I have a drivepool setup that I use for my lightroom catalog. I have found an issue with my photos being corrupted (video example attached).
Originally, I thought this might be a hardware issue with one of my HDDs but I've since expanded my pool with more drives and this particular file lives on the newer drive and it still happens. You can see the file opens up just fine for a second or two but then updates to an un-readable version (or something...). What's also curious is how this updated, corrupted version appears to be in landscape mode as opposed to the original being in portrait.
In lightroom, I build previews during import and the previews don't seem to be affected (hosted on C drive) but when I go in to edit the original photo, the corrupted version appears.
If it helps, my drivepool has 12 drives (10 archive HDDs and 2 cache SSDs).
edit: I'm not sure if the video I uploaded works....here's an imgur link to the same (https://imgur.com/a/4dYYgbA)
edit_2: I also should mention that StableBit Scanner is reporting all disks as healthy.
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I have a drivepool setup that I use for my lightroom catalog. I have found an issue with my photos being corrupted (video example attached).
Originally, I thought this might be a hardware issue with one of my HDDs but I've since expanded my pool with more drives and this particular file lives on the newer drive and it still happens. You can see the file opens up just fine for a second or two but then updates to an un-readable version (or something...). What's also curious is how this updated, corrupted version appears to be in landscape mode as opposed to the original being in portrait.
In lightroom, I build previews during import and the previews don't seem to be affected (hosted on C drive) but when I go in to edit the original photo, the corrupted version appears.
If it helps, my drivepool has 12 drives (10 archive HDDs and 2 cache SSDs).
edit: I'm not sure if the video I uploaded works....here's an imgur link to the same (https://imgur.com/a/4dYYgbA)
edit_2: I also should mention that StableBit Scanner is reporting all disks as healthy.
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