Michael Vance
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An error occurred while saving the comment Bridge: v12.0.1.246
Win10 Pro: 19043.1466All pull-down menus are non-functional. Resetting preferences/deleting caches has not changed the behavior but did reset the "New Filename" options to some default configuration from what was set. The pull-downs only present the currently set option per the attached screenshot where the "Date Time, Date Created" only presents the "YYYYMMDD" option where it should reveal other options. Tried every pull-down and none of them present any options.
Needless to say, this makes Batch Rename unusable in this version.
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Uninstalled 12.0.1.246 keeping the preferences and installed 12.0.0.234 (last v12 presented in CC). The pull-down menus function correctly presenting the expected options. It is possible to select/modify options in "New Filename" section as well as see "Present" options.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Update: it was necessary to terminate Bridge to move the video file--deselecting the file did not close the file handle is my guess. After terminating Bridge, it was possible to move the file. With Bridge open, it the move would fail with the open in application error.
The "Move to" command sometimes reports an error when trying to move files. It could be related to the fact that the files are on a NAS? Nevertheless, it is does fail frequently either silently or with an error as noted in the attached screenshot.
Another observation is that ungrouping a stack does not execute in place rather the media is at the bottom of the page causing you to have to drag it into position. It is impossible to drag a stack--really? Dragging files from the bottom to the top of a page does not function properly. When you drag the selected files to the top, it often does not scroll and if you are not careful can hit one of the tabs and change directory. These issues have made managing my rather large project, extremely difficult and time consuming.