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Question by Ty
Submitted on 7/5/2003
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I extracted JPEG digital pictures from a CDRW that was in UDF.  After extraction, though I have all the pictures, no photo editing/viewing program can open them.  They give no explanation.  How do I REALLY get my pictures (as in, view them)?


Answer by deg3r
Submitted on 7/23/2003
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Do they have extensions (i.e. do they end in dot-something, .jpg, .gif)?
If so, a first thing to try could be dragging image files onto your web browser. Better still is getting an image viewing or editing application, IrfanView is free for example - http://www.irfanview.com/
I don't have experience with UDF, but I can't imagine it is the culprit here...

 

Answer by jakalman
Submitted on 8/1/2003
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when u extracted it the files may have been corrupt if so try extracting them again

 

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