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Humax HDR 1000S not seeing my photos
howardl
13-07-2014
I have photos on my memory stick , when I plug it into my Humax HDR 1000S I cant see the photos.
Can some one tell me what i need to do?
grahamlthompson
13-07-2014
Originally Posted by howardl:
“I have photos on my memory stick , when I plug it into my Humax HDR 1000S I cant see the photos.
Can some one tell me what i need to do?”

What file format and how big are they ?

Basic procedure

Plug in USB stick

You should see USB Screen

Scroll; down to Photo

OK

or

HOME - HUMAX - Photo

Can you upload one to a file share site so I can see if my HDR1000S will display it.
Vetinari
14-07-2014
Humax are hopeless with JPG's.

I tried some on my Foxsat - they could be viewed and edited on PC's, macs, and Linux but the Foxsat said it couldn't understand the format. Pathetic.

I was able to see they existed, though.
REPASSAC
14-07-2014
Originally Posted by Vetinari:
“Humax are hopeless with JPG's.

I tried some on my Foxsat - they could be viewed and edited on PC's, macs, and Linux but the Foxsat said it couldn't understand the format. Pathetic.

I was able to see they existed, though.”

The problem is possibly related to the presence of Exif tags.
Try using a editor on one of the files without making changes.

Wikipedia:
"Problems > Technical
The Exif format has a number of drawbacks, mostly relating to its use of legacy file structures.
The derivation of Exif from the TIFF file structure using offset pointers in the files means that data can be spread anywhere within a file, which means that software is likely to corrupt any pointers or corresponding data that it doesn't decode/encode. For this reason most image editors damage or remove the Exif metadata to some extent upon saving"

I found this worked for all my JPEGs.
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