Publication de Lightroom vers Flickr

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For the last months, I haven't faced any problem to upload pictures from Lightrrom 4.3 to my Flickr account, but today I receive the following error message :
Une erreur interne s'est produite : Error Domain=NSXMLParserErrorDomain Code=4 "Line 1: Document is empty
" UserInfo=0x11c17b960 {NSLocalizedDescription=Line 1: Document is empty
Somebody can help me ? What's wrong ? What can be done to solve this issue ?
Thanks
Gwenn

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Problemi con Lightroom vers 4

Da quando ho aggiornato Lightroom alla versione 4 non riesco più a importare le foto dal disco rigido. Il programma va in blocco e si chiude.

Are you able to import from other locationtions such as an external hard drive, card reader, or directly from a camera?
Not
Did you upgrade your Lightroom catalog from a previous version?
Yes
Have you tried importing files into a new catalog?
Yes
Da: Brett N [email protected]
Inviato: venerdì 30 novembre 2012 03:26
A: vaffaunculo
Oggetto: problemi con Lightroom vers 4
Re: problemi con Lightroom vers 4
created by Brett N <http://forums.adobe.com/people/Brett+N> in Photoshop Lightroom - View the full discussion <http://forums.adobe.com/message/4885581#4885581

Comment exporter des photos avec des corrections réalisés dans Lightroom vers Photoshop ?

Bonjour, quelqu'un pourrait me dire
Comment exporter des photos avec des corrections réalisés dans Lightroom vers Photoshop ?
A chaque fois que je fais cette maneuvre, je perds systématiquements tous les réglages de Lightroom,et mon fichiers une fois dans ouvert dans Photoshop redevient vierge. !

Once you've made all the LR corrections you want, right click on the image and chose Edit In Photoshop.
If Photoshop does not come up as the default external editor, go to LR>preferences>ExternalEditors tab and chose PS as your external editor. Once you make your edits in PS, be sure to SAVE (not SaveAs) and the file will go back to LR and be included in your catalog.
Hope the adobe translator works on my reply - it worked fine on your message :-)
Cheers,
Tom

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I've been using Lightroom with Flickr for a long time. Some degree of two-way synchronization between the Flickr plugin (the Adobe one that comes with Lightroom) and Lightroom is possible. For instance coomments are downloaded to Flickr. However there are some strong limitations on this plugin:
(1) Problems arise if you have a lot of Flickr photo sets then you may not want to keep all of them listed in Lightroom but you may want to update them after you post them to Flickr. For instance if you discover an error in a name or want to retouch a photo. This is especially the case if you move to a new computer or do a major upgrade and lose the photo sets listed in the plug in.
(2) If you import photos from another library where you have set up a Flickr album then that album does not get imported to Lightroom in the Flickr publish module. The connection to Flckr is lost!
I'm in no way suggesting using Flickr as a backup but it would be useful to be able to link to existing albums in Lightroom and to locate existing files in the current library or list them as missing so that republishing is then possible. If anybody knows a way of doing this then please reply.
Currently I'm using Lightroom 4.3 on a Windows 7 PC.
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Marcel

Success! I think I have gotten to the bottom of this now. With the latest version of Jeffrey Friedl's Flickr plugin you can indeed populate both the sets and groups.
The link provided by Victoria to Jeffrey's blog allows you only to populate the "photostream" collection in the publish services of Lightroom.
However further down in the settings of the jf Flickr plugin there is a part entitled:
"Sync set/group membership for photos already part of this publish service".
It gives a warning about this being beta and undocumented, so to backup catalog before trying.
I did this and synced nearly 7000 photos in Flickr in a lot of sets that it automatically added and located the vast majority of them in my Lightroom library, which contains about 45,000 images. It all took maybe half an hour to run, so it was slow (even with a fast internet connection) but worked! I am a happy camper!
A bonus that I was not looking for but discovered is that this plugin will also sync with Flickr groups.
The version I used is http://regex.info/LightroomPlugins2/releases/flickr-20130324.298.zip
Thanks Victoria and Paige for all of your help
Marcel.

