Lightroom 2.0 Export Sound

After the completion of exporting pictures lightroom use to notify me with a sound. Now the notification sound no longer plays. Where can I check to see if it has been disabled?

Try posting in the Lightroom forum.

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Hi,
My images do not look the same as the way they appear in lightroom. Seems like they are loosing contrast/shadows.

Yes I am using sRGB color profile when exporting.
This is my screenshot of the image in Lightroom vs Jpeg Export on the right.

When I upload files and correct in lightroom then I export to another named file I keep getting two duplicates. numbered 1 and 2. this never happened before

When I upload files and correct in lightroom then I export to another named file I keep getting two duplicates. numbered 1 and 2. this never happened before

When I first upload to lightroom I set up a file called new photos. When I correct them I export to a newly named file. But when I go to the newly named
File on my harddrive there are duplicate files
Stan

Export Sound to MP3?

Is there a way to Export Sound to MP3 in QuickTime Pro? Is there some sort of plugin that you download or buy to add this feature? I know iTunes can create MP3 files, but I'd love to be able to do it in QuickTime Pro.

Thanks for the info Rob. The sound plays fine in Flash. The export settings are: 16-bit stereo 44.100kHz H264. Could the video H264 compression be the problem? Without the H64 compression the video triples in size. Something I'm trying to avoid. I will give no audio compression a try.

After doing some editing in Lightroom I want to continue the edit in CS 5 but Lightroom is not exporting the edited version, this has not happened before, what am I doing wrong please? anybody

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You should be getting an error message that PS CS5 requires a higher version of ACR with two options "render using Lightroom" or "open anyway". You should choose the first option. If you are not seeing the error message then go to your Lightroom prefrences >General Tab> under Prompts> select "Reset all warning dialogs", then try the edit in function again.

Lightroom won't export my exact dimensions

Lightroom won't export my exact dimension for my photos. How can I change this.

Are you running the latest version?
In Lr5.4 most but not all of such bugs are fixed.
If already running Lr5.4 then go to feedback forum and cast vote to the problem fixed.
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No option to export sound with quicktime

When i'm trying to export a video clip of various formats, all i'll get is the video, no audio. Upon investigation there is no option to export sound (the half of the settings is unclickable). I do have a sound card with correct drivers installed, and under quicktime preferances the correct device is selected. However, when i am playing a "QUICKTIME MOVIE" I can export with audio. Is there some sort of codec needed, or is there a setting i can change?

QuickTime Pro doesn't export audio from "muxed" formats (like MPEG 1 or 2 and Flash).
Use MPEG Streamclip (free) for your .mpg files.

Audio on Video Export sound like machine gun

Hello,
I'm a professor and one of my student's projects when exported sound like a computer machine gun. Repetitive rat a tat tat. Tried different computers and codecs with same result. Audio is fine while editing.
Thanks in advance,
Jon

Re: Audio on Video Export sound like machine gun
AVCHD Shot with a sony handycam AVCHD 60i 29.9 sequence setting.
Audio was also captured externally with a zoom 44khz 16bit
Also includes sourround sound from Sony
All effects have been turned off of audio
CS 5.5 just updated
I've turned off all the sound exported and still got the noise, tried to export just audio as well.
Exported H264 Youtube HD, then HD 1080p
Mac OSX 6
Thanks for your help

Lightroom 4.1 export problem

Lightroom 4.1 will not export a deleloped image. I have the metadata to new file set to automatic and I get no error mesage. All my new exported files are the same as the original. I need a detailed discription of what boxes need to be checked or unchecked and where to find them. Something as simple as saving changes so that I might use them in another app should not be so difficult- version 2.7 worked fine so what's up with 4.1?

