Obviously, the issue is present on both Windows and Linux i. Picasa on Wine. Google product forums suggest the issue is there for a while. The issue is probably with the way Picasa parses the XMP data and tries to write something in the metadata that states the image was last edited with it. Many image editing software do the same, but with Picasa there seems to be a fault that prevents one of the very basic functionalities of an image editing application — i.
In this way, there is no XMP parsing issues and Picasa saves the file correctly. View all posts by Mayukh. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. I am processing 1, photos and this is still very tedious. Also, every now and then a real nasty photo seems to cause it to lock completely same message , but despite restarting the save changes - it fails to get past that image.
Copy the image using file manager to another folder then put it back, and it's fine. I have uninstalled, turned off Anti-Virus and re-installed. Done a full disk health check in windows and repaired everything Search for: Search. Refine Search. Sort by Relevance Date, Forward Date, Backward Start a set with this search Include this search in one of my sets Exclude this search from one of my sets. So you have to check that your images are not set to read only.
Also it's worth to try uninstalling and re-installing Picasa. From this source. Where are the photos located when you try to edit them? If you have copied them to a folder on the hard drive, check to see if they are still read-only. Also form this discussion. Those two edits red-eye and retouch are the only edits that get immediately applied to the JPEG on disk. All other edits are "remembered" and so there's no real work Picasa has to do in those cases.
I suspect you'd also see the same error if you did any edit to one of those photos and tried to save the edit e. I'd guess that maybe the photo you're is marked "read only"?
Or, maybe you have a folder called "Originals" in that folder? When Picasa re-writes a photo, it stashes the original photos in a hidden "Originals" folder that it creates in the same folder as your photo. I kind of suspect that if you had a folder with that name in there, that might result in something like what you're seeing Try doing a save of a simple edit.
Make sure you have to folders of your own called "Originals" See if you can create a folder called "Originals" in the same folder as one of the photos you're trying to save From Google product forum. I've been playing with the new built looking for problems. I may have stumbled upon a solution to the disk error problem. I attempted to Export some files and got "Unable to write all files due to a disk error. This disk may be full or readonly.
I noticed on the Export to Folder page the "Location of exported folder" was the address of the memory card used to download the photos. Once changed to another drive, Export worked correctly. It appears the default for the Exported Folder is the last source used. Obviously, attempting to Export back to a memory card that's not plugged in won't work.
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Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Asked 9 years, 8 months ago. Active 9 years, 6 months ago. Viewed 2k times. When I try to save I get a message Unable to write redeye due to disk error. The disk may be full or read only When I try to delete nothing happens and the photo is still there.
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