Win 8.1 Pro x64, PP CC 12.1.1 (build 10) ... View more

I am sure the OP figured it out since this thread is from 2017 but in my case this appears to be a bug in the latest version. I can select my timeline, go to file > export > media and it deselects my timeline and does not bring up the window. The only way I was able to get the export dialog was with the CTRL M key command. ... View more

I tried one version prior already with the same result. Any ideas as to a good stable older version to roll back to? ... View more

I explicitly disabled the onboard graphics in the BIOS and it made no change. (It was set to "disabled unless primary" or something similar and I set it to "disabled") Any other ideas? ... View more

Onboard graphics shows disabled in the Intel desktop software and is not listed in Dev Mgr. I will F2 it again and take a look in the BIOS but I am pretty sure I disabled it there when I first got the card. ... View more

The broken link is still broken. Glad I found this thread. Come on Adobe link has been down for like 4 months now... ... View more

I knew it was something simple, thanks! ... View more

For those of you who like to tinker with scripts, there is an application called AutoHotkey where you can automate all kinds of routine processes on a PC.  Be sure to download the AutoHotkey macro recorder (you may have to search around the internet a bit to find it, or get another version of macro recorder from a third party) but you can basically follow these steps to automate HDR processing in LR using this application. Before beginning, download and install AutoHotkey http://ahkscript.org/ and this copy which includes the macro recorder (while the link lasts) https://web.archive.org/web/20150908182356/http://www.autohotkey.com/download/AutoHotkey.zip 1. Stack your LR brackets using auto stack (I do a 3 shot bracket on my camera with the timer so they are all within 5-6 seconds, adjust to yours as needed so they stack neatly, check for stack errors before beginning) 2. Run the Macro Recorder and start recording (the first time only, just to write the script) 3. Click your first thumbnail in the timeline (stacked images) and hit CTRL SHIFT H to start the HDR merge (Before you do this you may want to run a manual/GUI HDR merge from the right click menu to make sure the settings in LR are what you want as it repeats your last HDR options with the CTRL SHIFT H keyboard shortcut) 4. stop the macro recorder and save the script somewhere you can find easily (desktop) with the .ahk extension 5 Right click and "edit" your script to add the following:   A. Move the mouse moves, clicks, window focus, and other commands to the top so they are not repeated in the loop   B. add the "loop" command and  the number of times to loop the script (100 in my example) to repeat the HDR merge again after advancing:  loop, 100 {   }   C. Add the "wait" command to wait for the HDR merge to complete before advancing (I set mine to 10000ms but on slow computers you may want to do 20s (20000ms, etc.)   D. Add a command for "Arrow Key Right" to advance to the next image once the HDR is complete 6. test it out and see what happens by running the script you saved 7. Once your script works, just follow step 1, then run the saved script from wherever you saved it. Here is an example of my script, yours will have different data depending on what your catalog is named, etc.  I do not offer support on this product so don't ask, but for those willing to figure it out it is worth the time.  You do need to run the macro recorder to get most of this, then add the rest of the info from my script example. WinWait, 2016 Catalog - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom - Library, IfWinNotActive, 2016 Catalog - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom - Library, , WinActivate, 2016 Catalog - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom - Library, WinWaitActive, 2016 Catalog - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom - Library, MouseClick, left,  67,  665 Sleep, 100 Loop, 100 { Send, {CTRLDOWN}{SHIFTDOWN}h{SHIFTUP}{CTRLUP} Sleep, 100000 Send, {RIGHT} } ... View more

Hi dj_paige, thanks for your reply.  I got the version number from the help menu so it is accurate (2015.7 [10190788]).  The photos are from a new set taken last week.  Either way, after closing and reopening LR the sliders reappeared.  Not sure if it was a bug or something specific to my system but it appears to be solved. ... View more

+1 for the batch, every other app does it. I use EnfuseGUI or manually blend in PS but love the quality and ease of LR HDR. It makes the final edits so much easier because it gets everything right for the most part. ... View more