I am using GraphicsMagick and currently running into the following issue:
when executing
gm identify <filename>.png
I'm getting the following error:
gm identify: CgBI: unknown critical chunk (<filename>.png)
gm identify: Request did not return an image.
This is a png extracted from an iPhone. Though it may not contain an actual image, I do need the image info.
Tried opening it with several editors:
Using the debug parameter provides the following line:
libpng-1.5.14 error: CgBI: unknown critical chunk
I'm running the latest GraphicsMagick (1.3.18).
Does anyone know what's going on, and how I will be able to get this to return the image info?
Thanks in advance.
The PNG you are trying to read has been run through Apple's "Xcode" version of pngcrush, which creates files that aren't PNGs. I believe Apple's pngcrush also has the capability of undoing the damage and more-or-less restoring the original PNG, using the "-revert-iphone-optimizations" option, although it's not mathematically possible to restore the color channels exactly for transparent or semitransparent pixels.
set in xcode build setting this flag to NO
Remove Text Metadata From PNG Files = NO
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