Image File:///tmp/ftproot/usb_1/.... cannot be displayed because it contains errors

Hi,
Is anyone experienced with the following error when displaying image from DMP 4305G as local or remote url?
Imge File:///tmp/ftproot/usb_1/.... cannot be displayed because it contains errors .
Imge Jpeg/gif file displaying fine but after warning message .
Is there any workout solution to avoide this warning message display?
Thanks,
Anantha

Did you compare the initial and final file sizes? It is often
just that: the file is a corrupted or partially downloaded binary.

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