Lines In Images?

I've been using the Adobe DPS for a few months, and I've noticed with the last update that there are lines that go across a few of my images within articles.
Is there a way to fix this, or am I just going to have to deal with this from now on?
Also, these images used to look retina display crisp on my iPad 3 while previewing, but now look blurry.

Whenever we see lines across content it's almost always because the containing frame has a fractional pixel height. This happens one of two ways:
1) Your document unit setting is points/picas instead of pixels. You should always design using pixels.
2) The frame itself has a fractional pixel height. Click it in InDesign and look in the top bar to check the height. Make sure it's a full pixel, and doesn't have a .25 or something after the end.
Neil

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