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Creating new session no longer in default/previous location - Capture one 21 Pro (build 14.4.1.16) - MacOS 11.6

Willem Blancke

Since a couple of versions (can not remember which one precisely), when i want to create a new session, the defaulted location changes to the session-favorite folder used in the previous session.

I store my Capture one Session folders on one specific drive (/Volumes/A)and i store my raw files on another drive (/Volumes/B). I then add my raw-file folder to the session using the Session favorites.

This never posed any problems, creating a new Session always defaulted to /Volumes/A for the new session folder structure. This was always the last location where i created a new session.

But since a while, the new default location is always /Volumes/B/previoussession. This is now the last location i added as a Session Favorite

Really annoying and i have no idea what happened. Any suggestions? I already tried making a template, but with no succes

Thx!

W

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  • OddS.

    > Blancke Willem: This is now the last location i added as a Session Favorite

    Wow, I wonder who at C1 invented that piece of logic. Let's hope you are experiencing a bug rather than one of those new C1 features. I think you should report it to the C1 team. I can not confirm your observation, but then I use the older C1 v20 on Windows.

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  • Willem Blancke

    Sad to inform that this behaviour is still the same in Capture One V22, build 15.1.0.123

    Hopefully this gets resolved...

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  • Dexter Pawkins

    Here's how to fix this, and make Capture One display the recents pop-up instead of the catalog.

    You need to add/edit the keySessionURL and openedSessionURLs5 lines in the plist file.

    1. Quit Capture One and run the following command to convert the plist file from binary to XML: 
    plutil -convert xml1 Library/Preferences/com.captureone.captureone15.plist 

    2. Open Library/Preferences/com.captureone.captureone15.plist in TextEdit and add (or edit if they already exist) the following six lines, in bold below, to the end of the plist file:

    <key>selectedRecipeName</key>
    <string>JPEG - 2048px for web use</string>
    <key>keySessionURL</key>
    <string>file:///</string>
    <key>openedSessionURLs5</key>
    <array>
    <string>file:///</string>
    </array>
    </dict>
    </plist>
     
    3. Save the file and quit TextEdit.  Next convert the plist back to binary using the following command: 
    plutil -convert binary1 Library/Preferences/com.captureone.captureone15.plist
     
    4. That's all folks! :)
     
     
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  • Willem Blancke

    Hi Dexter,

    Thank you for the follow up, but this did not solve it...

    After the adjustments, i created a new session but it immediately gave the location of the last added favorites folder, not the last folder where i created a previous session. 

    So still no progress on this. 

    This problem exists also on all the mac machines and windows machines at my workplace. This is not a big deal because at the studio, we don't use session-favorites, but accidents sometimes happen.

    For example when someone added a session folder (for comparing images from a previous shoot), and afterwards creates a new session. That latter folder sometimes is "lost" for...

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