Loading of jpeg files

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• You can load a JPEG in Photoshop?

  You can load a JPeg file to photoshop?

  Yes.

• JPEG files in first getting mixed up in a project

  JPEG files in my project are merge.  It's like the first cannot mean that loading the files apart. In other words, I load multiple JPEG files to the project, each with a different file name, put on the timeline, and, later, when I click on the name of the file in the project Panel, several different files display the same image of one of the images JPEG in the poster frame, the Source image and in the sequence of project.   The file remain of names listed in the Panel project continues to display the correct file name, but several selected even when picture show.

  I assumed that something happened when the files have been imported and are now combined in the project.  To try to solve this problem, I erased all the bad files out the timeline and the output of the project Panel.  Changed the names of source files in Windows Explorer (i.e., added an 'a' in the name of the file) and re-imported files in first.  It seems to work, but a few moments later, some of the same files, as well as some new files imported, all turned to the same image again.  I repeated again the process of compensation for the wrong files, changed the names of source file once more in Windows Explorer, changed the name of the folder in Explorer and re-imported the files to the first again.  Once again, after some time, several of the files everything had changed to the same image on the timeline, the Source image and the poster frame.

  It's as if the program has somehow confused these files and what caused the mixture to the top, rest persist even with files that have been renamed.

  This occurs in about 20 JPEGs out perhaps 70 JPEG images in the project.  It only happened on previous projects.

  I can't tell if my first (5.0.3) was corrupted somehow, or if this error is limited to this project.  Is there a way I can transfer my work in a new project (I really want to have to start completely).

  I'm quite desperate.  Thank you!

  -Dave

  See this thread for a workaround:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/3684577#3684577

  This bug has been fixed in first Pro CS5.5.

• Some JPEG files seem to download very well, but are rendered incompletely.

  Some JPEG files seem to be well uploaded by Firefox, but they do not completely. A progressive JPEG will remain very rough and no progressive JPEG will be missing the lower part. Of all the things I tried, I think maybe it's a bug of rendering in Firefox. More precisely:

  • The images are downloaded properly. The page loading stalls not but join immediately. If I click with the right button on the image and click "View image", he appears completely. If I open the media dialogue information Page tab and look at the picture, it appears quite as well. More curiously, if I use the eyedropper color tool and hover where the rest of the image * should * be, it displays the actual image pixels in the raster and also returns the value of the color of the image in pixels, while the main browser window always makes these regions as being transparent. I added a snapshot of the species to this post. Therefore, the problem also doesn't seem to be a problem of CSS/layout of the page (the Page Inspector shows the img block correctly).
  • Clears all data cache and cookies, then by restarting Firefox in safe mode does not make a difference. I even installed a vanilla Firefox to a new virtual machine and had the same problem when opening these pages. Other browsers (tested: Opera, Chrome, IE) do not show the same problem.
  • Reload with forced renewal cache (Ctrl + Shift + R) most often does not change the rendering of the image, but will rarely showing either more or less incomplete than before.
  • I can see the issue going on with two images on two separate pages. I re-encoded them using different software and different settings, but the problem persists, then it doesn't seem to be a problem of corrupted images.
  • I created an example of a toy to try to reproduce the problem: a same page with a different image, created specifically to try to trigger the problem. What I've found, is that the issue is triggered when the JPEG file above a certain minimum size (somewhere between 15 and 40 KB). What seems to be the rendering of the image in the main window stops after the reading of the image up to a certain length. Once again, the image seems well to be loaded into the cache and memory completely as evidenced by the display when you use the view image, or information Page.

  I made three versions of the test page to try to reproduce the problem. Image of the first page is 11KO and always seems to go completely. Images of the second and third page are respectively 102 kB and 107 KB in size and will be usually incompletely. The image on page 2 use the progressive encoding, so the image will end up blurred. The image on page 3 use straight coding, so the image will eventually be rendered with the bottom part missing.

  So far, I'm not sure why only, I encountered this problem on a specific Web site pages. Something must be the trigger, but it doesn't seem to be a problem with the server, the page or images.

  Update: I introduced the site at Browsershots, asking for Firefox 35.0 renderings and a previous version for each of the Windows, Linux and Mac. Unfortunately, the renditions for Mac failed. As for the others, none of the versions pre-35, 0 present the display problem, and it is not present in Firefox on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 35.0, but appears on Firefox on Windows 2008 R2 35.0.
  Here is the URL of the test pages where you want to check yourself: (darkened circles be transparent)

  http://www.abgase.org/firefox_debug.html (11kB, no problem)
  http://www.abgase.org/firefox_debug2.html (Progressive 102KO)
  http://www.abgase.org/firefox_debug3.html (no progressive 107KO)

  (Do Ctrl + Shift + R repeatedly if the question does not seem to show, to be sure. If by any chance I can get it to render properly, it will fail again after that 2-3 charging at the most.

