[yoclay]

Hello,
I have a little problem. I am trying to burn a Dvd with hundreds of jpegs on it and there is one corrupted jpeg file which crashes the program and the computer (it litterally goes black and turns off). Here is my difficulty: I don't know which one! It would be too laborious to try to sort this out on an image per image basis. Is there some kind of software scan for MAC out there which will enable me to determine which jpeg image it is which is corrupt?

thanks

[firenhancer]

I doubt if there is a simple way to do this. But you can try break up the process using handful and rendering to an disc image. It is time consuming but worth a try until you have figured more efficient way.

[tsantee]

Hello,
I have a little problem. I am trying to burn a Dvd with hundreds of jpegs on it and there is one corrupted jpeg file which crashes the program and the computer (it litterally goes black and turns off). Here is my difficulty: I don't know which one! It would be too laborious to try to sort this out on an image per image basis. Is there some kind of software scan for MAC out there which will enable me to determine which jpeg image it is which is corrupt?

thanks

If you are making a DVD slide show with the images then you can look in the Roxio Converted Items folder to see the last image that was encoded. The one after that caused the crash.