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Lightroom CC only syncing 20 photos at a time

Explorer ,
Nov 22, 2017 Nov 22, 2017

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Hi,

I'm trying to integrate the new Lightroom CC into my workflow for the first time and I'm finding it incredibly frustrating. I've imported several cards worth of photos into Lightroom CC over the past few days (about 2000 photos so far), and I keep waiting for them to sync. I'm leaving the laptop on at night and everything, hoping all the photos will finally sync. They haven't yet and I've spent some time this morning on these forums seeing if there's any tricks. I've now tried to select all of the "still syncing" photos, setting them to 0 or 1 star rating, and getting to resync. That seems to work, but I've realized it's actually only working 20 photos at a time! It will successfully sync 20 photos (going from 1712 to 1692, most recently), then get stuck! Then I have to pause syncing, re-select the unsynced photos, reflag them, then resume syncing. It then syncs 20 more photos, and gets stuck again. This is completely unmanageable. Any ideas? Time to give up on Lightroom CC and just head back to classic?

Thanks,

  David

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Explorer ,
Dec 19, 2017 Dec 19, 2017

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Still looking for help here!

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Dec 20, 2017 Dec 20, 2017

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Generally speaking, syncing (uploading) should work fine, though of course the speed is totally dependent upon your WAN upload speed. However, for a few weeks I kept running into a problem of the upload "stalling" after a few (10-20) raw files had been uploaded. Close and restart and it would do a few more before stalling again. It quickly became apparent that something was happening with my network router, i.e. it would disconnect from the WAN, then restart the connection. Obviously there was a problem of some description with the LRCC's use of the router, because the disconnect/restart only happened when uploading from LRCC. I swapped out the router and the problem went away. But when having these "events" LRCC did not recover when the WAN connection was restarted (possible bug?), hence the need to restart LRCC to get it to sync again.

This may be totally unrelated to your problem, but thought it worth mentioning. When your syncing stalls, does it resume if you simply restart LRCC?

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Dec 20, 2017 Dec 20, 2017

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Hi David:

I don't have any advice/help with your sync problems but your post prompted a question I've been asking of myself (no good answer yet) and you seem a good candidate to maybe help?

I assume you have 1000s of images stored on your computer drive(s) - so do I.

Most of those images (some long ago) have been processed for print, email, online viewing, selling, etc.

So my question: What do I gain by having all those images stored 'In the Cloud'? I'll never view most of them on a mobile, I'll never process most of them on a 2nd computer.

Would I not be better off just sending those images to the cloud that I intend to process/view/share on a 2nd computer and/or view via mobile and just leave the rest to rest on my Pc's drives?

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