| Summary: | The dialogue for adding a file to the project only shows drive C; other drives D: and E: are not accessible. | ||
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| Product: | [Applications] kdenlive | Reporter: | Tetsuzin <efimovpa> |
| Component: | Project Bin & Import | Assignee: | Jean-Baptiste Mardelle <jb> |
| Status: | CONFIRMED --- | ||
| Severity: | normal | CC: | fritzibaby |
| Priority: | HI | Keywords: | triaged |
| Version First Reported In: | 24.12.1 | ||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Platform: | Other | ||
| OS: | Microsoft Windows | ||
| Latest Commit: | Version Fixed/Implemented In: | ||
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Project open dialog File import dialog |
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I see that your C-drive has no name. Kdenlive should see the other drives as well even though they have no name. Make sure that you have started Kdenlive with administrator rights. (In reply to emohr from comment #1) > I see that your C-drive has no name. Kdenlive should see the other drives as > well even though they have no name. > > Make sure that you have started Kdenlive with administrator rights. Thank you for your answer. I`ve tried running Kdenlive as an administrator, but nothing changed. When creating and opening a project, I can see all the drives. However, when importing, drive D is not visible. On my laptop with Windows 11, version 24.08.1 is installed, and all drives are visible there. Therefore, I tried to downgrade to version 24.08.1 on my computer with Windows 10, but the situation did not change. It seems that something is wrong with my Windows 10 desktop system... Created attachment 177915 [details]
Project open dialog
Created attachment 177916 [details]
File import dialog
Thank you for the details. “Open Project” will open the Windows explorer, there you see all drives. Add a clip will open the Kdenlive window where the KDE-framework is on the background. It seems that KDE-framework has an issue to see all drives. Do you have on your laptop the language set to Cyrillic as well? (In reply to emohr from comment #5) > Thank you for the details. > > “Open Project” will open the Windows explorer, there you see all drives. > Add a clip will open the Kdenlive window where the KDE-framework is on the > background. It seems that KDE-framework has an issue to see all drives. > > Do you have on your laptop the language set to Cyrillic as well? Yes, on both computers, on the desktop and laptop, the language is Cyrillic. I see Flash E: on project opening as well as on file import. Is Flash E an SSD or a Flash-Memory? On Win10 is drive D a hard disk drive? If yes, what type of hard disk? On Win11 are all drives SSD? (In reply to emohr from comment #7) > I see Flash E: on project opening as well as on file import. Is Flash E an > SSD or a Flash-Memory? > > On Win10 is drive D a hard disk drive? If yes, what type of hard disk? > > On Win11 are all drives SSD? On Win10 drive C is SSD, drive D is HDD On Win11 drives C and D are SSD Flash E is SSD Interesting. It seems that connecting to some type of HDD is an issue for KDE-framework. Let me know your HHD type. Do the following: Press Ctrl + Shift +Esc -> Performance -> click on the drive D: -> upload here a screenshot of this view. Then I can check if your type of HDD has an issue with the KDE-Framework. |
Created attachment 177394 [details] Screenshot SUMMARY When I try to add a video file to the project, the only device available is drive C:. There are no other devices in the list. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Start KDENlive in Windows. 2. Right-click in the Project Bin. 3. Select "Add Clip or Folder." OBSERVED RESULT The list of devices contains only drive C:. EXPECTED RESULT The list of devices contains all drives installed in Windows SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: 10 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION