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I have two identical jpeg files that are *not quite* identical :-)
The issue is that I've seen this kind of corruption before with
some of my jpeg files. Here are the images:
http://www.lucii.org/eric/Now-Is-Calling-1.original.jpg
http://www.lucii.org/eric/Now-Is-Calling-1.entropy.jpg
These are from a package called "Propaganda" that I happened
to have two copies of on the same hard drive (no, not that one!)
The corruptions occur in several of the images in one directory
tree - but not the other
Using od -h and sdiff, I've found the difference is a single
byte: (don't ask me which is which) :-)
V
0063060 ea55 29fd f004 83c0 3fb2 f93a 899e f529
0063060 ea55 29fd f004 83c0 3fb2 f93a 899e 9529
^
What concerns me is how it happens and what intrigues me is
if there is a way to fix it :-)
As usual, google searches return lots of links for software that
I can buy. Most, if not all of it does not solve this problem.
Has anyone seen this before or have any thoughts on how to
deal with it?
Eric
--
# Eric Lucas
# "Oh, I have slipped the surly bond of earth
# And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings...
# -- John Gillespie Magee Jr.
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