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  1. henrymudd
    I have an old account but haven't visited here in years. Forgive me if I'm not doing this right. QUESTION: How can I identify any corrupted images out of 365,000 before I archive them? Would this solution work; use IrfanView to load all the images as thumbnails and inspect them in bulk? Does IrfanView load the actual image or just the embedded JPG? Do you have other, better solutions? Thank you for your time Larry
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