Process Recipe order doesn't stick
Greetings
I have noticed of late that reordering my process recipes only works briefly. Maybe the next time I open C1, they will be in the correct order, but sooner rather than later, they will be out of order again.
Anyone having similar problems - and if so, do you have a fix?
TIA
I have noticed of late that reordering my process recipes only works briefly. Maybe the next time I open C1, they will be in the correct order, but sooner rather than later, they will be out of order again.
Anyone having similar problems - and if so, do you have a fix?
TIA
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I have been experiencing the same also.
David0 -
Thanks David
FYI, when no-one on this board mentioned they'd had the problem (and provided a solution) I reported it to Capture One. Hopefully, they'll either give me a solution or note it for the next upgrade.
Regards0 -
I am noticed too: def name ordering i use for editing (separate cameras) and after I want to export images in date order. But processing batch and results was in name order. 0 -
I have the same issue each time I start Capture One. My manually-ordered Process Recipes lose their ordering in the list. It makes it difficult to find and change among them.
Wayne0 -
Keeping my fingers crossed: it appears this has been fixed in 12.0.3!
On my machine, at least.0 -
[quote="ShaneB" wrote:
Keeping my fingers crossed: it appears this has been fixed in 12.0.3!
On my machine, at least.
I spoke too soon.
The order stuck for about 3 days - then back to the old order!
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I've got the same problem: it's been there for a long time. My solution was to prepend all of the recipe names with numbers. C1 seems to keep numerical order straight. For example:
01 JPEG, 25%
02 JPEG, 50%
03 JPEG, 100%
004 TIF, 50%
005 TIF, 100%
If I add a recipe, it's named either as a variant of the above (eg 01a JPEG, 25% no metadata), which makes C1 fit it into my order, or I give it a new numerical prefix. I use different prefix lengths to clearly separate groups of prefixes like recipes used for email, printing, and showing on a computer or tablet.
BTW: I renumbered them in the C1 Application Support folder (Recipes 120) with C1 closed. Was a bit easier than doing it in C1 and worked fine.0 -
[quote="Nature Isme" wrote:
I've got the same problem: it's been there for a long time. My solution was to prepend all of the recipe names with numbers. C1 seems to keep numerical order straight.
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BTW: I renumbered them in the C1 Application Support folder (Recipes 120) with C1 closed. Was a bit easier than doing it in C1 and worked fine.
Thanks. I'll give that a try.
It shouldn't be necessary though.0 -
[quote="ShaneB" wrote:
[quote="Nature Isme" wrote:
I've got the same problem: it's been there for a long time. My solution was to prepend all of the recipe names with numbers. C1 seems to keep numerical order straight.
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BTW: I renumbered them in the C1 Application Support folder (Recipes 120) with C1 closed. Was a bit easier than doing it in C1 and worked fine.
Thanks. I'll give that a try.
It shouldn't be necessary though.
I tried it and even that didn't work!
Frustrating!!0 -
That's weird: it worked on all 3 of my licensed machines.
Did you quit C1 first and then rename the files in the folder ~/Library/Application Support/Capture One/Recipes120?
It's important that C1 not be running and that you rename the files in the Finder, not in C1's Process Recipes list. My approach failed for me when I tried renumbering within C1, but works fine when I did it in the Finder.0 -
[quote="Nature Isme" wrote:
That's weird: it worked on all 3 of my licensed machines.
Did you quit C1 first and then rename the files in the folder ~/Library/Application Support/Capture One/Recipes120?
It's important that C1 not be running and that you rename the files in the Finder, not in C1's Process Recipes list. My approach failed for me when I tried renumbering within C1, but works fine when I did it in the Finder.
Yes.0
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