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Add-on for video editing in Blender 3D: edit videos faster! Included in Blender 2.81+
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Import Local Footage doesn't import the first file in each folder #344

Closed henriiquecampos closed 5 years ago

henriiquecampos commented 5 years ago

Whenever I import files using Import Local Footage CTRL + I it ignores the first file on each folder.

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NathanLovato commented 5 years ago

Is this blender 2.79? We don't support it anymore, you should work with blender 2.80 and a recent version of the plugin.

Then, if you have the same issue in the latest version, please go to the script editor/workspace and copy/paste the content of the JSON file that the operator stores there.

NathanLovato commented 5 years ago

Note this never happened to me: I always use this operator to import all my footage. So it might have something to do with the file name? Anyway gotta see with the latest version of the addon as I changed some code in this operator

henriiquecampos commented 5 years ago

Just tested in 2.8, the issue seems to be solved. Gonna update to it.

henriiquecampos commented 5 years ago

Reopening this, it is still happening in 2.8 in the following .gif it skipped the first and second itens, and note it skipped the audio files for these as well

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NathanLovato commented 5 years ago

I need reproducible steps, otherwise can't fix the bug. I've never had it here

henriiquecampos commented 5 years ago

Reproduction Steps

  1. Create a folder, e.g. root
  2. Add audio, image and video folders
  3. Create a .blend file and save in the root folder.
  4. Add some, 10+, files to video and audio folders (.mp4 for video, .flac for audio)
  5. Open the .blend file
  6. Position the cursor at the frame 0
  7. Press CTRL + I to trigger the PowerSequencer Import Local Footage

Notes

Try naming the files with the following structure: 000 - File Name.extension where 000 is the file index

NathanLovato commented 5 years ago

I just needed what makes this bug happen reliably, the naming pattern in this case. Thanks, I'll check it out

On April 19, 2019 1:33:08 AM GMT+09:00, Henrique Campos notifications@github.com wrote:

Reproduction Steps

  1. Create a folder, e.g. root
  2. Add audio, image and video folders
  3. Create a .blend file and save in the root folder.
  4. Add some, 10+, files to video and audio folders (.mp4 for video, .flac for audio)
  5. Open the .blend file
  6. Position the cursor at the frame 0
  7. Press CTRL + I to trigger the PowerSequencer Import Local Footage

Notes

Try naming the files with the following structure: 000 - File Name.extension

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NathanLovato commented 5 years ago

I just tested this, I don't have the problem. All video files get imported properly:

Screenshot from 2019-06-24 12-03-19

Screenshot from 2019-06-24 12-03-51

16 input files, same naming scheme... does this still happen with the latest Blender 2.80 and latest power sequencer? If so, could you send me a project folder that has the issue? Import local footage mainly checks that the file is e.g. video/**/*.video_ext and that it's not in a BL_proxy folder, so there shouldn't be issues regardless of the name. I don't understand why it's happening - and why it's happening to you in particular.

henriiquecampos commented 5 years ago

I'm doing it through the built-in workflow lately...I will try to test it out soon to see if I can get this again.

NathanLovato commented 5 years ago

I rewrote import local footage, still couldn't reproduce the issue. Closing for now, please reopen if you still have it.