I got an error message when trying to upload my project to the cloud. We store our images on a RAID storage and do the processing on an SSD, so the project is created in a different drive where the images are stored. I would assume this should not be a problem for upload.
To be able to upload the project you should move the images where the project is stored instead of the external drive.
The error “some images have the same name” can be explained by the following:
Close the Pix4D project.
Move all images into one single folder so that they are in the same directory. If images have the same name, a pop-up asks if the files should be replaced or not. Click No to all so that the images will have a suffix (1), (2), (3), etc. The names will not be the same any more.
Open the Pix4D project. The user is prompted to select the path of the images since it has changed. Browse and select the folder where all images are stored.
Where are stored your images? Did you make sure that they are “close” to your project file.
When moving the images, have they been renamed?
Besides, when you opened your project, did you get the message asking for the path of your images directory?
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