Bridge CC collection files

Does anyone know where to find the system-files relative to Bridge Collections in Bridge CC?
In Bridge CS6 the files were located at:
/User/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Bridge CS6/Collections/

I understand that I'm unfortunate enough to be the one and only to suffer this single-click plague ?
Don't know if you are the only one but at the most one of very few I'm afraid…
Do a check and repair permissions with Apple Disk Utility and double check your mouse and track path settings in the system preferences (there is a setting that lets you double click with one single finger tick).
And you can always combine the reset of prefs with the delete of plist file for Bridge in User library preferences (by default hidden, use menu go with option to reveal this library). Maybe you have to try a bit more often with reset prefs, sometimes 3 or 4 go's can do a miracle.

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Bridge Collection file / folder name single quote bug fix?

Just starting using Bridge CS5 on WIndows 7. Fresh install of OS and CS5. Latest patches applied (4.0.5.11).
After laboriously selecting 60+ files and creating a colelction, the collection showed zero items.
I recreated the collection multiple times but same result. This was supremely frustrating and a huge time waster for me (and I'm sure for others).
Completely repeatable.
Tracked this down to one of my folders having a single quote in its name. This problem was documented back in 2010:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2936294
I edited the collection file in notepad and replaced the single quote with %27. Worked fine.
But manually editting the collection file everytime I make a change to the collection or renaming my folder hierachry are not viable workarounds.
Does anybody know if a fix was ever released for this? What is Adobe's response to this?
It apparently is a regression (i.e. it was fixed in a pevious verision and now is back).
This is a programming 101 bug (i.e. escaping special characters in file names).
This type of programing error is a real showstopper and really inexcuable, especially for how long it has been out there.
Jeff

Thanks for posting this problem on the photoshop feedback page.
It's clear many of us have tripped on this issue and that it is time Adobe fixed this problem.
To hedge our collective bets, I also filed a "bug report" using this web page:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
It interesting to note that I did not find a bug report form for Bridge - the site just offers a redirect to the general feedback form on Photoshop. But there was a bug report form for Premier Pro (a program they obviously care more about). So I filed this issue as an official bug against Premier Pro thinking it may get greater visiability. What follows is what I submitted. If I hear back from the development team I'll let this thread know.
Jeff
******BUG******
File names / folders with single quotes (e.g., Jeff's Photos) are not properly escaped in the collection xml file created by Bridge which is used to manage assets in Photoshop, Premier Pro, etc. The single quote, which is a valid filename symbol in Windows, should be converted to %27 in the xml file but is left "as is" which prematurely terminates filename / folder strings. The net effect varies based on the operation being performed, but it is typically a silent error (i.e. the user is given no warning anything is wrong) and can result in catastrophic loss of critical assets.
It is simple to repro: just create a folder with a single quote in the name, populate it with content files, and create a collection. The next time you use it, the collection shows up as 0 entries.
The bug (which appears to be a regression) results in many users losing critical asset files and wasting huge amounts of time debugging this issue which was reported almost a year ago. The forums have many threads on this problem - see my recent entry for an example:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4112499#4112499
The bug is a trap that directly erodes customer confidence and satisfaction with Adobe's whole product line. Bridge is billed as hub that is supposed to tie all products together - but it cannot be trusted. Critical assets and time are lost. This is trivial bug to fix and many customers are outraged that Adobe has done nothing to fix it or warn users about it - especially since this is in your professional line of products that cost over a thousand dollars. Please escalate this fix immediately.
As a courtesy, please let me know this bug report was escalated and an ETA when a fix may become available.
Thank you

Sync Bridge photo collections to iPod?

