Comment 22 for bug 29627
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(Get the code!)
Version: 1.3.92 (using KDE KDE 3.5.3)
Installed from: Gentoo Packages
Compiler: GCC 4.1
OS: Linux
This bug applies to *SOME* JPEGs.
When I try rotate a jpeg image, it displays correctly.
But when I save it, a thin row of pixels (usually 5 to 10 pixels thick - depends on the image) is magically transfered from top to bottom. (or other directions)
If I rotate the original image, but save it in PNG instead of JPEG, the problem is gone.
This problem also aplies to Flip and Mirror operations.
This seems related to new JPEG lossles rotation capability introduced in 1.3.92
I'm gonna upload images where this occurs.
I checked it in GV versions: 1.3.92 and SVN revison 572689 (dated 2006-08-13)