problem might have been in dpMagic - a small application that allows one to view CR2 images in Windows Explorer along with other file formats. I subsequently contacted dpMagic who asked me to forward a few problem images along with screenshots from Explorer when it crashed along with a screenshot of the Event Log. Here is the reply that I received from them this morning:
thanks you for the detailed information. We were able to reproduce the
problem. It is originated from the corrupted exif info in the jpeg image.
The next published version of the application will be resistable to such
kind of errors.
with the best regards
Eugen Shashkou dpMagic DEV
It would appear after all then that Lightroom is causing corruption of Exported JPG files. I have no way of knowing in which way the EXIF data is being corrupted, and whilst dpMagic say that the next version will be 'resistable' I would much prefer Adobe to see what is causing the corrupted EXIF data in the first place.
Could one of the mods kindly post a bug regarding this matter referring Adobe to this thread if necessary. It would be appreciated - thanks.

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