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Agency Based Discussion => Shutterstock.com => Topic started by: gnirtS on November 28, 2024, 07:50
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Quite a few of us are seeing old, previously accepted assets appear in the rejected queue as "file processing error" with new ID numbers.
Others are seeing their profile size shrink or not display correct.
Anyone else got odd items in their recently reviewed queue?
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Quite a few of us are seeing old, previously accepted assets appear in the rejected queue as "file processing error" with new ID numbers.
Others are seeing their profile size shrink or not display correct.
Anyone else got odd items in their recently reviewed queue?
I find this problems in my I phone application
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Quite a few of us are seeing old, previously accepted assets appear in the rejected queue as "file processing error" with new ID numbers.
Others are seeing their profile size shrink or not display correct.
Anyone else got odd items in their recently reviewed queue?
I got 8 of them. Probably a computer bug which will get fixed sooner or later.
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Yes I have the issue with the app. The app appears to have a new layout which may of triggered this……
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Yes I have the issue with the app. The app appears to have a new layout which may of triggered this……
Its not the app - i dont have it installed. Im seeing this on the webpage. Its a backend issue.
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Same here - seeing same issue with file accepted 3 yrs ago, both app and website.
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Todays bug seems to be no thumbnail being generated or shown for anything at all in the review/pending/reviewed queue.
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Todays bug seems to be no thumbnail being generated or shown for anything at all in the review/pending/reviewed queue.
Same here.
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Indeed - 24hrs on they still havent bothered fixing it. Video thumbnails are fine.
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I don't see any problems from the video.
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FWIW it seems submission still works - once approved new content appears in the portfolio as normal. You just cant see any image thumbnails in the reviewed, pending or to-submit lists. If you can submit blind, it works.
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I am sometimes surprised there are not more errors, considering overall data size their back-end / indexing engines are dealing with.