What causes improper calls to JPEG library in state 200 errors?

Transferred my pictures from my Android phone to Linux over USB as I
always do, but, this time a half-dozen of my photos won't open.

They all come up with the message:
Could not load image 'name.jpg' Error interpreting JPEG image file
(improper calls to JPEG library in state 200)

Here is a screenshot: http://oi59.tinypic.com/34g0duu.jpg

Any ideas what this message is trying to tell me?

On 10/10/2014 02:08 PM, David Howard wrote:
Transferred my pictures from my Android phone to Linux over USB as I
always do, but, this time a half-dozen of my photos won't open.

They all come up with the message:
Could not load image 'name.jpg' Error interpreting JPEG image file
(improper calls to JPEG library in state 200)

Here is a screenshot: http://oi59.tinypic.com/34g0duu.jpg

Any ideas what this message is trying to tell me?



It shows zero bytes so something got corrupted in the copying process.

If there is no corruption on your Android, delete them on your Linux box
and try again

On 10/10/2014 20:08, David Howard wrote:

Transferred my pictures from my Android phone to Linux over USB as I
always do, but, this time a half-dozen of my photos won't open.

They all come up with the message:
Could not load image 'name.jpg' Error interpreting JPEG image file
(improper calls to JPEG library in state 200)

Here is a screenshot: http://oi59.tinypic.com/34g0duu.jpg

The file appears to have zero bytes - which is a bit short for a JPEG.

Any ideas what this message is trying to tell me?


The file transfer didn't work.

The real image might still exist on the original media but parts may
have been lost forever. Retry the transfer by mounting the phone as a
bulk storage device copy files and cross all fingers and toes!

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Regards,
Martin Brown