What gives here - I use the same format, RAW Compressed, on my A1ii and A9iii and those files open just fine.
Why bother releasing support for the A7RM6 if you can’t open the files.
Sony used a new format for compressed RAWs which are causing problems, DxO said these RAWs will be supported in the fall.
Currently only lossless compressed RAW is supported.
Maybe you meant “losslessly compressed RAWs”?
AFAIK, Sony A7RM6 does not offer uncompressed RAW output.
The other RAW formats are standard and HQ compressed, both lossy.
As far as I understand, their support is scheduled for autumn - DxO Software - New Cameras & Lenses support (25 June 2026 update) - #1092 by Marie .
Yes sorry, I edited my post 
As per Marie, that feature will be supported in the fall. See the link below.
There probably will not be any new releases of PhotoLab 9 until PhotoLab 10 is released in a September time frame. This is normal. There are generally no new point releases in July and August while DXO finalizes and prepares the next major version of PhotoLab for release.
Mark
Well that explains my issues in PureRaw….to get 30fps on the A7R6 you need to use the compressed RAW format (12 bit) and those files along with compressed HQ are not supported in PR….standard lossless compressed work fine.
While I can’t say when this will be supported in Pureraw, in my experience, PhotoLab 10 could be released as early as the first week in September. Updates to PhotoLab 9, PhotoLab 8, and Pureraw will most likely be available either at the same time or shortly afterwards.
Of course, it’s possible that support for the compressed versions you are seeking could be pushed back to a later date than that, but there’s a chance you may see it as early as the beginning of September which is a little over 2 months away. I know it’s frustrating since you won’t be able to process images captured all summer until then.
Mark
It will be fine…I will limp along with Adobe denoise or use the A1 II for speed… 
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You can shoot 30fps with lossless compressed on the A7RM6 - just the buffer doesn’t last as long.
Ah yep - the annual subscription model that isn’t called an annual subscription model.
I’m getting my information from the A7R6 manual….page 280
“When using the electronic shutter and performing continuous shooting in the RAW format, if [RAW File Type] is set to [Lossless
Comp] or [Compressed(HQ)], the continuous shooting speed will be 15 images per second at maximum even if [20 images/s] is
selected in [Cont. Shooting Speed].”
With an annual subscription if you stop paying, the software stops working. With PhotoLab, if you don’t upgrade to the newest version each year the only thing you loose out on are new features and feature updates. The software continues to work. DxO will even continue to provide camera and lens updates for the previous two versions. That is very different from a subscription where you have to pay every year, forever, to keep the software functioning. There are many users who haven’t upgraded PhotolLab in years and are still happily using their older versions,.
Mark
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Try it you will see that you get 30fps - that sentence applies to when you set the camera to 20fps - for some reason you will only get 15 not 20. You can shoot for one second and count the number of frames or check the EXIF timestamp on the images to confirm that you are getting 30 frames. I have tested it in all formats and it gives 30fps. Sony compatible lenses only of course.
nice - that was quick adding the new sony !
Well that would make me happy…Thank you.