  I did have a lot of time lately to make studying more. However, since the upgrade to Firefox 36 a few days ago, I can reproduce is no longer the question. This was confirmed during the audit on all my other Windows systems running Firefox: image rendering is usually interrupted when loading pages on Firefox 35.x, but still fine finishes after upgrade to Firefox 36.x.

  This problem can be considered resolved, that the bug seems to have been given to v35 only.

  I couldn't find anything relevant in the changelog of 36 of Firefox, but also found two Bugzilla reports that could have described the same problem, both claim that the problem goes away when you use v34 and/or v36:

  #1125789: image full size is only partially displayed
  #1126707: Firefox 35, MAC and PC image rendering problems

• I can't open the jpeg files sent to my email in windows photo gallery.

  All of a sudden I can not open jpeg files, sent to me by e-mail in my Windows Photo Gallery.  I can always download pictures from my camera, but something sent to me in an e-mail message does not load and I get the message "an error prevents the photo or the video displayed.  If someone has had this problem or know someone what to do?  Thank you!

  All of a sudden I can not open jpeg files, sent to me by e-mail in my Windows Photo Gallery.  I can always download pictures from my camera, but something sent to me in an e-mail message does not load and I get the message "an error prevents the photo or the video displayed.  If someone has had this problem or know someone what to do?  Thank you!

  ==========================================
  Try to save the photos to a folder on your hard drive and see
  If you can open them. Also you can try to change the file
  Association for default jpg which would be Windows
  Picture and Fax Viewer in Windows XP.

• Refusal to open JPEG files, inability to use 'Paint'... all due to a catastrophic hard drive failure!

  I am semi-retired and depend on my XP system during a large part of my income.    Yesterday, my hard drive "took a dive", and I upgraded my computer with a second hard disk, burner CD, etc., etc.   However, somewhere along the way I lost the ability, integrated with this when I bought it in 2001, to open and edit the JPEG and other picture files.  PAINTING has been my main editing tool for photos on which I rely.   My opening software allowed me to crop, change the contrast, color saturation, etc. etc.  I don't had fooled it with all this in so long, that I can't even remember the name of the program!   My technician downloaded XP service Pack 3.   And I'm pretty sure it's something simple.   But while I have become adroit enough with my computer and was able to reinstall my scanner, printer, etc., etc., I never did quite this kind of reconfigure.   I know that I had ANY software program that came with the computer or the attendant to the scanner and printer, etc, etc.     He had twelve hours now and I have pictures that I need to get online as soon as POSSIBLE.

  In short: help!  Help, please!

  My old hard drive could not be recovered.  No files have been saved.  No program.  No files have been transferred, but I

  generate new photos every day!  And I cannot now meaningfully change them.  I need to crop, lighten, Darken,

  change the color balance, etc. etc and IMPOSSIBLE.

  When I click on my JPEG files (and probably all OTHER files!)  I don't get any guest of 'open '.   I can not even FIND paint, I used every day.  I got XP Professional Service Pack 3, apparently.   Yes, I think that every single Windows Update has been loaded and installed.   As far as I know, or paint, or Photoshop (I think that's what has been!) is on my computer or activated.

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  OK... the old hard drive disappeared...

  Am I to assume that you have pictures currently saved to your new hard drive?

  If you double click left photo it will open in Windows Picture and Fax Viewer?

  Paint comes with Windows... If you want PhotoShop, you will have to
  buy it. (he might have image editing software included in)
  your original OEM but package that was lost when your hard drive is dead
  unless you have records of installation for the individual programs)

  For painting... go... Start button / all programs / Accessories / Paint.
  If you do not paint... try the following steps to install it.

  Uninstall and reinstall MS Paint in Windows XP
  http://www.winxptutor.com/paint.htm

  You might like Windows Live Photo Gallery... it's a free download
  from Microsoft and it has cropping and editing capabilities.

  You can save the download in a folder on your hard drive and
  install from there, instead of trying to install online.

  Go to the following site:...

  Windows Live Photo Gallery (Essentials)
  http://download.live.com/Photogallery

  On the left, click the "Download..." button

  When the download screen appears...
  On the left, click on the button "Cancel"...

  Now left click on the "Try Again" button...

  This will allow you to download the
  complete record of 134 MB...

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  On the installation screen, you will have the
  option to uncheck all the apps that you
  do not want to install.

