Importing .jpeg has grey lines across half of the frame

[Alice373165806dlw]

Hello. When I place jpegs into frames grey lines appear over half the box. I have the highest quality view setting on. Has anyone experienced this before? 

[Alice373165806dlw]

after exporting it still has the lines

[Peter Spier]

Can you share that page? It looks like there might be some other object on a layer above that has a blending mode, perhaps, that makes it invisible without the background.

[Alice373165806dlw]

Hi, Please see image of the page. There shouldnt be anything on top. When I move the frame across the page its still got the lines

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@Alice373165806dlw

Either corrupted JPEG file or your INDD file.

What if you place this JPEG into a new, blank INDD file? 

And what if you switch to "normal" - not highest quality? 

That's just some old building so highest level is unnecessary. 

[Peter Spier]

As @Robert at ID-Tasker  asks, waht happens in a new file?

[Alice373165806dlw]

In a new file it does the same. I have tried several different images and it does it with them all 

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

In a new file it does the same. I have tried several different images and it does it with them all 

By @Alice373165806dlw

Can you re-save them in Photoshop? 

[Alice373165806dlw]

So it seems to be doing the same in photoshop 

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@Alice373165806dlw

Then it looks like your JPEG files are corrupted?

Can you zoom in in the app shown below? 

Can you share one of the affected JPEG files? 

[Peter Spier]

Screen shots are pretty interesting -- one bad in Photoshop and one apparently good on what?

Can you share the photo?

[Alice373165806dlw]

Its the windows photo app. I have attached the image

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Its the windows photo app. I have attached the image

By @Alice373165806dlw

You need to upload it again 😞 

Sorry, it's working now. 

[Peter Spier]

Very Strange. I think this is corrupted scanner data, but I was able to repair the file by opening in Windows Photos, where it displayed correctly, and saving as .tif/

[Alice373165806dlw]

Will do that then. Thankyou!

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Looks like something is wrong with the left half of the image - in the header?

In 8x8 squares:

[leo.r]

Yes, I can confirm a similar behavior on Mac:

When opening the original JPEG, there are lines in Photoshop and InDesign, but NOT when opening in Preview (or previewing in the Finder). Resaving as TIFF (or PNG) from Preview solves the problem.

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@Alice373165806dlw

And which OS and InDesign versions?

Win 11 - might be a problem with latest KBxxxxxxx updates. 

InDesign 19.5.2 - downgrade to 19.5.1