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After installing Bridge 12.0, when I access a folder of images (that have been culled originally from photo mechanic version 6), the images flicker like mad (including xmp files) on the screen (see file attached) making it unusable.
I reverted back to the previous edition of Bridge and the flickering/bug went but Adobe has now forced me to have the latest Bridge 12.0 and the problem has returned.
Please can I have some assistance from someone? I would normally just run off the old Bridge but it wont work unless it has the latest update.
I hope I can find help here. I am disspaointed that is no live chat or way of speaking specifically to someone from Adobe, like a helpdesk or chat.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Kind regards,
Jennifer
Thnaks Adobe, whit the new update 12.00.1 my Adobe Bridge it work rightly.
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Hi Jen,
This is a bug in the latest Bridge. There's nothing you can do to resolve it at this point beyond being patient while we wait for a fix.
I am very sorry about this. (BTW, I'm a middleman here, I can only report.)
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H Jen0101, I have the same problem when I install bridge 12, now I have returned to version 11 hoping that adove will solve the problem in a new update.
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Hi,
Thanks for your feedback, we are able to reproduce the issue. Team is investigating the same.
Thanks,
Bridge Team
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Thnaks Adobe, whit the new update 12.00.1 my Adobe Bridge it work rightly.
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A year later the problem still persists. Different computers, different versions of Bridge. What now?
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I'm on 13.01.583 and it's started happening for me. Never had it before.
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FYI, I updated it to the newest version and it still has the issue (13.0.1.583)
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Same here. When will we get a fix please Adobe.
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Same as well. Most annoying thing ever.
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I wonder if some screening algorithm is in a superposition trying to decide on a censorship decision, causing this distracting "blinking" effect.