  Directions for use: cropping photos with Windows Live Photo Gallery
  http://blog.mynetx.NET/1044/Live-Photo-Gallery-how-to-crop-photos

  Windows Live Photo Gallery
  Transfer, edit, display, and share your video and digital photos
  http://www.Microsoft.com/NZ/DigitalLife/media/transfer_photos_from_your_camera_to_the_computer.mspx

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• PhotoDraw in Windows7 - cannot open or save jpeg files

  I have managed to load Photodraw V2 on my new Windows7 machine, but cannot get the program to open or save jpeg files. I've uninstalled, reinstalled, repaired and added features (graphicthrough the control panel............... but no luck.) Any body can help?

  I've seen the same problem, but it is not related to Windows 7, I had also in Vista.  I followed up to the size of the file.  I can open small JPG images, but I started to have the question when I got a new camera.  Nothing does no more than 8 million pixels open in Photodraw.  I had to open the photo in another program, reduce the image, then it opens.  But that downgrade the photo.  For more pictures, I just had to use another program and not my beloved Photodraw.  I really wish that Microsoft had continued to work on this product because it was great!

• XMP file for JPEG files are ignored?

  I just exported all my original files from Aperture so I can use them in Lightroom. While exporting the files to open, I also did the XMP sidecar files.

  Now, I have imported all in Lightroom and to my surprise, no JPEG files has a note on it. I know not all metadata can be handled by Lightroom esspecialy adjustments through the opening, but I would have liked an arbitrary value as a side of support files. After that some research, I discovered that one of my RAW (canon CR2 file) files had a side, so it's very strange.

  So now for my question, can I force Lightroom to watch the XMP files for JPEG images? Or y at - there a plugin for that? It would be a great addition to Lightroom aswel if this could be just an option selectable by the user.

  Thanks in advance for your time!

  MichelBosma wrote:

  I tried to load up my aperture via lightroom library, but that has not worked as it crashed a few times.

  Depends on what you mean my "loading". Lightroom has a command file > Plugin Extras > Import to library opening which is the best way to do the job.

  Alternatively, the Aperture metadata > IPTC write to Original will save keywords etc back to the files. The opening file > originals to move can then put all managed files (ie the pictures in the Aperture library) records standard Finder and you can then import into Lightroom from them. I have a lot more information here.

• How to change a photo that has been edited from Photoshop Elements psd file in a jpeg file and always keep "layers" or RGB functions that were suppose to be included and automatic with this program.

  When I try to 'save' the photo, I get a warning popup, saying only save as copy, as jpeg will not support the "layers".  The site that I want to download my photos requires jpeg only, but it must have space color Adobe RGB or sRGB...

  suezans89729982 wrote:

  When I try to 'save' the photo, I get a warning popup, saying only save as copy, as jpeg will not support the "layers".  The site that I want to download my photos requires jpeg only, but it must have space color Adobe RGB or sRGB...

  Your thread earlier today deals with the question of the layers, the JPEG file format is not supported. If you want to save the file with layers, save as PSD. To load the referenced site, save the file in JPEG format as well. After you have downloaded, remove the JPEG file if you are short of space.

  Go to Image > mode and make sure the RGB color is checked. When you go to file > save as, in JPEG, the ICC profile is sRGB IE C61966 - 2.1 (on my current test file).

• Could not load the .zip file in the media internal binary

  Hi all

  We are facing a problem in the application migrated to atg10.2 where Bcc we are not able to download the .zip in media-internal-binary file extensions.

  I went through the documentation that says it can be used for the .gif, .jpeg extensions, but we were able to use this feature in 9.2.

  So is it possible to customize it and allow zip files in the media internal binary?

  Thank you

  OK so got the mapping for this view and now able to load the zip file.

  The mapping of the view is AmPValImageExtensions. You must add the extension .zip inside with .gif, .jpeg.

• saving a raw to JPEG file

  When I save a file as a jpeg of high quality raw, I lose a lot of information, and the image becomes much smaller when reopened. How to prevent this?

  The actual size of the file in megabytes cannot be a criterion for the quality of the image. JPEG compression works differently on each image according to the content of the image. Some images compress much more than others. When you say that the JPEG is smaller, could you share the actual pixels of the raw and JPEG images dimensions. What do you use to create your JPEGs?

  Just another comment. It seems to me that it would be extremely difficult to create a 50 MB JPEG image. It would be absolutely huge in size. I assumed that the site you are using allows loading of formats other than JPEG files if they allow files that large.

• How can I force lightroom to (re) load a XMP file?

  Hello from Boston!

  I am new to Lightroom and just finished my Aperture library import in Lightroom 5 on Mac. For this, I followed the instructions on the landing page and Lightroom from Adobe solutions. For those who do not know the instructions, you essentially export all your originals with an XMP file, then export all the adjusted/edited files as 16 bit TIFF. Then add them all back in Lightroom and all go in the catalogues, labels, ratings and such by using keywords that have been added in the opening. It took forever, but worked pretty well overall. I've had about < 1% less the LR5 images in Aperture, who were probably suspected duplicates. So far so good.

