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I am experiencing a disk error while attempting to open or save *.SGI;*.RGB;*.RGBA;*.BW image files using the SGIRGB_Win64.zip plugin downloadable from the following link: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/optional-file-format-plugins.html. This same plugin works correctly in Photoshop CC (v19.1.6) and earlier. I have reinstalled Photoshop and have reset the preferences file by holding CTRL + ALT + SHIFT at startup, and the issue did not resolve.
Is anyone else able to reproduce the behavior that I am seeing?
System Information
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Motherboard: Supermicro C7X99-OCE
CPU: Intel Core i7-5930K
GPU: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 980 Ti, 353.62
RAM: 16GiB
HDD1 (Install): 1TB, 60% Free
HDD2 (N/A): 3TB, 35% Free
HDD3 (Scratch): 3TB, 54% Free
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (6.1.7601 Service Pack 1)
Adobe updated the Optional Plug-ins | Photoshop CC website on December 2, 2018. The plugin is now working. Jeff Arola, thanks for your assistance.
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Yes i got the same results with photoshop cc 2019 (ver 20.0) running on windows 10 1803.
In fact i tested all the optional plugins along with the ScriptingtListener plugin and none of them work.
Optional Photoshop CC plug-ins
Haven't checked the mac side yet.
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Until adobe fixes it, you can use the SGI plugin from here which does work:
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Thank you for taking the time to test and confirm what I am seeing. Also, thank you for forwarding me a link to an alternate SGI plugin. I will make use of the alternative plugin or continue to run Photoshop CC (ver 19.1.6) until the issue is resolved.
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You could report the issue over here where adobe wants users to report bugs:
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Done. I hope you don't mind but I mentioned you in my post. The fact that you tested all of the plugins and none of them worked seemed noteworthy. Thanks again.
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Adobe updated the Optional Plug-ins | Photoshop CC website on December 2, 2018. The plugin is now working. Jeff Arola, thanks for your assistance.