CO7 Catalog Fails to import all files. ** Edited **
I have 2200 images and CO7 imports only 1590. What happens/ed to the rest? I used folder import for this.
Trying the Media Pro import option in CO7, I imported the Media Pro Catalog that represented the same set of files I was trying to import above. At the end I got a message saying there were 676 incompatible files, but no log of which files were incompatible. If I look at one folder that had three JPEGS and one PSD in it. Only one JPEG was imported. So PSD's and some JPEGS are considered incompatible files.
What is an incompatible file? And where is the log with a fully qualified link to the files that are considered incompatible?
Thanks
Edit:Added additional information. Removed spurious comments.
Trying the Media Pro import option in CO7, I imported the Media Pro Catalog that represented the same set of files I was trying to import above. At the end I got a message saying there were 676 incompatible files, but no log of which files were incompatible. If I look at one folder that had three JPEGS and one PSD in it. Only one JPEG was imported. So PSD's and some JPEGS are considered incompatible files.
What is an incompatible file? And where is the log with a fully qualified link to the files that are considered incompatible?
Thanks
Edit:Added additional information. Removed spurious comments.
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I'm demoing C1P 7.1.3 in consideration of an upgrade from C1P 6.4.4 and MediaPro 1.2.0.54197.
I first imported a small MP catalog of a couple hundred images with no problem. I then tried to import a large MP catalog containing close to 25000 images, and received the following message after import:
3513 files imported
21250 incompatible files
0 offline files skipped
As the original poster mentioned, there is no reference as to which "incompatible" files were skipped, or why.
The catalog I imported contains NEF, IIQ, TIFF, JPG, and PSD files, so I'm not sure what's so incompatible.0 -
It's a pain when this happens during a demo, Murphy's law they say.
You could separate the images per type and load each type separately. That way, you could perhaps find out what's the culprit.
Did you already raise a support request with phase one. I'm sure they'll be able to find out for you what's the problem.
Please do feedback to the forum, inquisitive minds are interested 😎0 -
[quote="Destry Jaimes" wrote:
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As the original poster mentioned, there is no reference as to which "incompatible" files were skipped, or why.
The catalog I imported contains NEF, IIQ, TIFF, JPG, and PSD files, so I'm not sure what's so incompatible.
The PSD files are incompatible for sure. CO 7 does not import PSD.0 -
[quote="Paul_Steunebrink" wrote:
CO 7 does not import PSD.
Not a big deal for me if it doesn't import PSD (the few PSDs I have are just design mock-ups), but I'm sure others would appreciate at least the ability to catalog PSDs.
So, as an update: I began a fresh import of the same ~25000 image catalog yesterday around 12:00pm CST, and as of this morning at 7:15am (19hrs later), I'm at 16093 of 24763.
This is definitely trucking along better than the first attempt, but damn it's taking forever!
I've been hesitant on upgrading to C1P7 because I do work heavily in catalogs, so I've been skeptical as to the performance and stability of this LightRoom-esque evolution of combining DAM and Raw processing.
Hopefully this large import will allow me to put C1P7 through the tests successfully, but I guess time will tell ...0
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