Probléme de connection, Lightroom 4.1 vers flickr

Bonjour,
Je viens vers vous car je suis désespéré. J'utilise depuis pas mal de temps Lightroom et j'ai pour habitude d'utiliser le module d'export vers Flikr. Très pratique quand ça marche et c'est bien ça le problème.
Lightroom n'arrive plus a se connecter à internet c'est rageant. Quand je suis dans la configuration de mon plugin flickr et que je demande une autorisation il m'indique de vérifier ma connexion internet. J'ai installé le plugin de Jeffrey Friedl. Celui-ci me crée un autre message d'erreur "Security error" Are you sure that your system date and time are correct ?. J'ai tout fait; désinstallé, réinstallé Ligthroom, désactivé le pare feu de Windows 7 mais également celui de mon anti virus "Bullguard". J'ai même d'installé mon antivirus craignant que ce soit lui qui me bloque la connexion. J'ai mis à jour Firefox. Vérifié de long en large les préférences Windows au niveau de ma connexion. Pourtant, je suis bien connecté à internet. Je suis sur que ce n'est pas grand chose mais quelque chose m'échappe.
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This bug, in a related way, has been noted by several users some time ago …
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/999503?tstart=30
and was reported as a bug a month ago during the release candidate period …
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/lightroom_4_1_rc2_a_cr_or_lf_n_the_m iddle_of_a_caption_causes_failure_to_connect_to_flickr
Although the above mentioned bug is raised specifically in relation to “Breaks” in the caption text I believe it may be symptomatic of either generically poor XML information encoding by LR when talking to Flickr or poor / incorrect use of Flickr Api’s which cannot cope with trivial complexity in the caption field.
– in either case it needs fixing with some priority in my opinion, but possibly the philosophy of the on-going Flickr plugin support needs fixing too.
The LR Flickr publishing service has not been maintained very well in my opinion even when fixes may sometimes be trivial.     Perhaps Adobe would do well to employ or contract with JF for such plugins in future.    I use the excellent SmugMug plugin as the yardstick by which I measure the Flickr plugin.
A fix should also be treated as priority because the LR error message takes aim at the reliability of your internet connection which may cause some to erroneously try to chase down non-existent problems with a perfectly good infra-structure or OS / Firewall configuration – that is seriously bad advice for a caption related LR bug and has scope to seriously compound the problem for the user!
Adobe, you have a responsibility to fix this before people mess with their reliable setups.
Sorry, I am not aware of any work rounds to your problem with this and suspect it may be a windows only problem (please confirm if not).
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I'm confounded by Lightroom and its plug-ins' lack of support for Flickr's photo-ID.
Flickr photo-ID is a unique 10, 11, or 12 digit number assigned to a photo when it is uploaded to their site.
The number is used in Flickr URLs and by 3rd parties like wikipedia and wikimedia http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=233397357&size=o and Apple's Aperture Flickr ID meta data field. ( The id=233397357 is the Flickr photo Id number.)
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Although not related to the original post – “Stuck in republish”, which I think is now fixed; here is my take on the situation you are describing -
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/821148?tstart=0
I have raised a bug report with this technical detail, and raised a bug report for each of the two cases I mentioned above.     Hopefully this may result in some action, but I would suggest that if this important to you that you also raise a bug report, as there appears to be, to some an extent, a principle of - they who shout loudest or most often will get priority.
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It is also interesting that the change log for this Friedl plugin on his web site also describes being tripped up by the same peculiarity present in the Flickr API which probably gave rise to this mistake by Adobe.    The Flickr API may have its peculiarities, but it is well defined and this is a Lightroom bug in my opinion.
Alan.

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Hallo,
Ich versuche Teile meiner Bilder aus Lightroom auf eine Synology zu veröffentlichen. Dazu habe ich bei der Synology webDAV angeschaltet und mir so den Photos Ordner auf dem Mac zugänglich gemacht. Nun kann ich diesen Ordner auch als Zielordner für die Veröffentlichung angeben. Leider erhalte ich beim Veröffentlichen folgende Fehlermeldung:
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Schöne Grüße
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Prozessor 1,4 GHz Intel Core i5
Speicher 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Grafikkarte Intel HD Graphics 5000 1536 MB
Lightroom 5.7
Synology DS214play
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Une erreur interne s'est produite : Error Domain=NSXMLParserErrorDomain Code=4 "Line 1: Document is empty
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Thanks
Gwenn

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