Asked By
Abrianna
60 points
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Posted on - 11/21/2012
Hey,
I opened the file (jpeg) and I saw nothing except million of letters and numbers. Can you suggest me a program that can read the code JPEG file?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
How to read code jpeg file?
Hi,
This only happens when you are not having the required program to open that file. One possibility is this that the file mentioned as JPEG but it is not a JPEG is secondly trying to open this in MS paint if it doesn’t display anything it mean that the file is corrupt or infected. Kindly perform these ways I hope you will open it.
Regards,
JK
How to read code jpeg file?
Hi,
There are a different formats like BMP, JPG, and ICO. To read this you have to use fetch in a byte of data (not just alphanumeric characters). You can't print it out on the screen; it's data, not ASCII text. You have to deal with every image individually. There are lots of libraries that will help you read it. Linux/Unix will not handle such images.
How to read code jpeg file?
That is not an error because an image file like JPG (*.jpg) is a binary file. A binary file is a kind of file whose content must be interpreted by a program or hardware that understands in advance exactly how it is formatted. It is a file that contains machine-readable language and appears to be just codes like letters and numbers and other symbols.
If you open a JPG file and you see only symbols, it means you opened it with a wrong program like Notepad. To view the content of a JPG file properly, you need a photo editing program, photo viewer, photo gallery, or any software that deals with images. In Microsoft Windows, you can easily view the content of a JPG file using Windows Explorer.
Start Windows Explorer then navigate to the location of the image file. Next, right-click the JPG file and select “Preview”. This will open and display the content of the JPG file with Windows Photo Viewer.
