Photoshop Contest PhotoshopContest.com
Creative Contests. Real Prizes. Essential Resource.
You are not logged in. Log in or Register

 


Photoshop Contest Forum Index - General Discussion - File Extension 2 - Reply to topic

aman

Location: India

Post Tue May 03, 2011 8:47 am   Reply with quote         


is there any one who know about File Extension 2 , yes itz File Extension 2 , i recently save my psd file on my PC after few hours i cn't open these files , the file size is 16mb , photoshop give an error say could not open this file format ...... Surprised Surprised is there any one hwo know how to open this format in photoshop .......




seamusoisin

Location: Ottawa Strong!

Post Tue May 03, 2011 9:05 am   Reply with quote         


I believe a "file extension 2 is a corrupt file. Another common .2 problem occurs when the Windows registry contains invalid instructions or has had references to .2 files removed by spyware or other processes. Run a good registry cleaner to resolve many common .2 errors including file corruption.

Hope this helps.




_________________
I had the right to remain silent....but I didn't.

http://burlingtonscwt.wordpress.com/

Be my assbook friend
aman

Location: India

Post Tue May 03, 2011 9:28 am   Reply with quote         


seamusoisin wrote:
I believe a "file extension 2 is a corrupt file. Another common .2 problem occurs when the Windows registry contains invalid instructions or has had references to .2 files removed by spyware or other processes. Run a good registry cleaner to resolve many common .2 errors including file corruption.

Hope this helps.

i use Ccleaner but nothing happen , i just complete my today's chop then i save it in maximize compatibly , but when i open the file nxt time the extention was change ....
i found this while searching on net... http://www.file-extension.com/files/PSD/




seamusoisin

Location: Ottawa Strong!

Post Tue May 03, 2011 9:47 am   Reply with quote         


Is this the only file that won't open? If so the file is corrupted. If not then the OS maybe corrupted, then try a system restore and try again. You should state which OS you are on and what version of PS you are using.




_________________
I had the right to remain silent....but I didn't.

http://burlingtonscwt.wordpress.com/

Be my assbook friend
aman

Location: India

Post Tue May 03, 2011 10:17 am   Reply with quote         


seamusoisin wrote:
Is this the only file that won't open? If so the file is corrupted. If not then the OS maybe corrupted, then try a system restore and try again. You should state which OS you are on and what version of PS you are using.

3 files has been corrupted they are frm same project , im using win7 and PS ver. cs5 , cn't find anything to convert it back to psd format... Mad




vokaris
Site Moderator

Post Tue May 03, 2011 10:27 am   Reply with quote         


Can you post a link to download a sample corrupted file for inspection.

Also, try the free "PSD Extract/Recover tool" to extract layers from the corrupted file. http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/




aman

Location: India

Post Tue May 03, 2011 11:13 am   Reply with quote         


vokaris wrote:
Can you post a link to download a sample corrupted file for inspection.

Also, try the free "PSD Extract/Recover tool" to extract layers from the corrupted file. http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/

how to use this tool...?




vokaris
Site Moderator

Post Tue May 03, 2011 11:32 am   Reply with quote         


aman wrote:
vokaris wrote:
Can you post a link to download a sample corrupted file for inspection.

Also, try the free "PSD Extract/Recover tool" to extract layers from the corrupted file. http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/

how to use this tool...?

How to use
----------

Once the plugin is placed in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder, and Photoshop
has been relaunched,

1. File menu -> Open...
2. Select the PSD file you wish to extract from
3. Choose "PSD Extract/Recover" from the format popup menu
4. Click OK, and if the document has layers, a dialog appears for you
to choose which layer you wish to extract (or the merged image)
5. Click OK. The layer should appear in a new window.

You can re-open the same PSD to grab more layers.


Notes
-----
** The plugin may override Photoshop's built-in PSD/PSB format reader.
If you find Photoshop defaulting to this plugin, just remove it and
re-launch Photoshop. **

Trying to open PSBs larger than 30,000 pixels high or wide won't work.
Smaller ones will be fine, however.

In older versions of Photoshop (Mac 5.5 for instance), you will need to
check [X] Show All Files in the Open dialog, in order to choose this
plugin. (Otherwise PSDs will be opened by Photoshop's built-in format.)

ONLY image layers are extracted (not any other layer type).

There is currently no access to layer masks, alpha channels and spot
channels. This is planned to be added. If you need this right now,
or if you need to extract/recover many layers, you can use
my psdparse tool:

http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/#psdparse

This tool processes and exports ALL layers and channels of a PSD to PNG
in one operation.




vokaris
Site Moderator

Post Tue May 03, 2011 11:44 am   Reply with quote         


P.S. I couldn't make it work on a 64-bit Win7/64-bit PS CS5, but it works in 32-bit PS CS5. I don't have any corrupted PSDs to try it on.




aman

Location: India

Post Tue May 03, 2011 12:13 pm   Reply with quote         


vokaris wrote:
aman wrote:
vokaris wrote:
Can you post a link to download a sample corrupted file for inspection.

Also, try the free "PSD Extract/Recover tool" to extract layers from the corrupted file. http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/

how to use this tool...?

How to use
----------

Once the plugin is placed in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder, and Photoshop
has been relaunched,

1. File menu -> Open...
2. Select the PSD file you wish to extract from
3. Choose "PSD Extract/Recover" from the format popup menu
4. Click OK, and if the document has layers, a dialog appears for you
to choose which layer you wish to extract (or the merged image)
5. Click OK. The layer should appear in a new window.

You can re-open the same PSD to grab more layers.


Notes
-----
** The plugin may override Photoshop's built-in PSD/PSB format reader.
If you find Photoshop defaulting to this plugin, just remove it and
re-launch Photoshop. **

Trying to open PSBs larger than 30,000 pixels high or wide won't work.
Smaller ones will be fine, however.

In older versions of Photoshop (Mac 5.5 for instance), you will need to
check [X] Show All Files in the Open dialog, in order to choose this
plugin. (Otherwise PSDs will be opened by Photoshop's built-in format.)

ONLY image layers are extracted (not any other layer type).

There is currently no access to layer masks, alpha channels and spot
channels. This is planned to be added. If you need this right now,
or if you need to extract/recover many layers, you can use
my psdparse tool:

http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/#psdparse

This tool processes and exports ALL layers and channels of a PSD to PNG
in one operation.

thnx for yr feedbacks , but i can find the 1st psd file of project hope i make the layers again .....thnx vokaris but i cn't find that tool in cs5 ,i can paste as u say to plugin folder , anyway i do this thing another time .. thnx for ye help Smile....




vokaris
Site Moderator

Post Tue May 03, 2011 12:35 pm   Reply with quote         


1. place the filter in the plug-in folder
2. start photoshop
3. go to file - open
4. look at the "files of type" options (default is All Formats) - select PSD Extract/Recover





Photoshop Contest Forum Index - General Discussion - File Extension 2 - Reply to topic

You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum


Navigate PSC
Contests open  completed  winners  prizes  events  rules  rss 
Galleries votes  authentic  skillful  funny  creative  theme  winners 
Interact register  log in/out  forum  chat  user lookup  contact 
Stats monthly leaders  hall of fame  record holders 
PSC advantage  news (rss)  faq  about  links  contact  home 
Help faq  search  new users  tutorials  contact  password 

Adobe, the Adobe logo, Adobe Photoshop, Creative Suite and Illustrator are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
Text and images copyright © 2000-2006 Photoshop Contest. All rights reserved.
A venture of ExpertRating.com