Hi!
The psd file from the archive attached below can not be opened. An instance of Aspose.PSD.CoreExceptions.ImageLoadException is thrown while executing:
var image = Image.Load(FilePath)
Tried with Aspose.PSD 20.4.0 and 20.2.0 as well.
Thanks for any help.
sample.zip (38.3 KB)
I have observed the issue shared by you and have created an issue with ID PSDNET-625 to further investigate and resolve the issue. This thread has been linked with the issue so that you may be notified once the issue will be fixed.
Hello,
this is quite serious problem for us - do you have any ETA for the fix?
Regards
We have investigated the issue on our end. Aspose.PSD doesn’t support the opening of any formats except PSD, PSB, and AI. So this is expected behavior.
However, Aspose.PSD support adding of Png, Jpeg, Bmp, Tiff, Gif formats as a layer: Here is an example on the docs site. There is one other example shared here as well.
We have created a ticket with ID PSDNET-629 in our issue tracking systems for charging the Exception Message on trying to open not supported formats as an image.
@mudassir.fayyaz Please note that the attached zip archive contains a .psd file. I was not able to upload it directly because this forum would only let me add certain file types…
Also, the same file can be opened by older versions of the Aspose.PSD nuget, e.g. 19.2.0.
Note, file can be opened in Photoshop without any problems and after small change and resave, can be processed via PSD API without any problems.
So, we can consider this issue to be closed then after your successful testing.
You can zip your PSD and share separately with us. I will appreciate, if you may please open a separate thread for this.
Are you actually reading the notes above? As I said, if you take the attachment, UNZIP It and extract the PSD from it, then you can open it in Photoshop, as we as you can open it in older versions of the Aspose.PSD.
So please, do not close this issue.
I am sorry for the inconvenience.
Can you please share which previous version you are able to open the file wit using API.
It was Aspose.PSD 19.2.0 - as stated above in other reply.
We are sorry for your inconvenience. We have re-opened the issue for further investigation and will share the feedback with you ASAP.