Still no luck... I just purchased a licence for my demo version- I was hoping not to have to do a 1.1Gb download and/or redo my my catalog- is this required?
Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2012 00:37:57 -0600
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To: [email protected]
Subject: Lightroom 4.1 export problem
    Re: Lightroom 4.1 export problem
    created by ssprengel in Photoshop Lightroom - View the full discussion
Are you saying that LR4 is exporting over the top of your exiting images, or that it is not exporting anything?   To test whether you can export anything, try exporting to a subfolder under your originals, instead of new names in the original images folder, which I think is what you’re saying you’re attempting: On the Export panel, all the way at the top, make sure to set Export To: to Hard Drive. Set the Export Location – Export To: value to Same folder as original photo. Put a checkmark next to Export Location – Put in Subfolder Enter in “output” into the Export Location - Put in Subfolder: textbox. Uncheck the Add to this Catalog unless you really want to include the output of this experimental export in the catalog. Set Export Location - Existing Files to Ask what to do, so LR will indicate if it’s trying to overwrite the same files, again, which it should if the output subfolder is empty. Uncheck the File Naming – Rename To: so the files aren’t renamed. At the bottom change Post-Processing – After Export to Show in Explorer Click the Export button and see what happens. It should do the export then open up Windows Explorer on the output folder you specified.    Before doing any of this, it might be wise to make a screenshot of your current Export settings, the Export To and File Naming sections at least, which you can both post here and use to reset things back from what I’ve specified, above.
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Adobe Lightroom 2.7 exporting issue (says it is exporting at 300dpi but exports at 72dpi)

Hi,
I have lightroom 2.7.
I am a photographer that depends on lightroom. I do a lot of printing from images I export direct form it.
I am trying to export images at 300dpi. I am selecting 300dpi in the export box under image sizing. I use mogrify plugin also if that means anything to anyone.
However when I open up these images in photoshop and go to image size it says they are all 72dpi. My printers have also complained that this has happend as well as my wedding supplier. They all say my images are 72dpi.
I have read all the forum responses like getting rid of the minimise embedded metadata check in the box etc and nothing is working.
I am working hundreds of images at a time and therefore can't afford the time to set up an action in photoshop to resize every single image and sit there an hit the play button.
Does anyone have a simple answer to this issue that has proven to have solved the problem or any other non time consuming work around. Or even a support number for adobe I can call.
It is causing me a huge amount of time loss and stress.
Would be awesome if someone had an answer floating out there.

Bella,
I don't think you've understood my post above. When you export from Lightroom you create JPEG file, a JPEG file does NOT have a DPI measure. You cannot export a file at a certain DPI.
The reason is DPI or Dots Per Inch is a measure of length, inches. A file does not have a length, or a width for that matter. The only meaningful measure for a JPEG file in this context is 'Image Size'. Image size is expressed as pixels wide X pixels high, in the case of your Canon 5616x3744.
Exporting from LR, if you opt to 'Burn Full-Sized JPEG' at 100% then you will get a file of image size 5616x3744. Printed at 300dpi you'll get a print 18.7 inches wide.
If you want a print bigger than that then you have to create more pixels. Software does this by 'making up' new pixels based on the pixels that are already there. Exporting from LR and adjusting the Image Sizing will do it. You can do it from Photoshop. For optimum quality it's best done with some knowledge of the final print size, and print device.
From the sound of things if you supply both parties will full sized JPEG's then you are giving them as much as you can without getting into the murky world of upsizing. The metatdata tag that gives a DPI measure in the file is meaningless, don't let it fool you or the printers.
Hover your mouse over the file (in PC, not suer about Mac) and Windows will show you the image size.
Hope this helps.
Pete

Lightroom 5 cannot export files in original Raw format (LR 5.4, Mac, OS 10.9.4).

A client has the following problem: When trying to export files in the original Raw format (.CR2), the operation failed and a dialog informs us that "Some export operations were not performed". We can export JPEGs just fine.
After lots of testing, this is what we discovered: The problem does not appear to be catalog-based; we run into the same problem using a test catalog. The export operation works fine, however, with the same test catalog and images on two other machines, and it even works fine on the same machine with a new user admin account that we created.
So it appears to be something associated with the user account, , or with how LR is interacting with the user account, but I cannot figure out what it might be. We can copy the Raw files when using the Finder to do so. But not via Lightroom. Any thoughts, ideas of suggestion would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Sean

As part of your testing make sure you've tried exporting JPGs from the same folder as the CR2s you're exporting as original, and export JPGs from CR2s to the same folder as you're exporting your originals. This would test LR's read and write permissions from and to the folders being used.
From this document you can see that all the LR files other than the program, are under the /Users folder with different values possible for each user, so the difference could be that the users that work are using the original LR defaults, if you have just started using LR with them after you started having this problem, or at least that the user with the problem has some oddball settings that are interfering with Export as Original.
Preference and other file locations in Lightroom 5
You can test for the Preferences being off by either copying the preferences from a user that has the problem to a user that doesn't have the problem--probably through an external or common folder, or be deleting the preferences file from the user that has the problem and see if it resolves. Moving the preferences file or renaming it may be better than deleting it if no change is seen, then you can restore the preferences back by moving or renaming the file back to the original location and name.

