Raw files cannot be ungrouped from stack #394
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Signed-off-by: Michael Mayer <michael@liquidbytes.net>
Signed-off-by: Michael Mayer <michael@liquidbytes.net>
Signed-off-by: Michael Mayer <michael@liquidbytes.net>
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Please try again :) |
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I started the latest docker image and tried to unstack two raws with their respective sidecar files. Am I doing something wrong? |
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Not 100% sure, do you want to delete the JPEG completely? It should be possible to remove both RAWs, so that the JPEG remains. Worked without issues when I just tested it with a .mov file and a JPEG. |
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Sorry, I just noticed that I didn"t say that the sidecar is auto-generated. |
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You can never unstack a JPEG from a stack that has only one JPEG, otherwise the stack becomes invisible as we can not display RAW files in a browser. Instead, remove everything except the primary JPEG. New JPEGs will be automatically generated for your RAWs or videos, unless you turned this off e.g. with read only mode and a sidecar storage path within your originals. |
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Ah, okay, I hadn't expected this behavior. So thanks for the explanation :) I could successfully ungroup both raws from the stack, and now both are shown as separate files with associated sidecar. So that works perfectly. The only problem is that I now also have a stack of the two original sidecar jpgs, which I can neither ungroup nor delete. |
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We'll add this (and more) to the docs soon :) |
When there are two JPEGs in a stack, you can remove one. If you don't need them, you can move them to the archive until we add a "permanent delete" option. |
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Thank you, that works for me :) |
I have two raw files that, because of errors with the camera's clock, have the same timestamp, but aren't related at all. I can understand why they have been stacked, but I'd like to ungroup them.
Both files have a sidecar jpg each, but if I click "ungroup" on it, only the JPG is removed from the stack; both raw files are still in it.
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