I have hunted across the web and haven't even found a page that discusses the question, let alone answers it:
Is it possible to sync Adobe Bridge photo collections to an iPod?
I suspect the answer is no (or at least, not directly).
Ideally, what I would like to do is "sync selected collections" to my iPod, including both ordinary collections and smart collections.
Since I suspect there is no way set up within iTunes or iOS to sync from Bridge's collections, I am looking for workarounds that will allow me to do this.
I've poked around and found that the collections are really just XML documents containing a list of file names (including the full path for each file), and the smart collections are XML lists of criteria.
I have monkeyed around with aliases and symbolic links coupled with iTunes' "sync photos from folder..." dialogue, and it appears that aliases (aka shortcuts) will not work, and neither will symbolic links, but hard links will.
What's needed, then (and I believe this is the only way to accomplish my objective without doubling the hard disk space taken up) is a script/droplet/workflow/whatever that will take the collections from Bridge and create hardlinks for all photos from all collections, in a new directory (with the descriptive title "iPod syncing photos folder with hardlinks of collections' photos"—or maybe something shorter, heh heh.)
I would then have one main directory ("iPod photos") containing subdirectories with names corresponding to my Bridge collections, each subdirectory containing hard links to every photo in its namesake Bridge collection. Of course the script would have to be rerun before any iPod sync, since any changes to the contents of the collections (or the smart collections) would otherwise not be reflected in the iPod Photos directory. But it could conceivably work very nicely.
Can anyone scripting savvy point me in the direction of how I might accomplish this?

Thanks for the suggestion. I gave it a try and there are some major problems with it for my intended workflow: (listed in order of severity)
So many users so many workflows, I was just thinking out loud
1. It opens each photo individually in Photoshop. Yes, it only opens them for a second—but try running this on 4000 photos. (I don't have 4000; I have about 12000. I want roughly a third of them on my iPod.)
Actions are very useful but sometimes take its time. Personally I always use custom created actions in PS instead of the image processor or if you still have Bridge CS6 the Export panel (which does not start PS but let Bridge handle this job). However 10 or 1000 or even 12 K of images, let it run once overnight and you will be done without needing to look at it
2. This would have to be run manually, individually for each Bridge collection.
There you have a point I have no solution for. In a normal folder structure with the originals you could select the main folder, use menu view and select view items from subfolders and you could use one action to run on the whole content. But collections don't work that way and need to be selected one by one.
3. This would have to be run manually by collection each time I want to sync my iPod, in order to include any newly tagged or collected photos.
Yes, but that would be a minor effort because when adding new files to a collection you have those files already selected and can run any action on them.
4. When emailing or sharing photos from the iPod, full resolution images would no longer be available.
I'm not sure I follow this but I don't know what a full resolution file on your system would mean. I have used a lot of different dSLR since 2001 and currently use an 18 MP dSLR and there is no way I can email those HR files. For me the usual limit per email attachment is 10 MB and my HR files saved in Jpeg Max are around 15 to 20 MB each. My HR archive form the past 10 years contains 65 K of images and needs 500 GB of storage…
5. I have over 17 GB of photos. With the large number that are in collections, even medium res copies will take up a large amount of space. (Hard links will take almost none.)
First of all, using an action in PS you can also create Safe for Web files that with some study can create fabulous quality just for screen while taking less then 80 KB of file size. Also other options like resizing to 10 x 15 cm 300 ppi jpeg 8 creates relatively small files that depending on content rarely will be above 1 MB each.
Also I don't rely on collections for archiving purposes because over the years they have proofed to be very unreliable. A collection has its use for me but only on the short term usage and as feed for Mini Bridge in PS.
I use a real Digital Asset Management application for my archive (in my case Canto Cumulus single user, not very cheap but very good).
And I'm not sure how a hard link on your iPod would manage you to distribute HR files using your iPod while the files are on your computer but I also have to admit that I still have a lot to learn in the digital world
I think the key lies in Bridge scripting, at least for the "get collections items" part. If I can pipe that into a standard AppleScript, Automator Workflow, bash script or whatever, I believe I can manage the rest (creating links, etc. Any tips on Bridge scripting usage for exporting collection items?
There is a dedicated bridge Scripting Forum with very knowledgable and helpful people, try this:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/bridge/bridge_scripting

Back-ups Bridge CS6 - Collections, keywords etc.

