Given my configuration below, I have a problem when uploading
some photos. Actually, the error occurs when making
thumbnails (or highlights). After I dig into the problem a little,
I found out "jpegtopnm netpbm_error.jpg.jpg" causes a popup window
named "JPEG library error" with this error message:
'not a jpeg file: starts with 0xff 0xff'
I used netpbm_gallery-1.4-pl2-win32.zip from this site
and it works with other photos (currently 2 photos have this problem).
Does anyone experience a similar thing ?
Maybe I could go with ImageMagick... but...
I could not attach the problematic image due to the size limit.
You can get it at http://altair.snu.ac.kr/~zelo/netpbm_error.jpg
Sincerely,
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Posted: Tue, 2004-06-22 11:04
Posts: 2322
Well, the file does appear to have an issue of some sort, because I highly doubt that your camera creates images in "10752 x 2048" which is what the unix 'file' command determines about your image.
It's probably corrupted somehow.
Posts: 8
Hmm, strange.
You are right, but the image is what my digital camera (SANYO mz-3) made.
I found out that all the jpeg's by my camera has the same problem.
(but most of them work with jpegtopnm without any problem)
The correct size is 1600x1200.
And both the image viewers I have (IE and IrfanView) display the images correctly.
I suspect that this is not the core of the problem.
(I hope so since I can't change my digital camera.... )