Batch editing files is not working at all.

An action is made in PhotoShop (up to date version). Several CR3 files are selected and Tools/Photoshop/Image Processor is chosen. Section 2: Save in same location is selected Section 3: /Save as Jpeg /convert to sRGB are chosen Section 4: Run action is checked off and I have selected the action I want to run. I select RUN.

In seconds I get a message (which I have received for years) that says Sorry, I could not process the following files...

I CAN run this action if I put a file in Photoshop and run one at a time.

This just happened suddenly and was working fine a few days ago. Lots of room on my computer (Moved 900GB of photo files to an external drive to free up space three days ago.)

Any help is greatly appreciated as I have prom photos to process. Thank you!

I have on-demand files setup on OneDrive to reduce disk space usage. I will push out source files like videos and audio. OneDrive allows you to block specific services from triggering the on-demand download. I am unable to block bridge because it is a seporate service not attached to a main .app or executable. It would be good for this to be handled in a better way than needing to block the bridge entirely, but it would be good if I was allowed to do this as I can no longer use bridge in my workflow. and I previously never closed it, and used it as my main explorer.

This is a bug rather than an idea. When playing audio files in the preview panel, there are 2 issues.

The first is that when a file starts playing, it is silent for the first second or so, then the sound cuts in and then the file stops playing a few seconds after. Once that happens once, the file can be previewed normally.

The second issue is that when my audio is being output through my audio interface (Behringer umc404hd) the audio preview is distorted and sounds almost grainy or gritty. I have tested if it was my speaker or interface, but the audio is clear and normal when played through any other program. It is also clear when not output through the interface. I'm not sure how I can fix that because Bridge doesn't have the same audio options that Audition has.

I run several QHD (2560 x 1440 px) monitors, two 25 inch and one Cintiq 27 pen display. There's no way to display Bridge well with the options given in Preferences. The largest scale in 100% is way too small, automatic seems not to do anything and at 200 and largest font everyhing is gigantic.

Usability is seriously hampered, as tools like batch renaming are extremely small. Generally, the GUI displays a questionable hierarchy of font sizes. Address bar font larger than Main menu, Search field text very small, Thumbnail Tooltipps on Hover even ridiculously small (maybe 6 px). This all looks very unrefined. I'm also surprised to see stuttering when dragging the borders of the sidebars. This should not happen on a modern machine.

I run several QHD (2560 x 1440 px) monitors, two 25 inch and one Cintiq 27 pen display. There's no way to display Bridge well with the options given in Preferences. The largest scale in 100% is way too small, automatic seems not to do anything and at 200 and largest font everyhing is gigantic.

Usability is seriously hampered, as tools like batch renaming are extremely small. Generally, the GUI displays a questionable hierarchy of font sizes. Address bar font larger than Main menu, Search field text very small, Thumnail Tooltipps on Hover even ridiculously small (maybe 6 px). This all looks very unrefined. I'm also surprised to see stuttering when dragging the borders of the sidebars. This should not happen on a modern machine.