Oh, now you tell me, after I went out and bought hundreds of Kodak gold
disks this week! ;-)
I'm apt to say this is a software problem, not a corruption of data on
the disk (haven't looked at your sample yet).
Possible a problem within the Photoshop file that reads PCD? The
likelihood of all the images being effected the same way, with a random
loss of data which would be expected to occur, is less than that
something consistent, on your system, has been corrupted. Is it only on
the one disk? Does it happen on all PCD formatted disks? Do you have
any commercially made disks with PCD files on them to test (like Corel?)?
Do these lines show up in all resolutions? Are they in the same place
on each image, or in a similar pattern?
Art
Larry Berman wrote:
> I just had something scary happen. I put in a Kodak Photo CD to
> demonstrate how Photoshop allows choice of resolution when opening and
> discovered that every image on the disk had corrupting horizontal lines.
> I hadn't opened the CD in about two years.
>
> Any thoughts.....
>
> I just created a web page with an example image.
> http://www.bermangraphics.com/problems/photocd.htm
>
> Larry
>
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