Hello, I have some corrupted image data mixed with some images. When I load it with
cv2.imread(image)
I get the error
Corrupt JPEG data
I would like to intercept this and move those images to a folder since they have corruption issues. However, it doesn't seem to be an exception so I cannot catch it. Any help is appreciated.
I guess this stackoverflow topic gives you a hint on how you could approach the problem.
Indeed. Calling the decode function brings up the error. I do wish it threw an exception.
Wouldn't a try - catch around the decode function work?
No, it doesn't throw an exception. It does seem to print the error message on the stderr stream, but I don't know how to capture it when the program is running.
Time to dig into code and look where the actual error message is generated I would say, then generating an exception yourself by adding the lines of code necessary and then build OpenCV yourself with the adapted code. Maybe even add it as a pull request so it gets added in the official library.
Asked: 2013-07-04 18:22:36 -0600
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Last updated: Jul 05 '13