Hi guys
In order to completely backup the Bridge database with the entire structure and the keywords linked to each picture (so that Picture XYZ has all of the same settings/keywords/metadata) after for instance completely reinstalling the MacBook (clean install), is it sufficient to just drag and drop the /library/Application_Support/Adobe/Bridge CS6/Collections and Adobe Bridge Keywords.xml?
What are the best ways to safely take care of all of the information in Bridge to avoid wasting time reinstalling things after buying a new mac or clean installing it, having had a crash or... ?
Thanks!
Bob

What are the best ways to safely take care of all of the information in Bridge to avoid wasting time reinstalling things after buying a new mac or clean installing it, having had a crash or... ?
Like Curt already stated, exporting the existing keyword list and import again in new set up is the safest way to go and you also have a back up of your existing keyword list.
Keywords and IPTC / XMP data are usually written to the file itself, Raw files use a separate XMP file with the info. I don't use the original raw files anymore but convert them to DNG. This has the great advantage to have written both settings and xmp data like IPTC to the file itself. Otherwise a separate xmp side car file with the same name as the original will be saved in the folder where the originals are stored.
For the rest it is depending on what you are planning. If it is a new Mac with same CS version you can safely copy collections but personally I prefer to have a clean start after upgrading to new Mac or new system version. It seems a bit more work in the first run (and in fact it is a bit more work) but this means everything fresh and not with a lot of older and hidden preferences and settings files that can clutter your new workflow with old flaws and faults, meaning it is a little time investment to have a lot of pleasure in the future :-0
If you want to save your collections try thinking about keywords for them but to be honest, collections have proofed in the past to being not always very stable so if you depend on this for archive purposes you better start thinking about a good key wording and folder structure for this in combination with a proper naming convention (like yyyymmdd-etc. ) so you have multiple options to restore a collection if things go wrong.
Especially upgrading to new CS needs to recache the files again because the cache format has changed every time with a new version. This sounds terrible but in fact it is not all that much work to recache the lot when you use the main folder and the option to show items from subfolders and let it run overnight.
But in all cases it is very wise to have a back up of all pref and other settings from your old system. Personally I always do make a copy of the old user library and store it away in case I have forgotten something. But the Adobe folder in the user library / application support indeed has the most of the settings in it.

Can Bridge CS5 Collections be shared across a server?

I've seen versions of this question asked but have yet to find the answer.
I have created manual collections in Bridge CS5 that I would like to share with other designers using the same server, thus saving them the time of also creating the collection. I have found that I can pull the collection file from my users/library and send it to them to add to their library, but the problem is if the collection gets updated other users will not see the updates without receiving a new collection file. Is there anyway the collection file could just live on the server and everyone share it? or some way that would produce that results I'm looking for?
Thanks for any help!

I've seen versions of this question asked but have yet to find the answer.
That's because I think there is no satisfying answer to this question I'm
afraid...
A collection is not more then an alias of the files on the location and
still user specific, so altering the collection on one system user will not
automatically update that info to the other user of the server location.
Ideally that should happen but Bridge is to my knowledge yet not designed
for use on a server and Adobe does not support working over a network
because there are to many variations and possibilities in networks. At least
that is what I always have understood from previous talk about network and
server use.
Some succeed in using Bridge over a network (the image archivist is a well
known example of that) but it takes a lot of discipline and knowledge to
achieve this. But I can't imagine it is possible to reach this with a
collection.
In CS4 you could have tried the use of Version Cue but they discontinued
this option in CS5. Maybe rating and labeling, renaming and the use of
subfolders in a main folder will work but I have no access nor experience
with working over a network.
Theoretically have all users point to the same main folder adding a new
folder should automatically update in the content window of other users.
However as said, this is in theory and you should have a clear convention
about who is doing what or able to change things. Do a search for the Image
Archivist on this forum or try his blog:
http://imagearchivist.blogspot.com/

Trying to create a Photomerge in Bridge, when the files open in Photoshop ( small jegs ) , I get a error message of " Unable to process latte files " / " null is not an object "

Trying to create a Photomerge in Bridge, when the files open in Photoshop ( small jegs ) , I get a error message of " Unable to process latte files " / " null is not an object "
Please help

Wait a second, Photoshop can make lattes now? Personally I prefer my coffee black, but man have I been under-utilizing this program.

