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The Karelia iMedia Browser, framework and application for browsing media on Mac OS X
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"Media File is Missing" on images from Lightroom 5 collection #54

Closed derpoliuk closed 7 years ago

derpoliuk commented 10 years ago

I have issue with parsing Lightroom 5 catalog. Here are steps to reproduce:

  1. Create new catalog in Lightroom 5.
  2. Add pictures to new catalog (IMPORTANT: not all thumbnails are generated at this moment). screen shot 2014-10-01 at 11 44 52
  3. Run iMediaTester project. It picks up latest catalog from Lightroom.
  4. All images without thumbnail in Lightroom are marked as "Media File is Missing". screen shot 2014-10-01 at 11 44 42
jjac commented 10 years ago

Hi Stanislav,

from the top of my head I think this is intended behavior in iMedia.

Have a look at the Lightroom parser. I think it only processes derived images with user edits applied from the catalog rendered in specific resolutions.

Hope that helps, Jörg

Am 01.10.2014 um 12:25 schrieb Stanislav Derpoliuk notifications@github.com:

I have issue with parsing Lightroom 5 catalog. Here are steps to reproduce:

Create new catalog in Lightroom 5. Add pictures to new catalog (IMPORTANT: not all thumbnails are generated at this moment). https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1434418/4473589/fd2b1aac-4954-11e4-87e9-f143575de810.png Run iMediaTester project. It picks up latest catalog from Lightroom. All images without thumbnail in Lightroom are marked as "Media File is Missing". https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1434418/4473590/0049f1a4-4955-11e4-8035-d72230d01f78.png — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/iMediaSandboxing/iMedia/issues/54.

derpoliuk commented 10 years ago

Thanks @jjac

iMedia 2.x (in our project in development) parses this kind of catalogs with no problems. Maybe there were changes in local copy of iMedia. I'll check it tomorrow.

Again, thank you for reply.

Kind Regards, Stanislav.

gloubibou commented 9 years ago

The Lightroom parser sets an error message on the IMBObject when it fails to load the preview image from the pyramid file.

Commit d3dc7bce55d59346a63f7b13c8f3bf79ff3363ad makes sure that is preserved so it can be displayed. Previously a generic "Media File is Missing" message was shown.

iMedia 2.x falls back to displaying the master image when there is a problem with the pyramid file. This may look better, but can have iMedia show and use unedited images.

jjac commented 7 years ago

Works as designed.