  Is here, that's my problem. My keywords don't always transfer above (the Keywording Panel is empty). I did search for forums and plug-ins, but seem to only find questions related to EXIF and GPS data. I also used "Metadata of a file Metadata:Read" and "Metadata:Update DNG Preview and metadata," which did nothing. I'm suspecting that 'Reading a file' means 'read the file of the image itself but not the file.' Take the IMG_5888 file for example. It was taken in RAW format (.) CR2) + JPEG on a Canon Rebel XS, but I have the same issue with RAW only on my Canon EOS 6 d. It goes the same for JPG + XMP. Strange thing is that some other loaded files just fine.

  In the directory/folder where the file is located, it looks like this:

  ...

  IMG_5887.CR2

  IMG_5887.JPG

  IMG_5887.XMP

  IMG_5887.DNG

  IMG_5888 - 2.JPG

  IMG_5888.CR2

  IMG_5888.JPG

  IMG_5888.XMP

  IMG_5888.DNG

  IMG_5889 - 2.JPG

  IMG_5889.CR2

  IMG_5889.JPG

  IMG_5889.XMP

  IMG_5889.DNG

  ...

  The .dng were generated by Llightroom. Now, the sidecar files usually have something like this in it (I cut some keywords for clarity - you get the idea):

  ...

  < RDF rdf: about = 'xmlns:photoshop =' http://ns.Adobe.com/Photoshop/1.0/ '>

  < / RDF: Description >

  < RDF rdf: about = "xmlns =" " http://purl.org/DC/elements/1.1/ '>

  < Subproperty > < RDF: bag >

  Trail of the black Cape < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  < rdf:li > cliffs < / rdf:li >

  Maine < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  Monhegan < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  < rdf:li > RAW < / rdf:li >

  sunrises < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  the United States < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  Waves of < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  < / RDF: bag > < / Subproperty >

  < / RDF: Description >

  ...

  Thus, the key words have been exported aperture, but for some reason, Lightroom is not always loading XMP file.

  On a related note, the hierarchy of keywords that has been exported as a text file of Aperture and imported to the LR5 worked well. Everything seems to be there, and in its place.

  Ideas for a recruit in Lightroom as to how I can get LR5 to read these XMPs? More 20 000 has no tag, so I prefer not to do this by hand!

  Many thanks in advance,

  Paul

  > I suspect that 'Reading a file' means 'read the file of the image itself but not the file.

  Almost. This means read the image file for all types of files except for the files gross owners and read from the file of sidecar only for raw files.

  > ' Metadata:Update DNG preview & metadata»

  That means record metadata in LR in DNG files, overwriting what is there.

  Maybe try to create a test catalog, copy this folder and deleting the JPEG files. Then import them into the test catalog. My theory is that LR is preferring the metadata in IMG_5888.JPG, and that there is no metadata. Remove JPEG files would force LR to read of the CR2.

  John

• PES 9 How to load only pdf files ina catalog?

  I chose "file type:" PDF in the menu "Load Photos, record videos and files" but I'm not able to avoid that as JPEG files are loaded in the catalog.

  In addition, the program crashes repeatedly.

  Am I doing something wrong or is not possible to load only one type of file?

  My goal is to get a catalog with only a copy of all my PDF I divided into multiple directories.

  Thank you for the help

  It works very well on my end. Please consult snapshot attached for more details:

  

  ~ Andromeda

• Load the JPEG?

  I want my Flash piece to load JPEG files when running. I thought that Flash MX 2004 had this feature, but the search for "load image" or "load JPEG" resulted in nothing. Is this possible? If so, what is the command?

  I found the answer. The loadMovie command handles the loading of files SWF and. JPGs (I thought it was just the sovereign wealth funds).

• Tracing of JPEG files

  Hi all
  
  For my project, I enclose fles jpeg using loadMovie and loadClip methods. If I am attaching a jpeg file in a clip (and attributes width and height of the movie like 300 x 300 clip), I can see the full image (However the width and height of the image exceeds 300 x 300). But, if I trace the width and height, it shows 300 x 300 (that is the width and height of the mc).
  
  I want to know the width and height of the jpeg file and not the clip. How can I find them? Any idea?

  ActionScript 2/Flash 8:

  Using MovieClipLoader to load (i.e. the "loadClip" method you mention above).

  Assign a listener with an onLoadInit handler object.
  This gives you access to properties after "load" occurred and the new _width and _height (and other properties) have been updated for the loaded clip. Its also where you can change these and have the clip resized to size, etc..

  See http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/00002545.html#wp383915