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Can't open my pictures
#1
04 Sep 2011 @ 15:02
Hanson37
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I have pictures burned on toa DVD disc. I try to open them but its just a generic mountain picture. I'm using a dvd drive to try to open, and read only is not checked. How can I open these pictures? Some of the pictures on the disc will open, but the others just have that mountain thumbnail, and when I click on them nothing happens.
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#3
23 Sep 2011 @ 1:42
Originally posted by ddp:Unfortuneately I don't have another computer I can use at this time.
try accessing the disk on another computer to see what happens.
#4
23 Sep 2011 @ 12:34
attar
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Set the view to 'details' to see the files type and size.
MediaInfo may also list details of an image file.
MediaInfo may also list details of an image file.
#5
25 Sep 2011 @ 20:14
Maybe you can recover it --
isobuster.com/isobuster.php
naltech.com/
.. something like that? :)
PS.
A few reasons @
isobuster.com/isobuster.php
naltech.com/
.. something like that? :)
PS.
Originally posted by attar:^^ You gotta make those screenshots PNGs, so they'll be worth something..;) :)
MediaInfo may also list details of an image file.
A few reasons @
turnkeylinux.org/blog/png-vs-jpg & webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/internet/2002/jpg_gif_png.asp & google.com/search?q=png+vs+jpg+vs+gif
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#6
10 Oct 2011 @ 10:24
I would try copying the pictures onto my local hard drive first. Check the file extensions and make sure they are correct. Sometimes file's extensions get dropped and you have a file with no extension. If this is the case just add it in Windows Explorer and go from there.
#7
17 Oct 2011 @ 21:33
I tried copying the pictures onto my hard drive, but it tells me that they are read only. I tried checking and unchecking the box and it wouldnt let me. I tried using the DVD recovery program and that didnt work. It wouldn't recognize the disc for some reason. Any other ideas?
#8
28 Nov 2011 @ 6:28
The problem is the disc or DVD problem, in addition to try on another computer, no other way.
#9
28 Nov 2011 @ 20:39
ps355528
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should I laugh now or later.. get a proper operating system not a mickey mouse toy!!
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#10
29 Dec 2011 @ 10:32
Originally posted by ps355528:You're a genuine jagoff for saying that nonsensical, meritless statement.
should I laugh now or later.. get a proper operating system not a mickey mouse toy!!
(To Hanson) Sorry buddy but it appears the disc is bad/corrupt/damaged.
Get those original pictures and reburn using QUALITY discs or put on flash drive. No Dynex or crap like that. Either way, the little "mountain" is an unreadable data icon.
#11
29 Dec 2011 @ 10:41
Jeffrey_P
Senior Member
Originally posted by ps355528:Linux is not useful for 99% of the people. Folks in the 21 century do not want to spend 1/2 of their lives setting up a OS with a miniscule user base. Emulators to run windows software or learning anything about tarballs. I use Puppy Linux on occasion.
should I laugh now or later.. get a proper operating system not a mickey mouse toy!!
I know you can't be referring to a Mac OS.
If it was a perfect world, I'd still be running AmigaDOS
Jeff
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