I'm using keyword sets and the keypad to keyword pictures in my library (only 22000 pictures)
Things are fine for a bit, but eventually it crawls to a halt. When I click to the next picture, the next picture displays just fine, but the keywords for that picture take two or three second to update. If I try to keyword the picture that is currently displayed during that time, then it applies the keywords to the previous picture. So either the previous picture gets keywords I don't intend it to have, or if there are overlapping keywords it will actually remove the keywords from the previous picture.
Optimizing the library doesn't help.
Restarting lightroom seems to help, but it only helps for about 200 pictures and then it starts messing up again.
I've tried using this on multiple computers, and my Lightroom library database is on an internal SSD so it shouldn't be a matter of buffer speeds.
I've unchecked the option where it writes the keywords directly to the file, so that lighroom should only be updating a basic database.
Why isn't this extremely basic function working? Has anyone else dealt with this problem?
Things are fine for a bit, but eventually it crawls to a halt. When I click to the next picture, the next picture displays just fine, but the keywords for that picture take two or three second to update. If I try to keyword the picture that is currently displayed during that time, then it applies the keywords to the previous picture. So either the previous picture gets keywords I don't intend it to have, or if there are overlapping keywords it will actually remove the keywords from the previous picture.
Optimizing the library doesn't help.
Restarting lightroom seems to help, but it only helps for about 200 pictures and then it starts messing up again.
I've tried using this on multiple computers, and my Lightroom library database is on an internal SSD so it shouldn't be a matter of buffer speeds.
I've unchecked the option where it writes the keywords directly to the file, so that lighroom should only be updating a basic database.
Why isn't this extremely basic function working? Has anyone else dealt with this problem?