On Friday 12 February 2010 09:15:11 Helge Hafting wrote: > I have used digikam for many years, to view and tag my photos. After not > using it for a while, > I had problems starting digikam. An upgrade to 2:1.1.0-1 fixed that. > > But then digikam surprisingly asked me where my albums was, as if the old > info was forgotten. > It spent a long time reading the disk. Well, that has happened with upgrades > before.
Helge, Sorry to hear that digikam isn't working too well for you. First thing I would recommend is to backup your existing albums as is to DVD or some other high density storage. > At first things looked normal, old tagged images still have their tags. Good. > > But the albums themselves doesn't work too well. > I open the view for "september 2009" for example. And I see lots of albums, > many which are > from 2008 or 2007 or 2005. Strange. Well, looking at the filesystem, the > date on the directories > are indeed in september 2009. That didn't bother digikam before, though. Yes, > I may have > modified some files in those directories, with a new improved raw converter. > Still, it'd be nice > to fix this in some way. The files have correct dates in EXIF. > > Much worse: Albums comes up *empty* when I try to view them. This is wrong - > the files > are there and xloadimage will display them. Currently I can't use digikam as > a viewer. > I'll try reverting to older versions, but vorry about loosing my many tags. There is a re-read meta data from images option, which can be used to get your database back into sync, available under the Albums menu. I would also recommend you check your Collections Settings, under the configure digikam menu. I would also recommend you check with upstream support as they maywell have some better advice: http://www.digikam.org/drupal/support Mark
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