I'd like to know how can i connect my old iMac tiger with new one iMac lion. I wanna use the old one for external disk to collect files from there to new one.

I'd like to know how can i connect my old iMac tiger with new one iMac lion. I wanna use the old one for external disk to collect files from there to new one.

Hi mshields1162,
Great question, and welcome to Apple Support Communities.
First, you may want to choose to have the sidebar displayed for familiarity:
iTunes 11: Frequently used features
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5649
Afterwards, your device should be displayed if connected:
We'll want to click on it, and choose the Music tab at the top. Let's make sure "Sync Music" is checked:
Afterwards, you'll have the option to sync either the entire music library (for your first iPod), or "Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres" (for the secondary device). Upon selecting this option, four larger option boxes will appear allowing you to pick and choose what content will be synced. For audiobooks, you may need to do the above in the "Books" section. For a visual instruction on how to do this, see the following:
iTunes 10: Sync to your iPod
http://support.apple.com/kb/VI72
Thanks,
Matt M.

Adobe Bridge Reports Inaccurate File sizes

Im still in CS4 but can't seem to find a forum on CS4. In any case, why does Bridge report inaccurate file sizes? I thought I could use bridge to select all of the M2V files in a folder which I wanted to use in an Encore DVD project to get an accurate total file size. That way I would know if all of the selected files would fit on a single DVD. But Bridge doesn't report an accurate total file size of selected files. What's up with that? Is that too much to ask out of Bridge?

but where is the "activity bar"? I don't see another total indicator of
selected files anywhere.
Well I think we are talking about something you already discovered but there
seems not an official name for it I believe, I call it the activity bar, it
might also be called a status bar or status monitor, can't find the official
name for it at this moment.
Anyway It is at the bottom of the Bridge window left side. Click on a folder
and it tells you the number of items showed and items hidden (and here it
should also say the total amount of folder size but as said before, a long
standing feature request). Click on one or more files and it shows the
amount of selected files and the total size of the selected files.
When first opening a folder in the content window Bridge needs to cache the
thumbs and depending on settings also thumbnails. When caching you see in
this bar a spinning arrow showing it is still caching and also the amount of
files to cache that are left.
A very useful item in my workflow

Adobe After Effects CC 2014 Multi-machine rendering does not create RCF after Collect-File

This was working in the previous release. After going through all of the steps to perform a multi-machine render, not only does it say it is limiting it to 5 machines instead of the usual 99 (and I have over 100 cores on the render farm) but "Collect Files" (File/Dependencies/Collect Files) does not create the Render Control File (RCF) that kicks off the process on the other machines, like it did before and is supposed to do.
This release was supposed to fix the 32 core limitation on render nodes (my server has 48), but now does nothing at all.
Anyway, I assume there is a check box somewhere that says "do something" that hasn't been checked and another that says "Maybe my machine has more than 5 cores", and I would appreciate being steered in the direction of these new mis-features.
Just as background, the 48 core server does show the little TV screen that monitors the watch folder, and I know for a fact that process looks for the "RCF" file. Looking at the directory specified for "collect files", I can see that no RCF file is created, only 1 file, a report.txt file which contains this information is produced:
Report created:
7/9/2014 1:54:12 AM
Project name: highup.aep
Source files collected to:
P:\temp\highup folder
Source files collected: All
Collected comps:
Thomas Falke - High Again High On Emotion)
Number of collected files: 1
Size of collected files: 63.4 MB
Collected source files:
C:\Users\Jeff K\Videos\Down\2014-2015\Thomas Falke - High Again High On Emotion).mp4
Rendering plug-ins:
Classic 3D
Effects used: 1
Effect: Detail-preserving Upscale

The dialog box has been slightly refactored. You must click "Allow watch folder rendering" and then all is good. Hope this helps anyone else. Thanks to Rafil at customer support chat for this.

