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Lightroom isnt importing video files, pretty sure it must a a setting ive not checked somewhere> ive tried purging cache ....no different.
Camera Sony RX100
thanks for any tips?
No, you can't work with video in Develop.
You can tweak some settings using the Quick Develop panel in the Library module. If you're not seeing all the controls, click the little triangles to expand the sections...
Overall, LrC isn't really good at dealing with video though, imho. Outside of basic cataloging, I'd recommend looking elsewhere if you want real video editing capabilities.
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Some details would help, like...
What version of Lightroom?
What OS?
What steps are you doing and where is the processing failing?
Are there any error messages?
Have you been able to import videos from this camera in the past?
Can you import videos from a different camera?
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No idea what Lr 2-2-2-v10 is. You can click Help --> System Info to get the version number.
"no video files visible" - if no video files are showing up on the import screen, it sounds like you're not pointing at whatever folder they're stored in on the memory card. If you're using the import source under the Devices section, try going to the Files section and navigating to the folder the videos are stored in.
As a troubleshooting step, you could also try copying the video files from the memory card onto your desktop using File Explorer and then see if you're able to import from there.
If those don't help, please add a screenshot of your import screen to this post. Also, would then still like to know if this has ever worked and if you're able to import videos from another camera.
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No, you can't work with video in Develop.
You can tweak some settings using the Quick Develop panel in the Library module. If you're not seeing all the controls, click the little triangles to expand the sections...
Overall, LrC isn't really good at dealing with video though, imho. Outside of basic cataloging, I'd recommend looking elsewhere if you want real video editing capabilities.
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