I can confirm that I have the exact same problem in fresh install of
ubuntu 18.04 today. Intel graphics here. Very annoying as this pops up
just as I decided to upgrade after a period of testing ( where I never
noticed this problem.)
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Little more than a year later I tried once again if it was possible to
import my existing collection of photoś and movies into shotwell. The
movies however still do not get categorized based on their creation date
to the events. This is still just like the initial problem. They all
get tagged no
In fact I insert the SD card into my cardreader. No camera involved.
As I mentioned before, the movie files are stored in a Bluray disc filesystem
compatible format on the card. Maybe more info is present elsewhere in that
structure, which is lost after files are stored on the harddisk. After
The impact of this issue might be mitigated once we have:
http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/1594
Nevertheless it would save lots of time when as a last resort file
creation date would be used for ordering in events.
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Thanks for responding.
It concerns the .MTS files (avchd, i think h264) from my panasonic
camera. They are stored on the SD card in a bluray file structure.
During import from the camera card, shotwell is able to gather
information about the video files. Once they are on my harddisk it
doesn't
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When I start to use Shotwell, I already have a vast collection of photos
and camera movies. Thay are all stored in date based Folders. I want to
merge it into shotwell and have photo's and movies on the same date
linked to the same event. This can in theory be done based on
that is great news! Let's hope the friendly ubuntu people package this
quickly so that all people with a panasonic digicam can download their
entire card again, including movies
12.3 we await thee!! ;-)
in the mean time i will have to deal with the fact that the shotwell
icon is not shown with
Hi Adam,
That is a real pity! A lot of digicams these days carry their movies in
a acvhd bluray disc compatible directory that is not beneath the dcim
directory ( at least the panasonic camera's) I was quite confident that
shotwell would replace digikam on my wife's and my dad's new ubuntu
I tried that, but it will not link my movies to events based on the
creation date that way. I'm quite sure the shotwell version in oneiric
did that correctly.
For me this application seems of no use any more. Such a pity. It was
ideal! I can't see how many many users are not affected by this.
The last remark is a bit harsh I suppose. I admire your effort in making
such a great piece of software. In the mean time I have compiled my own
version op shotwell, where I changed the bit of code where it looks for
dcim/DCIM. I will see how it goes.
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Expected behavior: Shotwell will detect and import pictures als well as
movies files. The latter being of type avchd and stored in the folder
/PRIVATE/AVCHD/BDMV/STREAM.
Exhibited behavior: Shotwell only lists and downloads the jpg photoś
This has worked all the way through
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1 week before release of precise the problem arose that I am unable to
log into my desktop with unity 3d (in the up to date beta2 install.
Before this it worked well since 15 feb. I have tried it with the guest
account to make sure it is not related to some setting in my own
Version shotwell
0.12.2
Version Ubuntu
12.04 64 bit.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/990725
Title:
Shotwell will not detect mts moviefiles on memory card
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