Lightroom 5.6 Export RAW to Resized JPEG Producing Poor Quality Images

I have the latest Lightroom 5.6 and am running into a problem that I never had EVER and I've been using the same workflow since LR1. I shoot in RAW and want to send my client JPEG proofs (resized to 1000px, 100% quality, and 96dpi, sRGB). I use the export feature and have tried everything, even saving the resized image at 300dpi but the export results are still absolutely horrible. The photo is muddled and blurry no matter what I try. This is obviously not a color space issue, or monitor/browser issue and as I said before, I've done resizing through LR plenty of times without this much compression loss. Anyone else running into this? What's the solution?
I took the same RAW file and exported to JPEG with resizing checked off and the image looked sharp as a tack like my RAW file in LR.
So, there is obviously something wrong with LR RAW to JPEG export when resizing. Which has NEVER been an issue before.
Adobe, seriously, get your S%&T together!

Never seen anything like that before. I export with resizing all the time. As long as the quality is somewhat up from 80% (100% is complete overkill) and I do appropriate output sharpening, the quality is always superb. Of course there is only so much you can do with a 1000 pixels so don't expect to zoom endlessly in on that. The ppi does not matter at all when you specify a size in pixels. Can you post an example?

Lightroom won't export more than one image at the time

I am having trouble exporting my RAW files as JPEG files. At first Lightroom 4.4 seemed to skip certain photos when exporting and now I'm unable to export more than one image at the time. How can I fix this? I didn't seem to have this problem before the 4.4 update, but then again, the 4.4 update has been running for a few days now. I run on a 32bit Windows 7 with 4GB of RAM.
Lightroom has also been a considerable lot slower since the last couple of days, yet there have been no changes at all to my computer or system or anything - nothing's changed expect for the fact that Lightroom isn't behaving as it used to.
Can anyone help me?

I think I've found the problem - I've accidentally 'synced' my folder instead of importing the RAW files. Which brings me to my next problem and question - I've already edited the RAW files and would really like it if there's a way I could re-import the files without losing my changes/metadata, is there anyway that's possible?

Exporting sounds in Pages document to PC users

Is it possible to export a Pages document with sound clips embedded, to a PC user?
I tried exporting as a PDF but even when I opened this on my iMac with Preview or Adobe Reader, the sound clip icon was missing.
I exported as a Word document (which created the .doc file and a folder with the media files in it) and when I moved these to a PC and tried opening the .doc in Word general formatting was intact and there was an icon for the sound clip, but I couldn't seem to click or double click and get the sounds to play.
I tried exporting as an HTML and while the sounds would play, the general formatting was lost.
Any hope of doing this? (My intention would be to email someone with a PC with the document (and perhaps media files) attached.

Thanks for the reply, Magnus.
I guess I have to accept this, but one thing that puzzles me about your reply:
"In theory both Word and PDF should take embedded sounds, but Apple has not implemented the feature"
This implies it is the Apple software that is the weak link. Yet in a Pages document I can clearly have the imbedded audio. So is it in their implementation of their export features where the audio is stripped out or is it the inability of the 3rd party products I tried (Adobe Reader and Word) to handle what might really be imbedded?

Lightroom doesn't export a raw file in Photoshop CS6

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I agree with this feature request.
I have lightroom and PS Extended. Lightroom is perfect for browsing and searching through my RAW images (much better than Bridge I find), and many times I will process the RAW in lightroom and then send the TIFF to Photoshop for further editing.
HOWEVER, ;O) Photoshop extended has far more RAW capability. Sometimes I look at a RAW in lightroom and would like to send that straight to PS Extended to process the RAW with the extra features. At the moment, I have to manually open photoshop, search for the photo (which is a long time consumer when I already found it in Lightroom) and then process.
This would be a very handy feature.
It would also work perfectly with a similar extra feature to export RAW to a 3rd party program. Sometimes, after browsing photos in lightroom, I would like to send the RAW straight to Photomatix, an HDR software for tone mapping. It only works with RAW for tone mapping, but Lightroom only allows you to send a TIFF/JPG to an external program.
These simple features would really really speed up my work flow.

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