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Capture One 20 Freezing

Nathan Smith

Over the last couple of months I have had some experiences with COP 20 freezing and forcing me to shut down my mac manually. I have gone as far as backing up and reformatting my iMac and reinstalling COP 20 from scratch. This has not seemed to fix the issue. I do not get freezes while using any other applications either, it only seems to be in COP 20.

They freezes seem to be random and I have yet to be able to reproduce it consistently. As best as I can tell, I believe that it happens when I am mousing over the styles in the styles tool. This seems to be the only thing I have noticed with any consistency.  

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  • SFA

    This thread reads as something quite similar. It may be work checking to see if the actions taken also solve your problem.

     

    https://support.captureone.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360009410457-Constant-crashing-since-moving-to-20

    If this turns out to be your problem the next thing might be to seek advice about forcing the re-creating of the OpenCL kernel (See the FAQ section and other places) and also whether there are any known solutions for possibly complicit GPU driver replacement.

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  • Andy Nickless

    Same here - Capture One 20 has become unusable since the Catalina upgrade.

    It randomly crashes nearly every time I attempt to use it, and causes the iMac Pro to freeze. I usually have to switch the power off to close the Mac down.

    It worked perfectly well before the Catalina upgrade.

    This has gone on for too long now. I was hoping there would be a patch but nothing...

    My patience is running out.

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  • Andy Nickless

    Success!
    Thought I should mention that I took the advice offered in SFA's link above and used the Catalog Repair Tool.

    File > Verify Catalog or Session.

    Since doing the verify, Capture One has been completely stable, thank goodness.

    NOTE: The catalog or session you are trying to repair can't be open at the time.

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  • Nathan Smith

    I did the verify thing as well as the re-creating of the OpenCL kernel. I have not had issues yet, but we'll see. My main issue has been C1 locking up my entire Mac randomly and forcing me to power down and start back up. I have not had a single crash. I also completely formated and reinstalled MacOS and C1 fresh and still had the locking up issue after. For anyone interested it's on a 2015 iMac 27".

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