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Sub Folder Auto Filling

Allan Schoening
Hello everyone - I don't want the tokens to auto fill in the sub folder. How do I stop it? I just want to write SHOT and it's forcing me to write ShOT. So annoying.
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  • Allan Schoening
    I'm using C1 8.3 and a Mac Book Pro running 10.10.3
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  • LSdigi.com
    Could you explain your workflow please and what exact folder structure you are trying to make?
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  • Allan Schoening
    Hi - I'm trying to process some quick proofs. I want to put them into a folder named "SHOT 01" (all capital letters). But b/c the tokens are auto filling in the Sub Folder line within the Process Recipe tool it's forcing me to write "ShOT 01" (lower case h).
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  • Paul Steunebrink
    Some tips. Try from top to bottom...

    In the Process Recipe tool, click on the three dots top right to open the action menu. Choose Reset Tool.

    If that does not help, create a new session or catalog (just of testing) and try again.

    If that does not help, reset the preferences. Note that deleting the preferences has changed since Mavericks. You need to invoke a two commands in Terminal (one at a time). You can copy and paste it. Close CO8 before you do this.
    defaults delete com.phaseone.captureone8
    defaults delete com.phaseone.captureone8.LSSharedFileList
    Try again and set your preferences again if you had done this before.
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  • LSdigi.com
    [quote="Allan26" wrote:
    Hi - I'm trying to process some quick proofs. I want to put them into a folder named "SHOT 01" (all capital letters). But b/c the tokens are auto filling in the Sub Folder line within the Process Recipe tool it's forcing me to write "ShOT 01" (lower case h).


    Hey Allan,

    A little tip, if your Capture folder structure is e.g Shot01, Shot02, Shot03, you can actually tell C1 to process into the same file structure in the recipe into Output folder, so you never have to fill in each individual shot folders.

    On your QuickProof JPEG recipe, go on FILE, then on Sub Folder just add [Image Folder Name]. I actually like to add another thing - [Recipe Name] / [Image Folder Name], that way in the output folder it automatically creates "QuickProof JPEG" folder, and inside it it will always add Shot01, Shot02 folders etc.

    Sorry if you know this already, I understand it doesn't solve your problem directly.
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