F110 Payment Run: Direct Debit collection file

Hi FI Gurus,
Currently, our Direct Debit Collection file is being created via Transaction F110 during Payment Run. Basically, the Direct Debit file is being uploaded in AL11 after the Payment Run Transaction F110.
Please be informed that in the Printout / Data Medium tab of the F110, two programs are present:
(1) RFFOAVIS_FPAYM
(2) RFFOEDI1
Now, my requirement is to add the u201CPayers Nameu201D after every line item in the file.
With these, I have some questions:
(1) Can the Payers Name be added in the file thru configuration?
(2) How do I do this via Conguration?
Thank you very much!
Best regards.
Brando

Hi Brando,
File is generated via payment program format which is in turn linked through Payment method in country.
The same can be done via user exit in the function modules of the existing format or through DMEE.
The first thing can be done using ABAP help, while the second ne is user friendly.
DMEE steps are follows:
(a)     Creating a new payment medium format: Use T Code DMEE to make necessary changes in your existing format. There you can add a new field.
(b)     Assigning the newly created payment medium format to the payment method: In the Payment method for Country, instead of using Classic payment medium program, use "Payment medium workbench". Assign the new format here.
(c)     Variant for payment medium format
(d)     Assign selection variant
Regards
Srini

Use SkyDrive to upload collected files and post screen shot/picture. (Updated: 1/16/2012)

To help community members troubleshoot issues efficiently, sometimes we need to collect related files (such as Event logs, Network traces, Setup
log files, Screenshots, etc.) to perform a specific analysis.
We can simply use SkyDrive, which is a free storage on Windows Live, it’s easy to store and share your files and photos with almost anyone. To make the
steps clear, I would like to share the detailed steps for:
1. How to use SkyDrive to upload collected files?
2. How to post screenshots or other pictures in forum threads?
1.
How to use
SkyDrive to upload collected files?
1)
Open the
SkyDrive site.
2)
In the
Sign In page, if you own a Windows Live ID, please type your Windows Live ID and Password to sign in; Otherwise, you may click Sign Up to register a new one. See the following screen shot.
3)
After signing in Windows Live, click Create folder.
4)     Name
the folder and edit permissions to share with relevant person.
Important Note: You
can share the folder with Everyone if there is no private/sensitive information (such as the screen shot of a prompt error message). To so so, simply select the "Everyone (Public)" option in the "Share with" box. Please refer to the following screen shot:
However, for private information that you do NOT want to be accessed by everyone, it is recommended to share with specified individuals. To do so, you can expand the "Share with" box, choose the "Select people..." option, and then type their
Live IDs in the Individual box. Please refer to the screen shot below:
5)
Drag the previously collected files directly to the Skydrive folder. For example:
6)
Click Upload.
7)
Click on the uploaded files and tell us the URL.
2.
How to post screenshots or other pictures in forum threads?
(This section updated on 1/16/2012 to reflect changes in Skydrive. Thanks to
Jeeped on the Microsoft Answers forums)
1)   Please
use the above method to upload the picture files in advance. Then, in your Skydrive space, Right Click the picture and select
View Original. Press Ctrl + A, or Right Click and select Copy, to select it.
2)
Press Ctrl + C to copy this picture.
3)
Navigate to your post textbox, and press Ctrl + V, or Right Click and select Paste, to paste the picture there.
Then, the picture will be successfully inserted in that thread.

I cant even open windows now!!!! it crashes mecilessly here is a copy of the only dump file i have. i retreved it from second life and cant copy it onto the clip board.
Problem signature: Problem Event Name:BlueScreen OS Version:6.1.7600.2.0.0.768.3 Locale ID:1033
Additional information about the problem: BCCode:124 BCP1:0000000000000000 BCP2:FFFFFA80050BE8F8 BCP3:0000000000000000 BCP4:0000000000000000 OS Version:6_1_7600 Service Pack:0_0 Product:768_1
Files that help describe the problem: C:\Windows\Minidump\073011-29484-01.dmp C:\Users\madamediva\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-72805-0.sysdata.xml
Read our privacy statement online:  http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=104288&clcid=0x0409
If the online privacy statement is not available, please read our privacy statement offline: C:\Windows\system32\en-US\erofflps.txt
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