Image files ok on PC but corrupt on iBook

Hi all, I have a lot of jpgs on my iBook, which I transferred to my PC using a portable HD. On my PC using Roxio, I burn these jpgs to DVD.
When I put the DVD in my iBook, I can see the little thumbnails of the jpgs but when I try to open it using Preview or Photoshop, it says "File Error. Couldn't open file. It may be corrupt or a file format Preview doesn't recognise".
Why is this happening and how can I fix it? I can't burn the jpgs using my iBook because I don't have a DVD writer.
Thank you so much!

I frequently transfer files between PC and iBook.
Couple things to look for.
Do your files on the iBook have the file extension .jpg in the filename?
Sometimes (depending on what OS you are using on the PC) this is necessary.
Also, rather than trying to open the file directly from the DVD - launch Photoshop and navigate to the DVD to open the file.
And lastly, when I have a really stubborn file, I usually find success by using MacLinks Plus. Drag the problem .jpg file to MacLinks Plus, open, and Save As Tiff file.
Open the Tiff File and Save As JPG. Takes a few minutes, but it works.
Hope this may be of some help.

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