Pictures keep turning black

[Joel22450587fu46]

Photos keep going black, and it looks like a broken tv error. Please help ASAP as I have a deadline coming up. and I cannot see the photos I've placed in

[Per Berntsen]

It appears that you have a problem with InDesign.

A moderator will move this thread to the InDesign forum for you, this forum is for issues with the forums themselves.

I'm not an InDesign expert, and don't use a Mac, but my guess is that this is GPU related.

There is probably an option in preferences to disable the GPU, try that.

[Eugene Tyson]

Everyone has given very good advice so far. 

I'll just chime in - as I've seen this before.

It was due to slight corruption in the images. 

Locate the images - and resave them and it should resolve. 

@chrisg11235813  has already suggested this.

You should be able to open the image - save them again and it should resolve.

If it doesn't - then try saving as a different file format.

If you're not sure what format - let the community know what the content of the image is (screenshot will do) and we can recommend an appropriate file format. 

Thanks

[LinSims]

And here I am, to move this to the (hopefully) correct forum.

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[Joel22450587fu46]

How do i resolve this issue ?

[Per Berntsen]

Did you restart Indesign after disabling the GPU? Did you restart the computer?

If neither of these things help, the images could be corrupted.

How do they look in Photoshop?

[BobLevine]

Indeed there is a preference for GPU performance in your preferences. This type of thing is usually cured by turning it off.

[Joel22450587fu46]

I've turned it off. unfortunately it still does not work 😞

[chrisg11235813]

Have you tried saving your links differently?

Maybe change the file type, try flattening the image, if there are different compression options, try changing those.

[Brad @ Roaring Mouse]

Where are your links stored currently? If they are on an external drive, and you are on Monterey, check your Mac's System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Full Disk Access: Are all your Adobe Apps listed there and checked? If not, do so.