[C1v13@Win] Notification if export has been finished

René Töpfer

• 1. November 2020 17:32

Where can I set a notification (prefered by e-mail) if the queue has been finished? Following use case: If I export dozens/hundreds of images I do not want to sit in front of the PC and wait until it has been finished. Also I do not want to go in several intervals to my PC and have a look what is the progress.

I am sure I have just overseen this setting. Therefore, I ask you for support.

C1v13@Win10x64 Pro

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  Mark Witherington

  • 1. November 2020 17:50

  Hello,
  The Process Recipies tool does have some indication of process so you may want to add this to your standard palette of tools. I am not sure if I have seen anything else that gives an indication. I have not seen anything that gives notification of completion.
  you may want to add this to the Feature Request section of the community, you also may want to have a think about what your expectations of how this would work would be, any onscreen notification would still require you to go check periodically to see if it had finished.

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  René Töpfer

  • 1. November 2020 18:26

  I can create a Batch script which runs a commandline mailer like BLAT but then a mail will be sent afterwards each image instead at the end of the queue. Like I wrote, I prefer mail to get a notification, than I can leave the PC and wait till I get a mail. I will try to make a post at the "feature request".

   

  P.S.: By using Chrome@Windows10 are currently an issue with logging in.

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  IanS

  • 1. November 2020 18:57

  Login problem with Firefox also.

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  Mark Witherington

  • 1. November 2020 19:00
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  I have had some issues in logging into the community in recent times, particularly with Edge and Chrome.

  It looks like exports are logged within the C1 application.log (C:\Users\User name\appdata\local\captureone\logs). I ran a few tests and it looks like on completion of exporting a set of files, the following is written into the log, maybe you could key an email to these statements (I am no expert at these things, and don't know how feasible it would be...).

  [2020-11-01 18:48:56.109][463][ID:057, ]{PSIST} | PersistImagesInternal before commit
  [2020-11-01 18:48:56.125][015][ID:057, ]{PSIST} | PersistImagesInternal SetImageIsPersistedToDb
  [2020-11-01 18:48:56.125][000][ID:057, ]{PSIST} | PersistImagesInternal done

  Note, I have only had a very superficial look at the log, and don't know if these statements are used for other reasons...It is worth you having a look at this log to see for yourself.

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