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Moving files into different folders (selects, trash, etc.. etc..) has bugged out.

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  • Ian Wilson
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    Tell us more. Mac or Windows, and version? Version of Capture One? Session or Catalog? Does it happen with just one particular session or catalog, or all of them - is it OK on a new one? Where are the images stored?

    Ian

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  • Matin Latif

    Mac 2.4 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9, Sonoma 14.3.1 

    Multiple Sessions all behave the same way, I dont personally use Catalogs

    I store them on the onboard ssd for current projects and an external hd for the archives before I do housekeeping on them for deep storage 

    ive just tried the last three versions of CapOne, all behave the same way.

    also just tested it on my most recent Session and it behaves a little strangely, some files will move while others won't

    Thanks for responding! Cheers!

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  • Walter Rowe
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    What version of Capture One?

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  • Matin Latif

    ive tested 16.4.3, 16.4.2, 16.4.1, 16.4.0.48 

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  • Ian Wilson
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    I suppose it's worth checking that the session is set up as it should be. If you look in the System Folders section of the Library tool, do the physical session folders all have the icons next to them that they should have, like these?

    Ian

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  • Matin Latif

    yup, all the Sessions folders have those icons next to them

     

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  • Ian Wilson
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    How many files are you trying to move to trash at once?

    And have you checked that Capture One has all the permissions it needs in System Settings >Privacy & Security >Files and Folders (or System Settings >Privacy & Security >Full Disk Access)?

    Are you running any virus checker, or any syncing software, that might be snarling up the process?

    Ian

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  • Walter Rowe
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    Have you emptied the trash to free space? Do you have other sessions that have trash items that need emptying? Capture One does not use the system trash. It only uses its own trash so files stay around until the trash is emptied.

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  • Matin Latif

    I have full disk access selected and yes all my trash folders are empty

     

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  • Joanna DeGeneres

    I am having the same problem on my laptop but not on my desktop

     

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  • Matin Latif

    so far my issues have disappeared as of the latest update! update if you haven't!

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